“Does it work with Apple products?”

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• Yes! I have Two Ipad 2's, 1 IPhone 6, and 1 Phone 4. No problems.

  Answered by runningpugfather 10 years ago

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• Yes it does. All these devices connected just fine: iPhone, iPad mini, iPad, iPod,

  Answered by mcskidawg209 10 years ago

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• Yes! Works with apple products.

  Answered by Buddy 10 years ago

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• Yes, I successfully use my iPad, iPhones and MacBook with the high-bandwidth 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz WiFi signals from this device, and I use my Safari browsers to configure the extender's settings via the device's mywifiext.net URL-access built-in Genie software. My iOS devices finally have the bandwidth they need regardless of where I am in the house!

  Answered by Tall52 10 years ago

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• It will boost any wifi signal. Personally, though, I'd get an Airport Express for a few dollars more.

  Answered by K6QU 10 years ago

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• This should work perfectly with apple products. I had no troulble with my Fire phone and LG tablet working with it.

  Answered by Aggie 10 years ago

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• Yes, it does.

  Answered by Diegobob8 10 years ago

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• yes, works with iphones.

  Answered by mikereview 10 years ago

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• Yes, it works well with my iPhone 6 plus and iPad Air 2.

  Answered by tokpo 10 years ago

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• Very well.

  Answered by Memphian2012 10 years ago

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