A:AnswerIf you have a compatible router it doesn't matter who your service provider is. I have Spectrum and the Archer AX 11000 router with this in my living room and it works great.
A:AnswerI tried paring it with my eero Pro 7 and it is NOT compatible with that router. I used all three methods in TP-Link videos and their "Tether" app just suggested I go to a weblink that turned out to be a hacker site that my firewall shut down. I suppose that it is possible that this may work with an older router system like the "two cans and a string" version or something.
A:AnswerThis serves as a middle point from router to device you want to connect. It doesn't make the range of your router go farther. Think of your router like a wireless extension cord. This extender is like plugging another extension cord at the end of your router extension cord to get twice the distance but this extender needs to be placed where the two extension cords meet.
A:AnswerYes. And No. I am using mine to boost a 5gHz signal from a T-Mobile hotspot. Since 5gHz has less distance of effectiveness for maximum speed, I placed my TP-Link just a few inches from the relatively weak hotspot, and it actually rebroadcasts the signal at a greater strength than my router (also TP-Link). Other than that kind of increase, it will not take a broadband of 100mpbs and boost it to 200mbps.
A:AnswerYes.
From the detail page of a TP-Link WiFi 6 router:
TP-Link OneMesh Supported: Flexibly Create Whole Home WiFi with Archer GX90 by adding a OneMesh supported Range Extender, like RE505X
A:AnswerYes. It’s exactly why it was purchased. To boost WiFi to remote camera.
Just make sure there is a clear line of sight from the unit to the camera otherwise you get a choppy, interrupted pucture.
