TP-Link WiFi Extender with Ethernet Port, Dual Band 5GHz/2.4GHz, Up to 44% More Bandwidth than Single Band, Covers Up to 1200 Sq.ft and 30 Devices, Signal Booster Amplifier Supports OneMesh(RE220)

At the beginning I was not able to connect following the instructions so I tried the second option and it worked. Much easier btw

High Efficiency in low price and long range signal.

Easily connected to any router, follow the manual and it takes minutes to configure. Not sure about the life of product as it’s been a day I am using it

Suits my requirement

لكن التغطيه ضعيفه يغطي مساحه صغيره تقريبا لا يغطي الطابق العلوي

Last November I purchase the tp link - AC750 (model RE220) wifi extender from Amazon. But due to some connecting issues wifi can't reset or connect on other devices. So I planned to register the issues in the tplink official site While login in the tp link site. outside of USA Can't Apply For The Warrenty claim... Actually I'm purchased from UAE. If you can provide the warranty. Then why selling the product in the Amazon with one year warranty. It's a total scam........ Tp link products very bad quality.....

Please share the details for service centre or technical team. It's stopped working all if a sudden in just 5.5 months.

Didn’t do what was expected. Gave me 2 meters extra !!!

Llevo un mes usándolo y todo ha ido bien. Fue fácil de instalar y replica muy bien la señal del módem. Lo uso como router inalámbrico. Estoy muy satisfecha con el producto.

Ottimo

I’m really happy with this TP-Link Wi-Fi extender. I had a weak Wi-Fi signal in part of my home, and setting this up made a noticeable difference. Once I figured out where to place it, the connection was much stronger and more reliable. The setup was pretty straightforward, and I especially liked that I could connect to the extended network without having to run any wires through the house. My devices are staying connected much better in the areas where I was previously struggling with the signal. For the price, I think it’s a great solution if you have a dead spot or weak Wi-Fi area in your home. It did exactly what I needed it to do, and I would definitely recommend it.

Time may tell, but I just set this up and was pleasantly impressed. I just moved my office to a sunroom on the second floor of the house that is almost as far away from our modest router as it could be. We pay for 100/10 basic internet and the router does an adequate job, but I noticed that in this new room the signal was weak. I was skeptical about devices such as these knowing that mesh networks are the way to go, but given the price I decided to try it just to see if it might help. Before setting it up I tested my internet and on my 2.4ghz wifi was getting 9.7mbs download/10mbs upload. I set the extender up, which was very easy and took only a few minutes, retested with fast.com and my speed has jumped to 81/11mbs - a substantial and surprising leap. The 5ghz network likewise gained at least 25-30mbs more on the download. I tested with Ookla Speedtest just to make sure there wasn't bias through fast.com, and while the numbers were a bit more humble (~10/10 - 41/11), it is still a significant and noticeable boost in the quality of the signal. For now I am impressed - it does exactly what it says it is supposed to better than I thought it would.

I picked up the TP-Link AC1200 WiFi Extender (RE315) to eliminate dead zones in my home, especially for my office and living room. After some testing, here’s what I think about it: Pros Seamless connection: Works great with TP-Link’s OneMesh system. My devices now switch between the - router and extender seamlessly without dropping the connection. - Improved coverage: Eliminated dead spots, and I’m now getting full-strength WiFi in areas that previously had weak signals. - Easy setup with WPS: Plug it in, press WPS, and it pairs with the router in minutes. - Affordable: It’s budget-friendly compared to other extenders on the market. Cons - Slower speeds on extender: While the main router hits 600 Mbps, the extender maxed out at around 90 Mbps down, which is expected for a WiFi 5 device. - Not ideal for non-TP-Link routers: Performance and compatibility issues may arise with other brands like Bell or Rogers. - Setup struggles: The manual isn’t clear, and I had to rely on tech support for help during the initial setup. - Limited speed improvement: If you’re expecting speeds close to your router’s performance, this extender may fall short. The RE315 isn’t perfect, but it’s a reliable solution for fixing weak WiFi spots. It’s a great option if you’re using a TP-Link router with EasyMesh and value budget-friendly gear. Just don’t expect blazing speeds or flawless performance with non-TP-Link setups.