Customer Ratings & Reviews

Ive had previously the similar looking model of this same TP Link Range Extender; just in the Wifi 6E version. So same as before I've configured it also with also a TP Link Wifi Router, which is also WiFi - 7 router (recently upgraded also from a previous 6E version). Its not noticeably any different from what I can tell but after using it for gaming with my PS5 with the wired ethernet port, it does go the same hi-speed as if it were wired being near a gig download speed (wireless wise I'd get 500-600mbps); I have been on it for a couple of hours and just an FYI it does get pretty warm (just as similar). Its plugs into an outlet, and depending on your outlet it can wobble or stay in firmly plugged in. I'd rather get a wall mountable type of short power strip or have it laying on a mounted shelf with nothing obstructing for some air flow. Asides from that, you can extend the network and it is more ideal of having distinguishing extended wifi names by default, but of course you can configure your smartphone to auto connect whichever network is closest. And this has four antennas which you can orient them "up and down" or both pointed forward or up if this is plugged in a wall outlet, or a laying flat power strip. But this is the way to eliminate some wiring with the ethernet backhaul as long as your'e within decent proximity of the router; line of sight with the router could help but probably won't matter.

If you like technology, a product that already comes with a big change, I recommend it to you, the change is noticeable to the maximum.