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Name: TP-Link - AX3000 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender - White
Brand: TP-Link
SKU: 10736281
Price: 129.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (841 reviews)

TP-Link - AX3000 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender - White

Model:: RE705X; |
SKU:: 10736281

User rating, 4.6 out of 5 stars with 841 reviews.

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QuestionHow far will this extend wifi? My neighbor and I share a driveway and have come up with an arrangement that I will shovel the driveway in exchange for getting to use their internet. Our houses are about 90 feet apart.
Asked 1 year ago by Mermeg.
- Answer Hi Mermeg, Extended range will vary based on multiple factors, including, but not limited to: - Placement of the extender and router - Physical obstructions (e.g. walls, etc.) between the extender and your devices - Distance between the extender and your devices - Which Wi-Fi band you are connecting to (2.4GHz vs. 5GHz) However, even with all the above taken into consideration, 90 feet apart is going to be a big ask for a Wi-Fi extender that is designed for extending Wi-Fi coverage within the same home as the router. If your goal is to provide long range outdoor Wi-Fi coverage, you may need to consider an outdoor Wi-Fi solution, such as an outdoor Deco Mesh model, or point-to-point EAP Bridge Kits. We would highly suggest striking up a discussion on our official TP-Link Community Forum, or contacting our support team via email or Live Chat using our support portal: https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/contact-technical-support/
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QuestionWill this extender help with increasing my signal to m ring outdoor doorbell? house is brick. using the 1800 now and ring says poor signal always and i lose coneection and transmission frequently.
Asked 1 year ago by Hala.
- Answer Hi Hala, If your doorbell currently receives a signal from your router, albeit poor, installing a Wi-Fi Extender between the doorbell and your router can help improve signal strength. Since your home has brick construction, finding the ideal location for the extender may require trying a few different locations until you find the best possible spot.
  Answered 1 year ago by TPLinkSupport
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Questionwe have a sercomm modem/router through WOW. Will this be compatible with it?
Asked 1 year ago by carwek.
- Answer Hi carwek, Yes, TP-Link Wi-Fi Extenders are universally compatible with Wi-Fi routers.
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QuestionIS THIS EXTENDER HARD TO SET UP I AM OLDER PERSON NOT VERY TECHY
Asked 1 year ago by BOB.
- Answer Hi Bob, TP-Link Wi-Fi Range Extenders are designed for quick and easy setup. The included Installation Guide offers multiple intuitive setup options, including WPS button setup, or using the Tether app on your smartphone to install the device. If you have any questions or would like help with setup, you can always call our TP-Link Support Team using the support phone number listed on the included product documentation, or via our official TP-Link website.
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QuestionWill the TP-Link - AX3000 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender - White work with a Starlink router
Asked 1 year ago by SAGTH.
- Answer Hi SAGTH, Yes, TP-Link Wi-Fi Extenders are universally compatible with Wi-Fi routers.
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QuestionCan I use this with optimum router
Asked 1 year ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Hi, Yes, TP-Link Wi-Fi Extenders are universally compatible with Wi-Fi routers.
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QuestionDoes this work with orbi rbr50
Asked 1 year ago by Phill.
- Answer Hi Phill, Yes. TP-Link Wi-Fi Extenders are universally compatible with Wi-Fi routers. Please note that it will not be able to fully integrate with proprietary Orbi Mesh features or the Orbi app/ecosystem.
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QuestionCan this be connected wirelessly with the wifi? and can this be connected to my Pc by ethernet if it is wireless? and would this reduce download, upload, and ping in games?
Asked 1 year ago by J.
- Answer Hi J, Both Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity options are available during setup. If connecting the extender via Wi-Fi to your router is ideal for you, you may select this setup method using the steps outlined in the included setup guide. Yes, once the extender is set up and connected via Wi-Fi to your router, you can use its Ethernet port to deliver wired connectivity to another device. How it influences your download, upload, and ping in games will depend on the quality of signal it receives from your router.
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QuestionWill this extender improve my door bell and my outdoor cameras signal?
Asked 1 year ago by Goldie.
- Answer Hi Goldie, if your doorbell and outdoor cameras currently connect to your existing Wi-Fi router, installing a Wi-Fi Range Extender may help improve Wi-Fi connectivity in weakened areas.
