How far can this extend my signal? (distance please) null

I doubt anyone will give you a definitive answer. Wireless signals are impacted by a number of factors including the environment and the existing network noise. I live in a typical 1973 rambler and have had no issues covering my basement level with the extender.

30 - 50 feet, based on what material (walls, appliances) are between the extender and your wireless device.

The house is 2350 sq ft and the router is diagonally at the farthest spot away from the family room. Everyone uses their phones and tablets in the family room and since plugging this device into a wall plug there and setting it up, wi-if now works consistently in the family room.

assuming no walls trees or something else about 400 feet. With walls etc about 200 feet at most.

The extender is in a socket about 15 yards away from the base connection. The smart TV is about 5 yards away from the extender

Depend upon the distance, the material of any walls between the sites, and slightly on the orientation of the extender

It depends on where it is installed and the internal construction of your house. If used outside it should be good for about 300 feet. Inside, it depends on what the signal has to go through to get to the point where it will be used. For example, if the signal has to go through a wall with aluminum foiled insulation and rebar that will attenuate the signal a lot.. Try it! You can always return the thing.

This extended my wifi about fifty feet from the front house to the back house/ garage...but I can not play movies on Netflix.I have to stll get a wifi antenna. But it saves me on my cell phone when I can be on Wifi when I am back there.

I have tried with 10 mt from the main router and works ok, also the radio of the NETGEAR is better that my router so, it gives me an additional reason to recomend it

In my house I would say it increased the 100% signal strength by at least 25 feet

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I doubt anyone will give you a definitive answer. Wireless signals are impacted by a number of factors including the environment and the existing network noise. I live in a typical 1973 rambler and have had no issues covering my basement level with the extender.
Answered by blueheronmn 9 years ago
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30 - 50 feet, based on what material (walls, appliances) are between the extender and your wireless device.
Answered by 2876 9 years ago
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The house is 2350 sq ft and the router is diagonally at the farthest spot away from the family room. Everyone uses their phones and tablets in the family room and since plugging this device into a wall plug there and setting it up, wi-if now works consistently in the family room.
Answered by jillby 10 years ago
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assuming no walls trees or something else about 400 feet. With walls etc about 200 feet at most.
Answered by TheSlacker 10 years ago
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The extender is in a socket about 15 yards away from the base connection. The smart TV is about 5 yards away from the extender
Answered by four01kman 10 years ago
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Depend upon the distance, the material of any walls between the sites, and slightly on the orientation of the extender
Answered by PilotBill 11 years ago
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It depends on where it is installed and the internal construction of your house. If used outside it should be good for about 300 feet. Inside, it depends on what the signal has to go through to get to the point where it will be used. For example, if the signal has to go through a wall with aluminum foiled insulation and rebar that will attenuate the signal a lot.. Try it! You can always return the thing.
Answered by K6QU 11 years ago
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This extended my wifi about fifty feet from the front house to the back house/ garage...but I can not play movies on Netflix.I have to stll get a wifi antenna. But it saves me on my cell phone when I can be on Wifi when I am back there.
Answered by Aggie 11 years ago
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I have tried with 10 mt from the main router and works ok, also the radio of the NETGEAR is better that my router so, it gives me an additional reason to recomend it
Answered by pnanez 11 years ago
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In my house I would say it increased the 100% signal strength by at least 25 feet
Answered by Earmuffs23 11 years ago
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