TP-Link TL-WA854RE N300Mbps WiFi Extender Booster, Internet Booster, Access Point,WiFi Repeater, WiFi Extender,App Control, WiFi Booster Range Extender, Smart Signal Indicator Light,UK Plug

An updated extender from my last one. This time, using the QR code and downloading the app, it's relatively easy to connect, without messing with the router. I managed to follow the instructions shown on my phone and connected successfully. When I now look at my phone's WiFi connection, it shows the extension connection as well as other devices. The WiFi appears stronger in the weaker areas and it shows a strong signal by the lights illuminated on the apparatus. It's a good piece of equipment for the price. It works well, enough for me to connect to the WiFi when I am at the bottom of my 100 foot garden. It's a great purchase; and for me, it works really well!

Very easy to set up and install. I set up using the Tether app which I found pretty straight forward. I’ve set this up in the kitchen to help cover the back garden because our standard router doesn’t reach that far. I’ve added it to our phones only because they’re the only devices we would use outside during the summer months (other devices in the house are still linked to the main router which covers the house just fine as it is). I get full signal based on the extenders location, but despite our broadband being 150Mbps the best I seem to get in terms of speed when connected via the extender is 6/7Mbps, but quite often get around 4/5Mbps. This does perfectly fine for light internet browsing and streaming Spotify in the garden, but I can’t speak for its ability to manage heavier downloads or streaming requirements. I’m quite happy with the purchase for the price, it provides light internet coverage where previously we had none. I’m going to have a play with it location and settings and see if I can get any improvement in the speed, but currently this is my experience and I would still recommend it as a less expensive solution to extend your WiFi coverage.

Easy to set up. Works great. My new ee router wasn't strong enough to maintain a constant connection to my ring door bell, (10 yards away), or upstairs. Took around ten minutes to read and set up. Highly recommended.

I was so surprised at how effective this is, especially considering the price. We live in a maisonette that was built in the 1960s, I don't know what the building material is made of but it is terrible for WiFi signals. It works on the ground floor but functions at 10-25% capacity upstairs. Virgin offered to rent us a WiFi extender at an additional£20 per month. However the representative recommended buying one to save money. We paid more than twice the price of this one, and could never figure out how to set it up. After looking at all the reviews for this one I decided to give it a go on a whim. For the price I wasn't risking much, and I could always return if it didn't work. It was delivered in less than 24 hours with Amazon Prime and it literally took 20 minutes to set up. To set it up you just download an app called tether, register and connect it to your WIFI on your phone. Then you plug in the device, it connects automatically to the app and you link it to your WIFI network. You create a new password, and it transmits a new WIFI network to connect to. My explanation sounds way more complicated than it is. The speed is marginally slower than using the WiFi downstairs, but we don't really notice. The internet speed tracker shows a 10% difference. But our speed upstairs is now 90% faster than it was yesterday. We can now watch Netflix, Disney Plus and Amazon Prime upstairs with no problem. And we can finally play Call of Duty in the bedroom. I am genuinely shocked at how well it works for the price. I may edit or amend this review in a few months if there are any problems that arise, as it's only day 1 and perhaps too early for a proper review. But so far so good. It does what it says on the box, it has a 3 year guarantee and it's cheaper than the price of a pizza. How on earth they can build devices like this and sell them at such a low cost I do not know, but I am so thankful that they can. It's not quite cheap as chips, but not far off! And it's well built too. The device seems fairly sturdy, and has quite a sleek and stylish design. It doesn't feel cheap. If it dropped off a balcony I'm sure it would smash to pieces. But I'm fairly certain it would survive a fall down the stairs. And lastly, when you unplug it, it reconnects to your router automatically. Overall very happy so far.

We used to get WiFi dropouts in our upstairs master bedroom. This was frustrating, as despite having a connection frequently we would encounter buffering and disconnects. So I decided to pick up this low cost extender. TP Link are a well respected brand amongst networking and this is their entry level model. This particular model is 300mbps and limited to the 2.4ghz band. It comes packaged in a small cardboard box with minimal excess packaging. The device itself consists of a 3 pin plug and a body that extends outwards and upwards with the antenna inside. The sports a green ring of LED's that are used to show status and signal strength, with a pairing WPS button in the middle. On the base of the device there is a small hole with a reset switch beneath. The extender isn't too bulky but you may experience issues with clearance with some sockets particularly when used alongside plug in PSU's, and in confined spaces. The extender is fairly easy to setup. You can just use the WPS button on your router, connect via a PC or use an app. Annoyingly it uses a different app to TP links Tapo range of smart products. It would be nice if these were integrated and allow it to be switched remotely by Alexa. As this doesn't support mesh the SSID will need to be set to something different and switched on your device. . In operation it displays the current WiFi signal and setting can be adjusted via the app or from a PC. So how does it perform? Pretty much as it should do. It solved our deadspot problem and we didn't experience any drop outs. Since then we have changed our router and it has essentially become redundant. Comparing it to our new router at the same range there is a slight drop in speed at 2.4ghz. Now I plan to use it to extend the WiFi to the shed and garden. It does pretty much what you expect it to at an incredibly low price. If that's all you need then great. However for not a lot more you can buy an extender that retains your socket and adds an ethernet port. A little again and you can buy one that adds the 5GHZ band and is capable of meshing. So consider what you need before buy and check what's on offer.

Wish I'd bought this years ago. I'd spent years putting off looking into these as assumed they'd be expensive and complicated. This is so, so easy and so cheap. It comes with instructions for every which way you can set it up. I chose the most basic, press the button on your broadband box, press the button on this, enter your wifi password into your phone under this products name in your internet settings and voila, connected in 60 seconds.

Avoid this thing like the plague. Its easy to install and creates a strong signal but unfortunately is creates havoc with existing networks and in my case my entire smart home, that very much depends on WIFI and internet access, fell over as devices lost connection to the network and outside world. Any device connected to this device would randomly lose internet access and when it was connected the 65Mb/s network it was supposed to extend, was turned into another much slower 10Mb/s one, so not even fast. This thing is absolute junk, avoid it and buy something else. UPDATE: Not liking being beaten by technology I tried connecting this device to another WIFI network that is produced by a TP link wireless access point that serves my workshop and back garden. That seems to work quite well so whilst its not suitable for use with all routers, it does seem to be OK with something like a TL-WA801ND. Update 2: I thought this was working ok but a power cut and power restoration and my whole network stopped working properly. No access to almost all streaming services on either of our two Apple TV 4K boxes, no access to many websites via my office PC and I couldn't access my Home Assistant server via remote desktop either. It even used an IP address that was already reserved for an IP camera. I also note that in my router it doesn't identify the firmware as TP link but some other company I have never heard of. This device is appallingly bad, I cannot recommend it and I am returning mine, it just isn't fit for purpose.

It's a bit of a pain to set up, but once I got the hang of it, it connected okay and does a good job.

Excellent .. easy and quick to install !! Totally recommend

Leider kann man in der Beschreibung nicht erkennen das es sich um ein 3poliger engl. Stecker passt nicht in Eurosteckdose. Meine Lieferung musste ich bei der Post abholen weil noch 3,81€ Zollgebühr zahlen musste, die auch nicht nirgendswo aufgeführt waren. Bei dem Lieferanten NIE WIEDER

Great product 👌 Easy set up too. Highly recommend

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Good product