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Name: TP-Link - TP- Link RE505X AX1500 Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender - White
Brand: TP-Link
SKU: 10115850
Price: 83.4 USD
Availability: SoldOut
Rating: 4.4 (1641 reviews)

TP-Link - TP- Link RE505X AX1500 Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender - White

Model:: RE505X; |
SKU:: 10115850

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QuestionWhat kind of outlet is this compatible with?
Asked 5 years ago by Midnight.
- Answer The RE505X is compatible with North American power outlets, utilizing the two prong standard so it can be utilized in either grounded or non-grounded outlets.
  Answered 5 years ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionIs this model compatible with an eeros system?
Asked 4 months ago by CC.
- Answer Hi CC, TP-Link Wi-Fi Range Extenders are designed for universal compatibility with Wi-Fi routers. Please note that while it can be used to extend your Eero system's Wi-Fi signal, it will not directly integrate with the Eero app or any proprietary Eero mesh features.
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Questioncan I put this RIGHT NEXT to my Xbox and use an Ethernet cable to plug it into the Xbox Ethernet port?
Asked 11 months ago by JoeRandom.
- Answer yes that can work but it still needs to have a strong signal from the router.
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QuestionOnce the extender is connected, do I need to connect to the extender or just leave connected to my main router?
Asked 1 year ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Hi, Once the extender is set up and connected to your router, your devices can roam between the main network and extended network connections. If you assigned the same SSID (Wi-Fi name) to both networks, roaming between them should be automatic for your devices.
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QuestionWill this device be able to extend another wi-fi extender? The configuration of my house and plaster walls makes it difficult to get wi-fi signals throughout with a single extender.
Asked 1 year ago by mgblues.
- Answer Yes, you can extend the signal of another Wi-Fi extender. However, in general, we do not recommend directly chaining more than two extenders to preserve bandwidth and performance integrity.
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QuestionI have AT&T internet air ( wireless - no router ) . Will this still work to boost my WiFi in my room for streaming and gaming ?
Asked 1 year ago by M.
- Answer I'm , not sure , but it works good for me..
  Answered 1 year ago by DouglasM
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QuestionHas anyone used this with a T-Mobile 5G WiFi box? And if so how has it worked?
Asked 1 year ago by Oaksfam.
- Answer TP-Link Wi-Fi Extenders are universally compatible with Wi-Fi routers/gateways. As long as the extender is optimally placed in proximity to your router and the Wi-Fi "dead zone," it is designed to provide reliable Wi-Fi network extension and connectivity with quick and intuitive setup options.
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QuestionI need to hook up a 2 GHz device to a 5 gigahertz router will this work as a in between?
Asked 2 years ago by Stan.
- Answer Hi! Yes, you can use the "High Speed Mode" feature of the RE505X Wi-Fi extender to connect to your router on one band (5GHz) and broadcast the extended network via the other band (2.4GHz) so your 2.4GHz device(s) can connect.
  Answered 2 years ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionI have an AX 3000 Router and I have dead spots. Would the RE505X range extender work with it? What is the difference between the RE505X and the RE705X?
Asked 2 years ago by Chris.
- Answer Hi! Yes, TP-Link Wi-Fi extenders are universally compatible with Wi-Fi routers. The key difference between the RE505X and RE705X is their maximum theoretical bandwidth capabilities. The RE505X has a maximum theoretical bandwidth of up to 300 Mbps via 2.4GHz and up to 1200 Mbps via 5 GHZ, while the RE705X is up to 574 Mbps via 2.4 GHz, and up to 2402 Mbps via 5GHz.
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QuestionI have an AT&T Internet router and also two extenders from AT&T. Can I get this extender to work so that I can get the other side of the house on Wi-Fi?
Asked 3 years ago by Ed.
- Answer Hi! Yes, TP-Link Wi-Fi extenders are universally compatible with Wi-Fi routers.
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QuestionCan this be used with a Verizon home 5G router?
Asked 3 years ago by Nairb.
- Answer Definitely! I will work with any 5G router. It is a 2-band and will work simultaneously with 2.5 and 5G.
  Answered 3 years ago by JohnM
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QuestionI plan to use this hard wired at the end of a 200ft ethernet cable from my house to my shop. In this case, do I perform the setup wired to the router instead of wirelessly?
Asked 3 years ago by Woodworker.
- Answer Hi! Yes, in that case you would follow the steps for Access Point Mode setup, which are outlined in the included Quick Installation Guide, as well as on our official website here: https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/1143/
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QuestionI’m trying to get something I can converter the wifi to Ethernet,this work like that? Or someone know what I can do for it? Is for security cameras is over 100ft away from the main internet box
Asked 4 years ago by Dtsound.
- Answer Yes it functions as a bridge.
  Answered 4 years ago by KevinDJ
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QuestionDOES THIS EXTENDER WORK WITH A FRONTIER ROUTER?
Asked 5 years ago by SUBTROPICALGAL.
- Answer Yes, our WiFi extenders are universally compatible with WiFi routers.
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QuestionCan I use this as wifi router?
Asked 1 week ago by Smsi330.
- Answer No, Wi-Fi Range Extenders cannot replace the full routing functionality of a router. It can be used as a Wi-Fi Range Extender or a Wi-Fi Access point with an existing Wi-Fi Router.
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QuestionIs it possible to disable both radio signals 2.4,5ghz and just use the ethernet port?
Asked 1 week ago by Sergio.
- Answer Hi Pista, The extended Wi-Fi network bands can be toggled on or off, while the Ethernet port is used for a wired device.
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QuestionCan you control the security settings to toggle from WPA3 to WPA2? One of my home cameras is not able to connect unless the router is set to WPA2.
Asked 1 month ago by FurboUser.
- Answer Hi FurboUser, Generally, the extended Wi-Fi network will use the same encryption as the main network. However, if the RE505X is configured in Access Point Mode, it can have separate SSID and encryption settings from the router.
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QuestionCan these extenders connect to another extender?
Asked 2 months ago by JoeV.
- Answer No it is not recommend to connect an extender to another extender.
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QuestionWe have a Moen smartflo device that is outsde our home and needs WiFi to run. Will this device "reach" our Moen device?
Asked 2 months ago by Outdoorreachh.
- Answer Hi Outdoorreach, That will depend on various factors, including your router's current Wi-Fi range, placement of the extender, and which Wi-Fi band the Moen Smartflo device connects to (2.4 GHz typically has a greater range), how many obstructions (e.g., walls) are between the extender and the Moen device, and how far the Moen device is from the extender. Depending on your outdoor Wi-Fi coverage needs, we may suggest considering one of our Deco Outdoor models.
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QuestionWill this extender work with hughsnet intenet
Asked 2 months ago by Dina.
- Answer Hi Dina, Yes, TP-Link Wi-Fi Extenders are designed for universal compatibility with Wi-Fi Routers.
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TP-Link - TP- Link RE505X AX1500 Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender - White

