Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great! Didn’t think it would increase my coverage in my house, but it certainly did. Drawback is that you have to change your wireless connection to that of the extender to take advantage of the extended area.

I bought this after I tried different models from other sellers, and finally this one was easy to use, set. It provides great coverage.

Very good product, I had no network signal in the basement. After I installed it, the signal throughout the house improved a lot. Great product!

I've been trying to extend reliable WiFi coverage to an outbuilding that's around 150 feet from my house. After several attempts with different systems I was skeptical that this one would work. Much to my surprise, I now have a reliable five bar signal capable of streaming live video sessions and movies. Couldn't be happier. Set up requires that you first establish a link in the same location as your router, then you can move to the area where you're looking for a better signal. No big deal, took more time walking between the house and outbuilding than to actually set it up!

Easy to set up. Provides just the boost we needed.

Excellent product, very easy to install and configure. Connects well with the wifi and transmits stable ethernet connection. Overall, very happy with this purchase

My first WIFI EXTENDER and it is working reliably and has improved signal to our porch that is about 50 feet from put Internet provider equipment I did call to help with setup and the tech support talked me through it I overlooked a stiller in setup Regardless T his was a good purchase at the right price for us

As advertised, it was easy to set up and works great. Definitely would recommend it.

Easy to install and fixed the problem. The app is nice. Wi-Fi signal wasn't getting to an outside bedroom. Everything streams perfectly now. Signal strength in that room is like it was in the room with the router.

The range extender is used to reach a part of our home where there is no computer cable, but where it is needed. It works! The Extender found the router as soon as it was extended, and has continued to work flawlessly, even recovering from power outages without any intervention. Highly recommended.

Great Product. If You need a booster / extender for less than 75 FT than this is the product for You. It will boost and extend Your wifi signal 75 Feet+ for sure and more. It a very easy product to set up and use with easy instructions to understand. I set mine up in 5 minutes or less. It works great and is a must buy for the intention of what this product is used for. Give it a try and if You do not like it the return to Your BB store is very quick and easy. John Pruyn BB Customer

In a house that is all brick from the 30s. This came in super handy. The modem lives on the second floor on the far east side of the house. I was able to put this in my office downstairs to boost the WiFi to get to our master bedroom!

the signal got better but i was expecting more quality.

Easy to set up and assemble. Second time I bought the same. The first one broke after 5 years.

Great product, easy to set up. My expectations weren’t high because of the low price but this little guy is amazing! Set up took 5 minutes and it expanded the reach of our WiFi through our home. We’ve had multiple extenders from our internet carrier and none have worked as well as this.

I got one of these because I moved and the new house's electrical grid didn't work with powerline adapters. I've had good experience with the powerlines, so I hoped these would be comparable. I have to use these because I rent my house and run a home server so instead of trying to run a long ethernet cable from the router to the closet I keep the server in, these kinds of devices help out a ton. That said, I chose this model for the ethernet port. I don't need the range extension at all, just the port. I set the device up with the OneMesh, which my router supported. Devices see it as the router, not as being connected to an extender, so it's hard to say if there was any difference with or without it. You manage the extender from the app and in there, you can switch the network ID to something else and connect to it directly like a separate router. Since I was only in this for the ethernet port, the OneMesh setup was fine. As far as how they compare to the powerline adapters, the kind of don't... at least for the ethernet. It's better than nothing, but I'm still tempted to run a cable instead. Speeds will be ok for a while, but eventually they get really dismal. Gets a little hot, but it doesn't seem so hot that it would cause problems. There is also nothing electronic between the router and the extender... just a couple of walls. Unplugging it for a minute will sometimes kick it back up a little, but in general, it's sluggish. Accessing files on the server while the extender is being iffy is very slow and painful. I can't really say whether the WiFi extender works well because I didn't have bad coverage to begin with. So my current opinion of this (for the ethernet port, at least) is that if your electrical wiring can handle it, go with the powerline. I can't really say much on the Wi-Fi extension.

Seems to work pretty well for the money in our reverse story and a half home.

Simple and quick setup. App is easy to use to find the best location. Boost is solid.

Not bad for the price, works as advertised. My wife used it for her home office videoconferencing.

Very nice and easy to set up. Does what it states.