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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: SoldOut
Rating: 4.6 (857 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 857 reviews.

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QuestionCan this pick up a WiFi signal and put that signal out through Ethernet port? I have a SmartThings hub that needs to be hardwired but the router is too far from the lock to get a good signal.
Asked 3 years ago by 9Toez.
- Answer Yes see picture
  Answered 3 years ago by BlackBeard
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QuestionI have one. I noticed it was occasionally blinking a red light . How come?
Asked 3 years ago by Skipper.
- Answer The blinking red light indicates your signal strength is weak and the device should be moved to an area providing a stronger router signal.
  Answered 3 years ago by Anonymous
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QuestionWill this one work in a 3400 square foot home with one story, metal studs, and tin roof? The router works in half the home but not the back of the home. It is like a two story home but it is one story. Just the top of a two story behind the first.
Asked 3 years ago by MyNana.
- Answer Mine is 3600 square feet and it works fine.
  Answered 3 years ago by user975496
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Question2500 sq ft house. Router on main floor. Guest bedrm in basement (half below ground). 3 bedrms upstairs. Great Wifi on main fl. Good upstairs. Problems with wifi cellphone in basement guest rm. Will this fix basement dead spots?
Asked 3 years ago by Leenie.
- Answer Yes it will. I use an Android App named WiFi Analyzer to identify hot spots and weak spots in the house. It is available free of charge in the Play Store. Place the Extender in the hot spot nearest the problem area.
  Answered 3 years ago by Anonymous
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Questionhow well does this work with gaming pc? i currently have 700 mbps with my router but its to far from me for a ethernet cord. so can i plug this is my room and not lag?
Asked 3 years ago by cl511.
- Answer In my house the extender lowers my mbs from 500 to about 400
  Answered 3 years ago by BlackBeard
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QuestionHow would this do for a WiFi Booster in an RV park with WiFi?
Asked 3 years ago by Traveler.
- Answer I presume just as good as at a house.
  Answered 3 years ago by user975496
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QuestionDoes this extender work with AT&T fiber?
Asked 3 years ago by Pete.
- Answer Yes. But it’s an extender and your main hub/ router/ modem will always provider after speeds chorded or wireless.
  Answered 3 years ago by BlackBeard
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QuestionCan I plug this into an Ethernet wall jack in a Wi-Fi dead zone of my house to spring up a wireless access point? Or can it only extend range via a wireless mesh to the main router?
Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Hi! Yes, once the device is configured in Access Point Mode, it can be connected to your existing router via Ethernet.
  Answered 3 years ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionCan I plug an ethernet cable from a powerline device that is connected to my home network, and use it to create a wireless network at other end of house?
Asked 3 years ago by ipictia.
- Answer Hi! Theoretically, you could, if the Wi-Fi extender is configured in Access Point Mode.
  Answered 3 years ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionI currently have an Archer Ax73 will this extender work for my router? Will it work with the MESH network?
Asked 3 years ago by Matt.
- Answer It will work with Linksys mesh Network.
  Answered 3 years ago by JackieM
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QuestionCan this device be Rebooted via the CLOUD in the Tether app, REMOTELY?
Asked 3 years ago by InternetExtention.
- Answer Yes.
  Answered 3 years ago by TPLinkSupport
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Questiondoes it maintain the router's original ssid's (guest and regular, 2.4 and 5)? is there any loss of bandwidth as with mesh?
Asked 3 years ago by unclejohn.
- Answer You can keep the same network names if before you save the name it creates click on it and erase the ext on the end and then save . It will route one 2.4 network and one 5.0. So no guest network. We have had no issues with our security cameras dropping out, or streaming HD quality movies.
  Answered 3 years ago by marie
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QuestionHow many devices can be connected to this wireless extender?
Asked 6 months ago by Omuj.
- Answer I have 5 devices that utilize the extender. My work laptop is upstairs with the extender and I have no issues of lagging or disconnecting
  Answered 2 months ago by BarbaraR
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Questionis there a device that takes WiFi and turns in into a Ethernet connection?
Asked 2 years ago by BD.
- Answer This Device has an ethernet port to use
  Answered 2 years ago by JimS
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QuestionWill this work through cinder block garage to connect my Ring Camera just on the outside of the garage wall?
Asked 2 years ago by HappyCustomer.
- Answer I think it would
  Answered 2 years ago by trafficcostsmore
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QuestionWill this extender work well through Adobe walls?
Asked 2 years ago by Adobe.
- Answer it should
  Answered 2 years ago by AlbertJ
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QuestionAm I able to plug into my homes CAT5 cable into this to add wireless in a detached casita or is the ethernet port "out" only?
Asked 3 years ago by Kirk.
- Answer Hi! Yes, you can conveniently do so by configuring the device in Access Point Mode.
  Answered 3 years ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionIs this mesh wifi extender. (like the Netgear Nighthawk line)?
Asked 3 years ago by PhilTech.
- Answer Hi! The RE705X supports TP-Link OneMesh technology. For more information about TP-Link OneMesh, please visit our official website here: https://www.tp-link.com/us/onemesh/
  Answered 3 years ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionHow far will this exttend my wifi.
Asked 2 years ago by KKP.
- Answer Hi there I live in a basement flat and this product gives me max power and also covers most of the garden Prob reaches approx 110 feet
  Answered 2 years ago by PeterS
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QuestionWhat square footage can this cover? I currently have a RE305 and was working good for the past 2 years but disconnects often now and loses wifi after new update and rebooted. What do you recommend? Thank you
Asked 3 years ago by Dino.
- Answer That number varies based on numerous variables. My recommendation for any range concern would be RE605X with its external antennas you would have the best possible outcome for range.
  Answered 3 years ago by TPLinkSupport
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TP-Link - AX3000 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender - White

Q: QuestionCan this pick up a WiFi signal and put that signal out through Ethernet port? I have a SmartThings hub that needs to be hardwired but the router is too far from the lock to get a good signal.

