TP-Link BE10000 Wi-Fi 7 Range Extender RE653BE | 10 Gbps Tri-Band Wireless Repeater | 2.5 Gbps Ethernet Port | Internet Signal Booster for Home | 6 GHz, up to 2800 sq.ft, 128 Devices, MLO, EasyMesh

This repeater is the only one that will actually work and work very good. Yes it’s a little costly, but the cheaper ones will not give you the speed that this does. They will stop working and you will have to buy another. The distance this amplifies the signal is amazing , it’s very easy to setup and allows you to repeat with triband capability. It’s compatible with all of my devices , very fast and allows you to put the same or different passwords for each band type.

Works as advertised. Getting about 2.7-3.7Gbps according to its status page, from where I have it stationed. The 2.5Gbps ethernet port works the same and runs the 2.5Gbps hub at full speed. Setup was pretty easy, however I did have issues on multiple occasions getting to the status page via the Tether App. Additionally, avoid binding it to your TP Link ID as it just never worked for me, and just use the local password. CON: This runs HOT to the touch. Ensure it is positioned in a spot with good air circulation.

Right out the box, slapping it in an outlet and getting it set up with tether and easymesh is really easy and works really well. Much better signal with this new setup. Unfortunately that's not all there is to it. I have a tplink be600 I use with this, and expected to be able to carry over the MLO band as well as the others, it don't work that way, you just get a completely seperate MLO band, which makes no sense to me. Also I have an ethernet cable set up between the two, taking it from wireless to ethernet immediately worked, but also started some weird issues. It no longer shows the the original 2.4, 5, and 6ghz bands connected via easymesh from the original router. Weirdly they all still show up in the extender's wifi bands and work as if they originally did, not sure if they got any more reliable though. Help online is outdated at best, but supposedly easymesh should still work over ethernet. Otherwise, the extender works very well, like I wish extenders did a decade ago. I'd give 4.5/5 if I could, especially if you can get it for around $150 like I did. 250 for an extender is a little steep, especially since mlo doesnt work with easymesh.

I'm still in awe about how easy this was to set up. Within 30 seconds it was hooked up and ready to go!!! So far it's been working 2 days now. Non-stop excellent range. This product was real and not a letdown.

Product works with a limited number of modems, wont work with the hitron modems from astound. Would be helpful if before you bought, you could verify compatibility. Im sure it works great if you have the correct modem.