WiFi Extender Signal Booster Long Range Coverage to 8000sq.ft and 45+ Devices, WiFi 2.4&5GHz Dual Band WPS WiFi Signal Strong Penetrability, 360°Coverage Supports Ethernet Port
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Marcel
> 3 dayHier gibt es nicht viel zu sagen. Die Verarbeitung ist gut und es tut was es soll. Ein LAN-Kabel halt. Gut und günstig!
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J. Wagner
> 3 dayWow, was für ein Schnäppchen.
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MARY
> 3 dayPretty pretty easy setup, boosted the signal as advertised. Seems to do the job inside the house. Ill find out in the Spring if it helps in the back yard.I am sure that it works but the problem is that the instructions is written for someone that knows what they are doing. Instructions need to be written so that anyone can follow them.
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MARY
Greater than one weekWas having wifi signal problems with my ezviz camera mini O 720p HD wifi camera I put my in my garage. Had good signal in my mud room just before the garage, but once you opened the door and walked into the garage, the signal dropped drastically. I have the camera set to motion detect, where it should record to the ezviz cloud and send me a notification. I get the notification, but most of the time the recorded video skips and isnt very good. The extender was super easy to set up, took less than 10 minutes. Plugged it in an outlet in my mud room ( the room just before my garage). Bam! Camera now has full signal and records motion detected footage in full hd length! Netgear saved the day!! Going to get the 1200 for my bed rooms in the back of the house!
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hilda ubochioma
> 3 daypretty easy set up, pretty easy to use. Takes a couple minutes. Does a best job of extending a signal in a house where you might have issues. Although it did work, it didnt make much difference in the strength of signal in my home. I would only highly recommend this extender for a small home. Very best buy.
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JERRY
19-12-2024Easy to set up and just plug it in. My living room went from 1 bar of service to 3 or 4Great wireless extender, has pretty good pick up and extension range.
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MARY
> 3 dayo I have a dead spot in the basement of my house. There were multiple options to try and remedy this (including ethernet over powerline, a long cord, or a second router), but this was a cheap and easily set up repeater. Set up is very easy. Plugging it into the outlet turns it on and you can connect to the wifi SSID and then open your captive browser page to modify the settings. When you connect to your home network, it will then piggy back off your home router and broadcast a new SSID.I place this repeater at a spot I had 2-3 bars of wifi reception (on my phone). Now areas where I was not able to get reception, Im getting 4 bars from the repeater (about 2-3 bars from the home router if you consider the chain). this easily extended my range about 30-40 ft including through multiple walls. This is great as I have a few devices that I wanted to use as headless servers int eh basement to keep them out of the way.I also like how this only uses a single outlet without blocking the second outlet (the plug can be rotated by pushing down on the tab). Ethernet is a nice addition, but being a repeater was the main purpose of this device.In terms of usage as a router. Here are the different scenarios for usage:1) Connect directly to the internet through the ethernet and function as a WAN for 5 devices.2) Be a repeater by connected to a wireless internet and rebroadcast the same SSID. This essentially extends the range of your original wireless network.3) Connect to the internet through wifi, but broadcast a separate SSID. This allows you to let people connect to your wireless network using a guest SSID and password without allowing them to connect to your actual router/modem.Please note that i was provided a review sample.
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JERRY
21-12-2024It does what it says it does, my signal has boosted by 75% since I got this. I would re-buyThis WiFi extender is very easy to setup and works great. I recommend it.
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GL
> 3 dayKeine Beanstandungen
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SANDRA
> 3 dayWorks great. I was having issues with my smart TV staying connected and buffering due to my Wi-Fi being connected upstairs. This was exactly what I needed to fix the problem.