I recently purchased the TP-Link AX1500 WiFi Extender to boost the signal strength in some dead spots around my home, and I couldn't be more pleased with the results! Performance: This extender does exactly what it promises – it extends the WiFi coverage flawlessly. I've noticed a significant improvement in signal strength and stability in areas where the WiFi used to be weak or non-existent. Streaming HD videos and online gaming are now smooth and uninterrupted, thanks to the reliable connection provided by this extender. Easy Setup: Setting up the AX1500 was a breeze. The instructions were straightforward, and the setup process took just a few minutes. I particularly appreciated the TP-Link Tether app, which guided me through the setup process step by step. Within minutes, I had the extender up and running without any hassle. Design and Build: The design of this extender is sleek and modern, and it doesn't take up much space at all. Plus, the indicator lights on the front make it easy to see the status of the connection at a glance. It blends in well with my home decor, which is an added bonus. Compatibility: I'm using this extender with my existing TP-Link router, and they work seamlessly together. It's also compatible with a wide range of routers, which makes it a versatile choice for anyone looking to extend their WiFi coverage. Overall: I highly recommend the TP-Link AX1500 WiFi Extender to anyone looking to expand their WiFi coverage area. It's reliable, easy to set up, and delivers fantastic performance. With this extender, dead zones are a thing of the past in my home! Pros: Excellent performance, extends WiFi coverage effectively. Easy setup process, thanks to the TP-Link Tether app. Sleek design and compact size. Compatible with a wide range of routers. Great value for the price. Cons: None that I've encountered so far! Overall, a five-star product that exceeded my expectations!

TP-Link AX1500 WiFi Extender Internet Booster (RE500X), Ships from: Amazon.com, Sold by: Amazon.com, $54.79 July 2024. TLDR: Wonderful WiFi client and repeater at the same time. Connect any Ethernet device to your WiFi network. I use one of these to connect several Ethernet devices to the WiFi network through a switch. Just connect the Ethernet port on the RE500X with a standard Ethernet cable to any port on a switch and every other device on that switch has internet access. Switch is a TL-SG108E. Router is an Archer AX-80. It worked so well, I bought another. The second one is solely an internet repeater, nothing is connected to its Ethernet port. The first is 50ft from the router through a standard home wall and has 8 clients, Ethernet and both 2.4G and 5G wifi clients within 20ft. The second is 75ft from the router through a brick wall (with windows) and a standard wall with windows and has one 5G WiFi client at 40ft. The first has 1ms or less ping and zero packet loss over 100 pings. The second has 3ms average ping and has zero packet loss over 100 pings. I have them both set to replicate the exact same SSID of the router so no need to change SSID names with _EXT or whatever. Both are stable and working very well. Both have a security camera WiFi client that streams 24/7 to Blue Iris. Quite frankly, these are the best client/repeaters I have ever owned. Highly Recommended. I have a pet peeve with the lack of heat dissipation engineering on modern electronics, especially WiFi gear. Heat has been, is and shall always be the #1 enemy to electronics. Heat derates all amplifiers. I adapt quiet PC case fans for forced air ventilation on electronics one way or another. On the AX80 I sit it on top of a 12V 140mm PC case fan with padded wood feet. On these AX1500s, I drilled holes in the plastic cases with a 3” hole saw and mounted 80mm 5V USB fans with two 3/4” truss head wood screws. Plug the AX1500 into a 3 Way Plug Adapter along with a USB wall charger and plug the fan into the wall charger. Albeit ugly, they run quiet, cool, and extremely well. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CCF9M7QL?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B3T8FXFJ?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B093WPKKZK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B084X4QVLX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Although the pictures on that Amazon page for the 5V fans don’t show it, they came with USB A males on them instead of the Mini 2-Pin PH 2.54mm Molex plug shown. The 3” hole saw was centered side to side and 2” down from the top. Took the case off first of course. And of course this voids any warranty or thought of return so I waited 48 hrs of burn-in before making this modification. 48hrs burn-in eliminates 90% of infant mortality. In electronics, if it survives burn-in, that puts the item right in the reliability bathtub curve. Add proper cooling and that enhances reliability. Hope this helps…

Okay, So after a few hours of playing with this I have learned a few things. First, my circumstance: 1. I am needing wifi signal in a building that is about 150 from the house, where I have excellent wifi 2. The remote building is metal and has absolutely zero wifi 3. I had the foresight and blessing to have ran an ethernet lint to the building that is connected to my router. What I ordered was a Tp-Link Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender. THIS DOES NOT WORK IN MY SITUATION. On a side note, I did hook up the extender easily and it seems to work well as an extender. However, the building I have does not have ANY Wi-Fi signal, therefore this does not work for my circumstance. After researching I know the easy way to accomplish my goal is through the use of an Access Point (WAP - wireless access point, however it's wifi signal comes from an ethernet cable that is hooked to my router). In addition, the device I purchase will need to have a POE (Power over Ethernet) and be an Access Point/WAP. After researching I have purchased TP-Link AC1350 which looks like it will be great for my home use. However, if I needed more power I would have purchased a TP-Link AC 1750 access point. Hope this helps someone!

This helps boost signal really well. It was relatively easy to set up on the app. It won’t increase speed (as some people seem to be complaining about) that’s not what it’s meant for. It only gives more signal in dead spots.

Excelente equipo, funciona mejor de lo que esperaba. Cumple con mis requerimientos.

We have an extremely poor WiFi signal that doesn’t reach downstairs at all. We placed the Wifi extension downstairs and our Firestick now works easily. We can watch our Dodgers games and the Tony Award. Tenemos una señal WiFi extremadamente pobre que no llega a la planta baja en absoluto. Pusimos la extensión Wifi abajo y nuestro Firestick ahora funciona fácilmente. Podemos ver nuestros partidos de los Dodgers y el Premio Tony.

Using this as an access point to provide some wifi cameras with better Wifi. This works excellent and seems reliable. Easy to setup as well as all the options for more technical changes if need be. I decided against using the app for the initial setup and just set it up via the web interface.

-Install was simple (I do have a TP-Link brand AX11000 router as well, so matching brands may help.) -I've got a desktop plugged into the provided ethernet port, which hasn't ever dropped for me, where Power Line units have been absolute trash for me previously -The added range seems to be .. none from my testing so far, but it might be due to the extenders location being basically two floors directly above the router, I'm still going to get another 1-2 to put in different parts of the house to see if I can get some better yard coverage as well.