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QuestionCan I use a WiFi extender in a condo that has public WiFi network and no password is needed, The network has a name that I can select in settings. Can I buy a network extender that would make the signal stronger in my condo?
Asked 1 year ago by Amir.
- Answer Hi Amir, yes, you should be able to, as long as the main network does not impose any restrictions on devices such as MAC Filtering or Captive Portal Authentication. Please note that the extender should be installed in a location where the main network's signal is sufficiently stable while also being close enough to the desired coverage areas. Depending on how far away the source signal is, optimal positioning of the extender may vary.
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QuestionCan this be used on a Starlink router?
Asked 1 year ago by Cameron.
- Answer Yes, TP-Link Wi-Fi Extenders are universally compatible with Wi-Fi routers.
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QuestionCan i use this router to boost hotel signal on a open network for gaming use on my ps5?
Asked 1 year ago by Draekjele.
- Answer Hi Drakjele, thanks for asking. The TP-Link RE705X is a Wi-Fi Range Extender; not a router. It is primarily designed to help eliminate Wi-Fi dead zones in a home. Generally, it would need to be installed in a physical location where the existing router's Wi-Fi signal is sufficiently strong, yet also positioned to provide additional coverage to the desired area. The layout and existing connections offered by your network environment will play a major role in whether this device will suit your needs. Feel free to contact our official TP-Link Support Team or visit our Community Forum for additional, helpful information.
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QuestionWill this work with Zipley modems?
Asked 1 year ago by Zipline.
- Answer Hi! TP-Link Wi-Fi Extenders are universally compatible with Wi-Fi routers. If you have an existing Wi-Fi Router, then it should work fine.
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QuestionCan I used this with orbi rbr750 for extra coverage instead of epensive satillite
Asked 1 year ago by Diggs.
- Answer TP-Link Range Extenders are typically universally compatible with any network router that supports the same bands as the range extender. The one exception is with Mesh systems. Typically, mesh systems are only compatible with mesh units of the same brand. Orbi works with Orbi; Deco works with Deco, etc. While a range extender can work with a mesh system, it is not part of the mesh network. It would instead create a separate network. One option is to see if your Orbi system supports the EasyMesh protocol. If it does, you can look for any range extender that supports EasyMesh. As long as you use it in EasyMesh mode, you can use it as a satellite on your mesh network.
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QuestionWill this work at a hotel? The hotel have a captive Portal
Asked 1 year ago by Sean.
- Answer If the Captive Portal supports multiple users/devices over the same license or one username and password, then it may work. Otherwise, we suggest considering one of our Travel Router models as a suitable alternative for your goal.
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QuestionWill a new network name be created? Have Sonos and other devices that need to be on same network, not an “_ext” different one
Asked 1 year ago by ILM.
- Answer Hi! Not if you don't want it to. The Range Extender provides the option to copy or clone your existing Wi-Fi network name or create a separate one (e.g., one with _ext, or any name, really). If you would prefer the extended network to have the same name as your main network, this can be done during setup or at any time using the Tether app.
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QuestionI got th eOrbi RBR50 wi-fi system and need to boost it - will this extender work for my wifi system?
Asked 1 year ago by Stef.
- Answer Yes, TP-Link Wi-Fi Extenders are universally compatible with Wi-Fi routers.
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QuestionWill this work if hooked up to a MoCA connection, in order to use the ethernet connection as a wired backhaul?
Asked 1 year ago by TheReddness.
- Answer If the MoCA currently provides network connectivity over Ethernet, then connecting it to the router's WAN port should provide the router, and devices connected to the router, with network connectivity.
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Questionwill this extender work with Sonic eero system?
Asked 1 year ago by gt08.
- Answer Hi! TP-Link Wi-Fi Extenders are designed for universal compatibility with Wi-Fi routers.
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QuestionI recently switched to Spectrum internet and cannot keep my Generac connected. It is right outside our living room window, will this help or do I need to get something else?
Asked 1 year ago by Bev.
- Answer If your Generac is losing connectivity due to poor Wi-Fi signal strength from your router, then introducing a Wi-Fi Range Extender may help.
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TP-Link - AX3000 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender - White

Q: QuestionHow far will this extend wifi? My neighbor and I share a driveway and have come up with an arrangement that I will shovel the driveway in exchange for getting to use their internet. Our houses are about 90 feet apart.

