Customer Ratings & Reviews

Took my signal in house and boosted it in areas that were weaker.

S et up took minutes, unit works well. This was a replacement for an old one from another company, which was hard to set up, not not nearly as pretty. The free software provides interesting, but not essential information.

The time display defaults to the time at the Internet provider server which in my case is in a different time zone so the time is always off by an hour.

easy to install and setup. it extends internet though my house.

Works awesomely, easy to set up and instructions are clear.

Very simple set up. Works great. Very user friendly.

Great Product, easy to set up and use! Works well!

Works as described, allows Wi Fi signal in different parts of house and outside. Small, compact, touchscreen is a nice feature.

the range and extended range is pretty good it works well with netgear would recommend to a friend

My WiFi in my home was horrible until I got this. I can now use my WiFi on all three of my floors and I can connect my hard drive up to it and view my things on my smart TVs.

I am finding it difficult to get a signal at 70% or more to boost. I can connect easier without it to the area wifi signal at times which is frustrating at best. When it does get a good connection, it is great and the security of logging in seems much safer than surfing the web directly.

Appears to work. Not having any issues thus far...

Easy install, it worked well and increase my range

had trouble getting unit to connect to certain encryption types (WPA2). once passed that part item worked like it was suppose to.

I had a number of dead spots in the house before I purchased this. Once I installed it, they were gone. Internet speeds are great all over the house.

This was the worst wifi extender I've ever used, and I've tried many trying to get the best wifi extender I can. The only reason this costs more than the better extenders like any of the netgear ones is because it has a touch screen and looks pretty. It isn't even dual band. Only 2.4ghz and it hardly receives a signal from your router and the signal it puts out is slow. I would recommend the netgear ac750 which works great receives your router signal great and is dual band 2.4 and 5ghz and it also has a feature called fast lane technology which puts bot signals together into one faster signal. The ac1200 is good to puts out a much faster signal than the ac750 and has fast lane tech as well but puts out up to 1200Mbps where the ac750 puts out up to 750Mbps but it depends on how much bandwidth you receive from your provider where you won't get 1200Mbps unless yoyour cable modem is capable. I also found that the ac1200 which costs approx $100 and the ac750 is around $75 but I notice the ac1200 seems a bit harder to catch a good signal but if it does it is a pretty awesome extender it even has a dual core processor in it. But all in all I would never go with amped wireless again. They're pretty with touch screens but suck in performance and cost around $120 and it isn't even dual band. It's garbage for people that aren't computer say and are pulled in by its looks. I really didn't want to give it any stars.

Improved my signal allot and highly recommend , set up was easy

I like this product a lot. It works just like a cell phone when trying to find a wifi signal to boost. It works well right out of the box. Simply plug and play. The cons are it more often than not always disconnects from the wifi signal and it's frustrating when you have to fix it more than once or twice in a row. I would buy the bigger one of this same product. I still recommend this one if you don't mind the hassle once in a while.

needed to extend my wifi out to my pole barn on my property. This worked perfectly and now my whole yard has wifi.

I had to return it for a more powerful one. I liked the ease of setting it up it just wasn't powerful enough for my needs.