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Quality
Great quality, easy to pair and reliable.
Very happy w/ purchase (great price too!
Did the same with the wifi extender and i was able to configure wifi.
I was able to copy settings from both bands, one at a time, with wps and the web-based management utility for the product (logi... Read More
Price
So it was a good solution for this network and worth the price.
Shipping
I now have full strength internet downstairs that just as fast as upstairs near the main modem.
I reluctantly gave up and decided to return the unit (and i'm now out almost 12 bucks for return shipping).
Competitiveness
The user manuals are available at the tp-link website.
We installed a tp-link wi-fi kit on the other side of the chimney and now there is a full-strength 5-g signal throughout (and i... Read More
A tp-link wi-fi kit solved the problem.
Overview
- How are reviewers describing this item?
signal, great, good, easy and set. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
- Our engine has detected that Amazon has altered, modified or removed reviews from this listing. We approximate total reviews altered up to 2555.
- Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 174 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 17 2020.
Helpful InsightsBETA
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I contemplated moving my router then i read the reviews for this powerline adapter
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I followed the instructions for setting it up and for cloning my home wifi network and i was done in 5 minutes
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This was the kitchen are as it had pipes and water and the design of the area so whichever side the router was on that area would have coverage but always the kitchen would block the signal
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The best solution would have been to run cat6 or whatever versiion of ethernet cable you thought appropriate and run hard wire using existing wall plates no longer used for coax or landline telephone etc
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
At most if one has no wall plates to swap with ethernet able ones that cost a few bucks a cutout for one could be made
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The cable is cheap and at the end that needed wifi you can connect a second router or just use ethernet cable
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Then you can use the wps feature of your router and the device to input the network settings in to the tp link device
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Then you plug the zecond device in the box that will eventually be in the area of weak or no wifi signal to an outlet on the same circuit and press pair similar to connecting a bluetooth device
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