Q: QuestionI have one. I noticed it was occasionally blinking a red light . How come?

Q: QuestionWill this one work in a 3400 square foot home with one story, metal studs, and tin roof? The router works in half the home but not the back of the home. It is like a two story home but it is one story. Just the top of a two story behind the first.

Q: Question2500 sq ft house. Router on main floor. Guest bedrm in basement (half below ground). 3 bedrms upstairs. Great Wifi on main fl. Good upstairs. Problems with wifi cellphone in basement guest rm. Will this fix basement dead spots?

Q: Questionhow well does this work with gaming pc? i currently have 700 mbps with my router but its to far from me for a ethernet cord. so can i plug this is my room and not lag?

Q: QuestionHow would this do for a WiFi Booster in an RV park with WiFi?

Q: QuestionDoes this extender work with AT&T fiber?

Q: QuestionCan I plug this into an Ethernet wall jack in a Wi-Fi dead zone of my house to spring up a wireless access point? Or can it only extend range via a wireless mesh to the main router?

Q: QuestionCan I plug an ethernet cable from a powerline device that is connected to my home network, and use it to create a wireless network at other end of house?

Q: QuestionI currently have an Archer Ax73 will this extender work for my router? Will it work with the MESH network?

Q: QuestionCan this device be Rebooted via the CLOUD in the Tether app, REMOTELY?

Q: Questiondoes it maintain the router's original ssid's (guest and regular, 2.4 and 5)? is there any loss of bandwidth as with mesh?

Q: QuestionHow many devices can be connected to this wireless extender?

Q: Questionis there a device that takes WiFi and turns in into a Ethernet connection?

Q: QuestionWill this work through cinder block garage to connect my Ring Camera just on the outside of the garage wall?

Q: QuestionWill this extender work well through Adobe walls?

Q: QuestionAm I able to plug into my homes CAT5 cable into this to add wireless in a detached casita or is the ethernet port "out" only?

Q: QuestionIs this mesh wifi extender. (like the Netgear Nighthawk line)?

Q: QuestionHow far will this exttend my wifi.

Q: QuestionWhat square footage can this cover? I currently have a RE305 and was working good for the past 2 years but disconnects often now and loses wifi after new update and rebooted. What do you recommend? Thank you

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QuestionCan this pick up a WiFi signal and put that signal out through Ethernet port? I have a SmartThings hub that needs to be hardwired but the router is too far from the lock to get a good signal.

QuestionI have one. I noticed it was occasionally blinking a red light . How come?

QuestionWill this one work in a 3400 square foot home with one story, metal studs, and tin roof? The router works in half the home but not the back of the home. It is like a two story home but it is one story. Just the top of a two story behind the first.

Question2500 sq ft house. Router on main floor. Guest bedrm in basement (half below ground). 3 bedrms upstairs. Great Wifi on main fl. Good upstairs. Problems with wifi cellphone in basement guest rm. Will this fix basement dead spots?

Questionhow well does this work with gaming pc? i currently have 700 mbps with my router but its to far from me for a ethernet cord. so can i plug this is my room and not lag?

QuestionHow would this do for a WiFi Booster in an RV park with WiFi?

QuestionDoes this extender work with AT&T fiber?

QuestionCan I plug this into an Ethernet wall jack in a Wi-Fi dead zone of my house to spring up a wireless access point? Or can it only extend range via a wireless mesh to the main router?

QuestionCan I plug an ethernet cable from a powerline device that is connected to my home network, and use it to create a wireless network at other end of house?

QuestionI currently have an Archer Ax73 will this extender work for my router? Will it work with the MESH network?

QuestionCan this device be Rebooted via the CLOUD in the Tether app, REMOTELY?

Questiondoes it maintain the router's original ssid's (guest and regular, 2.4 and 5)? is there any loss of bandwidth as with mesh?

QuestionHow many devices can be connected to this wireless extender?

Questionis there a device that takes WiFi and turns in into a Ethernet connection?

QuestionWill this work through cinder block garage to connect my Ring Camera just on the outside of the garage wall?

QuestionWill this extender work well through Adobe walls?

QuestionAm I able to plug into my homes CAT5 cable into this to add wireless in a detached casita or is the ethernet port "out" only?

QuestionIs this mesh wifi extender. (like the Netgear Nighthawk line)?

QuestionHow far will this exttend my wifi.

QuestionWhat square footage can this cover? I currently have a RE305 and was working good for the past 2 years but disconnects often now and loses wifi after new update and rebooted. What do you recommend? Thank you