TP-Link AC1200 WiFi Extender, 2024 Wirecutter Best WiFi Extender, 1.2Gbps home signal booster, Dual Band 5GHz/2.4GHz, Covers Up to 1500 Sq.ft and 30 Devices,support Onemesh, One Ethernet Port (RE315)

Works well and easy to install

Value for money, easy setup and installation

Very good extender and easy to install. Setup was not plug and play and needed work around for 15 mins in the app which can be simplified. It helped me get strong Wi-Fi coverage in every corner of my apartment. The device supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, extending my main router’s signal with consistently good speed. Satisfied with the performance!

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easy to setup and meet the requirements

Useless.. it is very weak to catch the signal and even extending is very low..

5/5

Sometimes it stuck and need to restart

Setting up the extender is a breeze, and the reception has improved notably. I really like the one-mesh technology, eliminating the need to change networks at home.

Gostei mt do produto, veio de Miami- Florida-USA Instalei na parede da área para melhor propagação do sinal para as câmeras instaladas fora de casa, atendeu mt bem as expectativas. Recomendo, produto de 1*

Bastante bueno, mi módem está en la planta de abajo y en las recamaras de arriba no llegaba bien la señal en especial las del fondo (solo dos rallitas de cobertura) y con el extensor tengo todas las barras. Es fácil de configurar lo recomiendo

I bought this TP-Link WiFi extender to help boost the signal in my home office, and it has made a noticeable difference. Setup was quick and straightforward—I had it up and running in just a few minutes. Once connected, it immediately improved my WiFi coverage in areas that used to have weak or spotty signal. One feature I really like is the Ethernet port. I’m able to plug directly into it, which gives a more stable connection for work compared to relying on WiFi alone. The indicator lights also make it easy to see that everything is connected and working properly. The design is compact and plugs right into the wall without taking up much space. It’s been reliable so far with no drops or issues. Overall, this is a great option if you need to extend your WiFi range or improve connectivity in a specific room. It does exactly what it’s supposed to do and has been a solid addition to my setup. I use this in a home office setup and it’s been especially helpful for keeping a consistent connection during the workday.

After installing a brand new TP-Link AXE75 (AX5400) WiFi 6E wireless router, I will still getting weak spots in the some rooms. I was hoping this would fix the issues with my Linksys Atlas mesh wireless network, which had good range but devices kept binding to a weaker node and wasn't switching nodes seamlessly. After doing some research, I bought this TP-Link RE315 Range Extender because it could work with my router using TP-Link's OneMesh/EasyMesh system. I was a bit skeptical given my bad experience with the Linksys mesh system. Setup was incredibly simple, I plugged the RE315 into a power outlet that was more central in my home, on a different floor from router. Pressed the WPS buttons on both the router and range extender and after a couple of minutes, they paired and the RE315 extended my 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks. Using my router's web interface, I could see the RE315 as a "Mesh device". To test, I used my Pixel 6 and the WiFi Analyzer app on 5GHz network. With this phone on my previous Linksys Atlas mesh, it would bind to a node but wouldn't switch to the stronger node, even if I was 1 ft away from it. I had to turn off WiFi and turn it back on before it bound to nearest node. With my TP-Link EasyMesh setup, I could see my Pixel 6 was connected to the AXE75 router. As a moved downstairs and was a few feet away from RE315, I saw the connection switch to the range extender. It was completely seamless and I didn't lose the WiFi network, it just switched. With WiFi Analyzer, I could tell which network device I was connected to based on Mac address and IP. Onto an Internet speed test. Connected upstairs to AXE75, I was getting 600 Mbps down, 300 Mbps up on and 1Gbps Internet. Connected to the RE315, I was only getting 90 Mbps down, 60 Mbps up, which seems slow but I was expecting that with range extender as half the bandwidth is connecting to the main router, while other half is for clients. This is also a WiFi 5 AC1200 ranger extender, compared to my WiFi 6E AX router. So I was pleased with this performance since the area I was getting the dead spots in, I was now seeing full strength with good speeds, which is much better than dropped connections I was getting not using the range extender, or with my previous Linksys Atlas mesh.