Q: QuestionWhat kind of outlet is this compatible with?

Q: QuestionIs this model compatible with an eeros system?

Q: Questioncan I put this RIGHT NEXT to my Xbox and use an Ethernet cable to plug it into the Xbox Ethernet port?

Q: QuestionOnce the extender is connected, do I need to connect to the extender or just leave connected to my main router?

Q: QuestionWill this device be able to extend another wi-fi extender? The configuration of my house and plaster walls makes it difficult to get wi-fi signals throughout with a single extender.

Q: QuestionI have AT&T internet air ( wireless - no router ) . Will this still work to boost my WiFi in my room for streaming and gaming ?

Q: QuestionHas anyone used this with a T-Mobile 5G WiFi box? And if so how has it worked?

Q: QuestionI need to hook up a 2 GHz device to a 5 gigahertz router will this work as a in between?

Q: QuestionI have an AX 3000 Router and I have dead spots. Would the RE505X range extender work with it? What is the difference between the RE505X and the RE705X?

Q: QuestionI have an AT&T Internet router and also two extenders from AT&T. Can I get this extender to work so that I can get the other side of the house on Wi-Fi?

Q: QuestionCan this be used with a Verizon home 5G router?

Q: QuestionI plan to use this hard wired at the end of a 200ft ethernet cable from my house to my shop. In this case, do I perform the setup wired to the router instead of wirelessly?

Q: QuestionI’m trying to get something I can converter the wifi to Ethernet,this work like that? Or someone know what I can do for it? Is for security cameras is over 100ft away from the main internet box

Q: QuestionDOES THIS EXTENDER WORK WITH A FRONTIER ROUTER?

Q: QuestionCan I use this as wifi router?

Q: QuestionIs it possible to disable both radio signals 2.4,5ghz and just use the ethernet port?

Q: QuestionCan you control the security settings to toggle from WPA3 to WPA2? One of my home cameras is not able to connect unless the router is set to WPA2.

Q: QuestionCan these extenders connect to another extender?

Q: QuestionWe have a Moen smartflo device that is outsde our home and needs WiFi to run. Will this device "reach" our Moen device?

Q: QuestionWill this extender work with hughsnet intenet

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QuestionWhat kind of outlet is this compatible with?

QuestionIs this model compatible with an eeros system?

Questioncan I put this RIGHT NEXT to my Xbox and use an Ethernet cable to plug it into the Xbox Ethernet port?

QuestionOnce the extender is connected, do I need to connect to the extender or just leave connected to my main router?

QuestionWill this device be able to extend another wi-fi extender? The configuration of my house and plaster walls makes it difficult to get wi-fi signals throughout with a single extender.

QuestionI have AT&T internet air ( wireless - no router ) . Will this still work to boost my WiFi in my room for streaming and gaming ?

QuestionHas anyone used this with a T-Mobile 5G WiFi box? And if so how has it worked?

QuestionI need to hook up a 2 GHz device to a 5 gigahertz router will this work as a in between?

QuestionI have an AX 3000 Router and I have dead spots. Would the RE505X range extender work with it? What is the difference between the RE505X and the RE705X?

QuestionI have an AT&T Internet router and also two extenders from AT&T. Can I get this extender to work so that I can get the other side of the house on Wi-Fi?

QuestionCan this be used with a Verizon home 5G router?

QuestionI plan to use this hard wired at the end of a 200ft ethernet cable from my house to my shop. In this case, do I perform the setup wired to the router instead of wirelessly?

QuestionI’m trying to get something I can converter the wifi to Ethernet,this work like that? Or someone know what I can do for it? Is for security cameras is over 100ft away from the main internet box

QuestionDOES THIS EXTENDER WORK WITH A FRONTIER ROUTER?

QuestionCan I use this as wifi router?

QuestionIs it possible to disable both radio signals 2.4,5ghz and just use the ethernet port?

QuestionCan you control the security settings to toggle from WPA3 to WPA2? One of my home cameras is not able to connect unless the router is set to WPA2.

QuestionCan these extenders connect to another extender?

QuestionWe have a Moen smartflo device that is outsde our home and needs WiFi to run. Will this device "reach" our Moen device?

QuestionWill this extender work with hughsnet intenet