A:AnswerNo. It will not work unless you have physical access to that router at the coffee shop. With this system you are required to connect one of the devices directly to the router with an Ethernet cable. This system will not create any network of any kind. It will only boost any existing system that it's plugged into. Its basically a bad ars WiFi broadcast extender.
A:AnswerTracking keystrokes wouldn’t be possible from a network router. They could potentially track webpages, but Congress already allowed ISPs to track web pages you visit so if you have privacy concerns you should: consider using a private VPN service on your individual devices (there are many affordable and easy to use options), search using DuckDuckGo.com instead of Google, and absolutely delete your Facebook account or else this is all moot.
A:AnswerIf you’re limited to 100 by your card, cable, or Internet speed I’m not sure this is the best option for you. It will certainly enhance your Wi-Fi capability in larger homes. You will still need a router this is not a replacement to your router more of an extension to complete your wireless network. It does not have any baked in security like Mac filtering/VPN. Set up is a breeze and will certainly extend the Wi-Fi capability versus a standard or even more advanced Consumer grade router.
A:AnswerI don't think one will suffice for that big of an area but it depends on the construction and materials. I would suggest 2 or 3 and you will never have coverage problems again. One time purchase and good to go. I love my three in a three story house where the cable internet provider comes in on the top floor. Coverage in the basement is perfect. That's the point of these. Buying one will likely be an improvement over most routers, but the magic is really in having more than one in a mesh.
A:AnswerIt is not a router. They work with your existing router. One plugs into your router directly and the other two are placed around the home where the internet is weak.
A:AnswerIt depends on how far your outhouse is from your house. but theoretically, you could have a unit plugged into your LAN near the modem, have a second unit in your house but as close to the outhouse as possible and then the third unit in the outhouse - sort of string them together and see how it works. see the picture.
A:AnswerNo, these work only as a Mesh system. They won’t operate or have the GUI to select a range extension. They do have a much better signal range than the AirPort Extreme individually however, not to mention if used together as a mesh network)..
A:AnswerNo USB ports on mine, they do have a network port available. If you need to connect several hardwired network devices, a network switch should work fine.
A:AnswerOne three pack may work provided there is no unusual conditions. Lots of variables in construction. If three doesn't quite cover it, you can add them one at a time, or use wired backhaul if available.
