Customer Ratings & Reviews

Product is easy to set up. Looks great! Works great!! Works well but my areas too large I think.

works very well in our home and is low profile. Does not take up lots of room

I got this to have a dedicated 6e access point. The more observant of you might notice that this is sold as an extender, but after you get it up and running you can change the "mode" to "Access Point" which is what I did. I only wanted 6e (the 6 GHz band) and turned off the other two bands since I already have a mesh 2.4 and 5 GHz access points on my network. This is to be use with my Quest Pro ( you can also use it with a Quest 3) to have a dedicated Wi-Fi network to allow it to have maximum bandwidth for Virtual Desktop with my PC. The Quest Pro is reporting connecting at 2.1+ Gbps, but the Ethernet port is only 1 Gbps. Keep that in mind if you really need more than 1 Gbps throughput to your wired network for your wireless device(s).

Easy setup, great signal strength, and outstanding transfer speeds. The device has an offset power plug on the back, allowing installation in either direction. This allowed me to install it hanging down from my plug so I could still use the other socket. It doesn't have anything securing it in place, so if your outlet is loose, then this device may fall out. Choosing this device was nearly the same price as buying another router that could be configured to do the same job. Routers are larger and more complicated to configure as a repeater. If you have the technical know-how and the space for installation, I would recommend considering a router over this device.

Works exactly as advertised. Set up was very clear and simple. Nice feature that it has an Ethernet port on it if you want to use it was a power line adapter (I’m assuming). One con is that it will take up the whole wall outlet.

Solid extender… I use this for my pavilion about 100 feet from the house, falls out of the wall pretty easliy but it works just fine.

Having recently gone with the Archer AXE300 I found a coverage gap and needed a mesh system. Fortunately this unit connects seamlessly and even without a hardwired connection filled the gap perfectly. It uses a 6ghz backhaul channel to connection to the router. I think there is a minimal loss in speed but it’s only noticeable using Speedtest. I plan on hardwiring it in the near future but definitely would recommend it if you need to fill in coverage gaps

Yes, this product has helped, but I still feel that I may got too much stuff running off of it.

Good Wi-Fi extender. Gets the job done as long as your place isn’t over 3000 square feet

Use this to connect to the security camera that we put in the yard, it works wonders and maintains internet connection and speed.

Extremely fast, easy to set up, wide range, just know it doesn't have an out USB port so you can't chain to a computer with ethernet for VR connection. Great product!

Easy set up and with the right placement does a good job extending my network and in my case offering me a wired access point in a room with no cat 5 access.

I needed a router that could bridge and looked the convenience I thought I'd get being able to just plug into the wall. Unfortunately, my other tp link routers are the Tapo mesh system, and this is not, so it didn't really work well with them, which was my only complaint, and my reason for return. If they make a tapo version it would be perfect!

Can't recommend this. Doesn't give the flexibility or features as some competitors do for this type of product. Doesn't give much of a signal boost. It's so small, I'd say moving the router a foot would give it the same signal strength increase. Does setup fairly easily. But for me (and what seems like the entire tp-link forum), without a dedicated wired backhaul with OneMesh, this probably not going to solve your coverage needs. Even as an AP, without a wired backhaul, it's not much use. With the new 5GB internet and a 10GB TP-Link router provided by the ISP, was hoping the TP-Link ecosystem would be similar to competitors like Asus. But It's not even close. Feels like the TP-Link ecosystem is 5-10 years behind. But if TP-Link can get OneMesh with wired backhaul, then I'm willing to change my review. Please TP-Link, add wired backhaul features in the next firmware update.

If you want to just expand your wifi for non gaming stuff then the speed is not bad, i was getting almost 500mbps close to the extender and at that moment internet was 1gig, but is not bad 500mbps but i wont trust that for gaming, price is too high, the app is nice but probably needs more adjustments. Works i guess with any router, i was able to use it with a netgear router.

Works like a champ! Coverage in my house is stellar! Setup was a breeze. It even lets you know if it can be further away from the base router. Love it!

These seem to work well, but require a weekly reboot, in order to maintain a good connection to my ring cameras. Once a week I’ll notice that the signal strength of my ring cameras is extremely poor. After a reboot of the extender (not camera), the signal is excellent. It would be great if a reboot schedule could be implemented into its settings, so it could automatically reboot at a desired time. Right now I have to manually log in and reboot it, and that’s not ideal. My tp-link routers have this feature, so I’m not sure why these do not.

Had a lot of issues with my Tablo connection. Since adding this extender and going wired from it to my Tablo, I have had zero issues!

This was a game changer for me! My internet can be spotty which is horrible for playing rocket league for example. I didn’t know what route I should go but I gave this a shot. I play in a room one floor above and on opposite side of my router. Plugged this into the hallway outside of the room I play in and I have had NO issues since. Very much worth it & highly recommend

Let me start by saying that this router is probably overkill for most people. I purchased it for specific reasons. My security cameras are a far distance from my house and power outlets. This is one of the few extenders that puts out 30db wireless power. The most allowed by the FCC. It fits nicely in my back porch outlet. I could have used a regular router as an extender and got the same results for less money, but I would have had to mount it somewhere and run the power wire to it. I also own a TP-Link as my main router, so this extender connected as a mesh extender flawlessly. Also, I prefer to set up my equipment using a web browser without signing up for an account. TP-Link lets you do that, although they also have the option of making an account and using an app. The only negative I have is that it did not update its firmware automatically. I had to do it manually. Not something most people will do. If you want a powerful extender that tucks away nicely or extends 6ghz wireless, you may want to pay the premium for this. If you want to save money, there are other good extenders or routers that will do the same thing for less money.