Q: QuestionWill this extender help with increasing my signal to m ring outdoor doorbell? house is brick. using the 1800 now and ring says poor signal always and i lose coneection and transmission frequently.

Q: Questionwe have a sercomm modem/router through WOW. Will this be compatible with it?

Q: QuestionIS THIS EXTENDER HARD TO SET UP I AM OLDER PERSON NOT VERY TECHY

Q: QuestionWill the TP-Link - AX3000 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender - White work with a Starlink router

Q: QuestionCan I use this with optimum router

Q: QuestionDoes this work with orbi rbr50

Q: QuestionCan this be connected wirelessly with the wifi? and can this be connected to my Pc by ethernet if it is wireless? and would this reduce download, upload, and ping in games?

Q: QuestionWill this extender improve my door bell and my outdoor cameras signal?

Q: QuestionCan I use a WiFi extender in a condo that has public WiFi network and no password is needed, The network has a name that I can select in settings. Can I buy a network extender that would make the signal stronger in my condo?

Q: QuestionCan this be used on a Starlink router?

Q: QuestionCan i use this router to boost hotel signal on a open network for gaming use on my ps5?

Q: QuestionWill this work with Zipley modems?

Q: QuestionCan I used this with orbi rbr750 for extra coverage instead of epensive satillite

Q: QuestionWill this work at a hotel? The hotel have a captive Portal

Q: QuestionWill a new network name be created? Have Sonos and other devices that need to be on same network, not an “_ext” different one

Q: QuestionI got th eOrbi RBR50 wi-fi system and need to boost it - will this extender work for my wifi system?

Q: QuestionWill this work if hooked up to a MoCA connection, in order to use the ethernet connection as a wired backhaul?

Q: Questionwill this extender work with Sonic eero system?

Q: QuestionI recently switched to Spectrum internet and cannot keep my Generac connected. It is right outside our living room window, will this help or do I need to get something else?

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QuestionHow far will this extend wifi? My neighbor and I share a driveway and have come up with an arrangement that I will shovel the driveway in exchange for getting to use their internet. Our houses are about 90 feet apart.

QuestionWill this extender help with increasing my signal to m ring outdoor doorbell? house is brick. using the 1800 now and ring says poor signal always and i lose coneection and transmission frequently.

Questionwe have a sercomm modem/router through WOW. Will this be compatible with it?

QuestionIS THIS EXTENDER HARD TO SET UP I AM OLDER PERSON NOT VERY TECHY

QuestionWill the TP-Link - AX3000 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender - White work with a Starlink router

QuestionCan I use this with optimum router

QuestionDoes this work with orbi rbr50

QuestionCan this be connected wirelessly with the wifi? and can this be connected to my Pc by ethernet if it is wireless? and would this reduce download, upload, and ping in games?

QuestionWill this extender improve my door bell and my outdoor cameras signal?

QuestionCan I use a WiFi extender in a condo that has public WiFi network and no password is needed, The network has a name that I can select in settings. Can I buy a network extender that would make the signal stronger in my condo?

QuestionCan this be used on a Starlink router?

QuestionCan i use this router to boost hotel signal on a open network for gaming use on my ps5?

QuestionWill this work with Zipley modems?

QuestionCan I used this with orbi rbr750 for extra coverage instead of epensive satillite

QuestionWill this work at a hotel? The hotel have a captive Portal

QuestionWill a new network name be created? Have Sonos and other devices that need to be on same network, not an “_ext” different one

QuestionI got th eOrbi RBR50 wi-fi system and need to boost it - will this extender work for my wifi system?

QuestionWill this work if hooked up to a MoCA connection, in order to use the ethernet connection as a wired backhaul?

Questionwill this extender work with Sonic eero system?

QuestionI recently switched to Spectrum internet and cannot keep my Generac connected. It is right outside our living room window, will this help or do I need to get something else?