
Gain more network coverage with this TP-LINK Wi-Fi range extender. Its four antennas provide signals for up to an additional 14,000 sq. ft., and it transfers information to multiple devices simultaneously for improved performance. This TP-LINK Wi-Fi range extender includes a Gigabit Ethernet port to provide faster wired connections to TVs, computers and gaming devices.
A: It depends on the construction of your house Concrete and metal will make it more difficult. I will say that this is the best unit for extending WiFi that I have ever purchased. And I have purchased many.
Q: Can you use the existing name and password as my existing router
A: Absolutely! During setup, you will be given the option to "copy" or "clone" your router's existing WiFi name and password for a unified WiFi extension experience. We recommend using our intuitive TP-Link Tether on your smartphone. Regards, TP-Link Support
Q: Does this replace the router from my cable company
A: No, it does extend the range of your current router though!
A: That distance is quite significant, especially with brick obstruction in between. Please note this WiFi extender is intended to expand WiFi coverage within a home. For WiFi extenders to operate optimally, they should be installed in an area where your router's WiFi signal is sufficiently strong, yet far enough from the router to extend its range. If you are attempting to achieve long distance, point-to-point connectivity, we suggest considering our outdoor CPE solutions instead.
A: Yes, you can use multiple WiFi extenders within the same network.
A: Yes, the extender is universally compatible with WiFi routers. The extender's ability to expand your existing connection depends on your router's existing signal strength. We always recommend installing the extender in a position within your home where the router's WiFi signal is sufficiently strong; yet far enough from the router to effectively extend its range.
A: Show as the WIFI you currently have.
A: The roaming behavior of each WiFi client (i.e. phone, laptop, etc.) is the responsibility of each WiFi client. WiFi roaming is purely a client (smartphone, TV, computer, tablet, etc.) decision. The wireless client is responsible for deciding it needs to roam, and then detecting, evaluating, and roaming to an alternative WiFi source nearby. The efficiency of each WiFi device's roaming will vary depending on the capabilities of each WiFi device. For the most seamless WiFi experience, we suggest considering one of our Deco Mesh WiFi options.