TP-Link AC750 Dual Band WiFi Range Extender, Extends WiFi to Smart Home & Alexa Devices, Up to 150% More Throughput Than N300 (RE200)

Very easy to install. Covers dark areas well. Excellent performance.

The TP-Link AC750 Dual Band WiFi Range Extender is a fantastic device for improving WiFi coverage. It’s incredibly easy to set up and effectively boosts signal strength in hard-to-reach areas. I’ve noticed a significant improvement in my network’s performance, especially in the far corners of my home. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enhance their WiFi experience!

The product is packed properly ,very good was easy to use and was really worth buying this than other product i recommend to buy this ....for sure signal strength, speed was also good

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Good product, improves range and connectivity

Stopped working after 1 year 8 months, no configurations was changing. But now no not getting any network option available to connect in any device

Easy to setup and worked well for 6 months, after which it just died. Tried resetting the device, but a funny combination of lights keep flashing and it stopped working. Have been trying in vain to connect to the service centre.

Works really well and covers very big area even if the doors are closed. Good Enough for a big House.

Pro: Does what it says it does. My cable router/modem is upstairs; my downstairs Roku could rarely get a good enough signal from it to be useful. I've positioned the RE200 Extender in probably an even worse spot (near the Roku but on the floor so I can plug the Roku into the RE200 via ethernet cable) and it handles the signal from the upstairs router extremely well. The RE200 also now behaves as a wifi hotspot (which is the main point of the product), allowing our cellphones and other gear to connect downstairs much better than they have ever done. HOWEVER, and this leads to my Con: The initial setup was difficult. The push-button WPS method did not work for me, so I had to set it up via the browser-based utility. Nothing cosmic about that--when it works. It took several tries before I succeeded. Things to remember: 1. During Setup, it's important to re-name the network (in other words, don't accept the 'Copy from Main Router/AP' choice). Otherwise, it's far more difficult to troubleshoot where a connection problem lies. I suppose after you get everything figured out and have it working, you can go back and copy your router's name, but I'm going to keep them separate for troubleshooting purposes down the road. 2. If, during 'Quick Setup,' at the final step (rebooting), you don't get a message that says "Completed!", **it did not complete!** You will have what looks like a new wifi network, but nothing will be able to connect to it. If you did not get your "Completed!" message, you can manually reboot the RE200 by going to 'System Tools' --> 'Reboot', then press Reboot. You should get your "Completed!" confirmation after that. 3. If you're having problems during setup with even getting a simple connection to the RE200 browser page (http://tplinkextender.net/), try setting it up using the ethernet cable as a connection first. Also, if you somehow balled up the 'Quick Setup' and need to do everything again, use the ethernet cable. After you eventually get that sweet "Completed!" message, you can put the Extender wherever you really want it. 4. The RE200 comes in 2 flavors as of now (April '15): RE200(US) and RE200(EU). The US version has no firmware updates. The EU version is on its 2nd update. I have no idea how well or not well getting the update for the other region's RE200 would work, but given how much of a point Tplink makes that mismatching firmware and hardware can damage the unit, I wouldn't try it. I was tempted to try the EU firmware, but in the end I got my unit to work just by rebooting from the System Tools menu. 5. This replaced a HooToo brand repeater (the Nano) I was using that died after 2 weeks. I'll revisit this review if something goes wrong, but so far so good. And it seems about a 1000 times more solid than the HooToo. 6. Finally, I have to reiterate how well this thing works, when you finally get it to work. No deadspots anywhere in the house anymore, and our Roku's now streaming its little heart out the way it's supposed to. If this thing is still working fine in a month, I'll come back and give it that 5th star. EDIT:months later, this thing is still going strong. 5 stars! Last point: the 'Vine Recommendations' are from people who got the product early and for free. After the product has been out for awhile, you should *completely disregard* these early reviews. A review of a free product will almost always be more lenient than from someone who actually shelled money out for the thing.

No me llegaba suficiente velocidad a una habitacion en el piso de arriba, y enchufando esto a mitad de camino mas o menos, tengo la velocidad en esa habitacion. Funciona.

After 1year it's not working

Facil de conectar y de configurar, el mismo dispositivo detecta la red y se conecta de forma automatica

Facile à installer. Remplit sa fonction, ce que n’ont jamais fait les répéteurs de même prix essayés auparavant