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TP-Link - AC1750 Gigabit Wi-Fi Range Extender - White
Model:RE450
SKU:4403608
User rating, 4.2 out of 5 stars with 258 reviews.
4.2(258 Reviews)- 1 Expert Review
- 52 Answered Questions
Highly rated by customers for: Set up, Signal quality, Home use
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Description
Expand your wireless network with this TP-LINK RE450 range extender, which features Wireless-AC technology with dual-band speeds up to 1750 Mbps and 3 adjustable external antennas for reliable signal strength and coverage.
Features
Wireless-AC technology
Offers optimal signal strength and coverage to expand your wireless network.
Dual-band operation
Delivers speeds up to 450 Mbps at 2.4GHz and up to 1300 Mbps at 5.0GHz for combined speeds up to 1750 Mbps.
Compatible with 802.11ac Wi-Fi routers and access points
Backward compatible with 802.11b/g/n networks, so you can upgrade easily.
3 adjustable external antennas
Help maximize wireless coverage.
Gigabit Ethernet port
Allows you to connect a wired device to your network.
Intelligent signal light
Shows the signal strength, so you can find the best location for the range extender.
64- and 128-bit WEP, WPA-PSK and WPA2-PSK encryption
Helps keep your network secure.
What's Included
- AC1750 Gigabit Wi-Fi Range Extender
- RJ-45 Ethernet cable
- Owner's manual
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Q: QuestionDoes this extender have seamless roaming? Does it use the router SSID for seamless roaming? or do I have to switch over to the extenders SSID if I go out of range of my router but in range of the extender?
Asked by RobH.
- A:Answer It supports seamless roaming using the router SSID. That is the way it is set-up and working in my home.
Answered by EdSc
Q: QuestionI own a TP-1750 Extender and Computer works great when in the area of the Extender. If I go to another area of (large house) I have to take the Extender with me . Can I use two extenders in different areas of the house and they with work together?
Asked by StoneHinge.
- A:Answer yes it can I currently have 2 extenders in the house and one in the garage, all different brands and they all work seamlessly together.
Answered by Xavier
Q: QuestionWill this work with a U-verse modem.
Asked by Jane.
- A:Answer Yes. I have it working with a U-Verse modem. I first bought the AT&T range extender, but it did not work properly so I returned it. This TP LINK AC1750 extender is so much better than the AT&T extender!
Answered by EdSc
Q: QuestionI need a wifi range extender that can allow me to put a battery powered wireless security camera away from my house and closer to the road. Is this something that will cast the wifi signal a 100ft (approx.) away from the house to the camera?
Asked by rra.
- A:Answer Where are you getting the wifi, do you have it on your router, if so this will pair with your router and your network. 100ft is getting to the outside of its range, depending on and obstructions/walls/ect a signal has to go through. if you try this or any extender, download a wifi meter from the play store to your phone and check your signal strength ant various places/distances.
Answered by Thomas
Q: QuestionIs this compatible with Windows 10
Asked by Ryry.
- A:Answer Yes, WiFi extenders are universally compatible with WiFi devices and do not rely on operating system compatibility since they function on the network layer, not the application layer.
Answered by TPLinkSupport
Q: Questioncan i use two of these in a chain? i’m trying to get wifi in my garage that is separated from the house, and i’m concerned that one booster will not reach all the way there.
Asked by skylar.
- A:Answer I use this extender in a secondary position to get wi-fi to my rv, which is parked about 50 ft from the primary modem/router setup. Signal is good most of the time, drops occasionally, 1G is more stable than 5G connection.
Answered by TJ1129
Q: QuestionI have a smart TV and use wireless internet/wifi from my phone company. I only use this in my living room and want to know if this device will improve the connection and speed. Or is an improved router a better answer.
Asked by Movielover.
- A:Answer Theoretically, it can help improve connectivity as long as WiFi signal strength/range are the current cause of the issue with your router. However, if the speed issue is due to the router itself or your service, please bear in mind an extender will only repeat the quality of signal it receives from your router. Regards, TP-Link Support
Answered by TPLinkSupport
Q: QuestionIs this compatible with a Spectrum/TWC ISP?
Asked by MartyFunkrouter69.
- A:Answer Yes.
Answered by kilo
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