
NETGEAR Universal Wi-Fi Dual-Band Range Extender: Add some extra power to your existing network and access the Internet in areas of your home that were once dead zones. The FastLane feature of this universal range extender offers high-speed Wi-Fi over a single band, which makes for quick and consistent HD gaming and video streaming. 
Q: I would like to make my wireless router stronger, i want to signal to extend at least 50 yards
A: Although I purchased a Netgear N router unit that had sufficient published range, I was unable to get a Wi-Fi signal to consistently reach the far end of my home. I kept losing signal while doing homework on my laptop and constantly losing my signal while streaming NETFLIX. So I purchased a Netgear N series unit as a bridge and placed it in a convenient out of sight area more than half the length of my home. Now I get full bars and zero streaming interruptions. It was easy to connect to my main unit by logging on and following the connections steps that linked it to my main router. Worth the $60 at Best Buy
A: The range is 600 feet
Q: would the netgear-universal cover the upstairs & basement.
A: Sorry, there are too many variables to answer this question accurately. Depends on the size & layout of your home, building material, where your router and the extender are placed, etc.
A: It works with ANY router
Q: Will this work with AT&T U-verse?
A: definately
Q: Will this unit give me wi fi coverage to my back yard which is 60 yards away
A: I am not too sure about this but I can pick up my wifi up to my garage which is about 50 feet away from the router in the house. With the router extender I would think the distance may be enhanced, but you would have to check it out to see if that is the case.
A: I use 2 with no issues
A: Hello, I currently have this connected to my NetGear router wirelessly as a access point and connected two Ethernet ports to devices that monitor and control my garage doors wirelessly. I did it for the same reason not to have to run a network cable from the second floor to the first floor. I don't see any reason why this would not work. The access point acts as an extension to your current network and uses SSID for security. Regards,