TP-Link RE700X - AX3000 Mesh WiFi 6 Extender

Does exactly what it says. Brilliant bit of kit. Very old Victorian cottage with double skinned brick walls throughout. No WiFi between rooms. Plugged the TP-Link RE700X into the wall and followed instructions and now we have WiFi in the dining room and upstairs in bedrooms above that. Really strong signal strength with stable fast connection. Pages load instantly and videos now play without losing connection or timing out. Brilliant bit of kit for the house!

This WiFi extender has been brilliant — no more dead zones in the house or garden. Setup was really easy, and the app makes managing it straightforward. Connection is stable and fast, even at longer ranges. Highly recommend for anyone struggling with WiFi coverage.

The TP-Link Mesh WiFi Booster has improved the coverage in my home significantly, especially in areas where the signal used to be weak. Setup was pretty straightforward, and once it was up and running, I noticed a definite increase in speed and reliability. It’s great for streaming and working in rooms where I used to get spotty coverage. That said, it’s not perfect—there are occasional drops in the connection, and the signal doesn’t always extend as far as I had hoped. It’s still much better than before, but not quite flawless. Overall, it’s a good solution for improving WiFi coverage, just not a perfect one. 3.5 stars if I could, but I’ll settle for 4.

Perfect. Set up was a little hit and miss, wouldn't do it at first, then it was working. Not entirely sure what I did right, or was doing wrong. Anyhow, its been working flawlessly ever since and after a power cut, it just restarted and connected without any intervention. I have good strong internet at the back bedroom now, exactly where I wanted it. Vodafone provided a satellite, but that was worse than useless.

I was struggling with a weak signal in the bedroom, but this has made a massive difference. Setup was a breeze using the Tether app. It’s a bit bulky, but the speeds are solid and it hasn't dropped the connection once since I plugged it in. Definitely worth the investment if you’re working from home.

I recently acquired the TP-Link RE700X Mesh WiFi 6 Booster to address limited Wi-Fi coverage in certain areas of my home. While not a revolutionary solution, it has demonstrably improved overall network performance. The setup process proved remarkably straightforward. The accompanying app provided clear instructions, making installation a breeze. Since implementation, the Wi-Fi signal strength has improved considerably within the house. This has resulted in a more consistent and reliable internet experience, particularly for bandwidth-intensive tasks like streaming high-definition content. It's important to note, however, that the range extension isn't flawless. While sufficient for most indoor applications, I've encountered occasional connection weaknesses with my outdoor security cameras. This suggests the booster might not be ideal for expansive properties with significant outdoor coverage requirements or thick walls. In conclusion, the TP-Link RE700X offers a dependable solution for bolstering Wi-Fi coverage within a typical home environment. For users seeking to eliminate dead zones and enhance overall network stability, this is a worthy consideration. However, those with extensive outdoor areas requiring strong connectivity may want to explore alternative solutions.

Got this extender after buying a different make which after following the instructions and spending hours attempting to connect just did not operate. Returned to Amazon no hassle. This one connected and working in a few minutes. At last, strong signal in the bedrooms. Just one point to note. It sets up another access point with the same name as your router with the subfix EXT. It is necessary to switch over manually to connect to that. It does not do it automatically. It's only a couple of button presses on your phone/tablet so not an issue. You just have to remember to do it. Addendum to this review: A few days later Virgin Media changed my router to a WiFi 6 Hub 5 and I was unable to get the extender to work correctly on the 2.5 Ghz band so reluctantly had to return it.

I have 5 of these over two homes. These are not perfect but compared to other extenders I've used, less problematic. The good points, pretty simple to set using the 'Tether' app (more on that later). Separating the 2.4 & 5 bands was also no issue as was allocating the SSID to be extended. The app is better than the utterly awful Netgear/Nighthawk one. Tether does have issues seeing 5ghz networks - my holiday home has a Teltonika RUTX50 5G router and despite every other device seeing the 5Ghz band, the Tether app just stopped seeing it. This means these can't extend the 5GHz band - extremely frustrating. At my main home the 5GHz on my ASUS RT-BE92 (WiFi 7 - 1Gb FTTP) router is seen, no problem. The next issue is the random drop outs of the signal. No rhyme or reason, it just drops out, sometimes momentarily, but less often for a minute or so. It seems to just lose its handshake with the router. Transmit speeds are decent enough - 5GHz average 300 - 400 Mbps & 2.4GHz up to 100 -150Mbps. Both measured about 10ft away from the extender, in another room. I initially set these up as mesh but found it easier to manage/monitor as separate extenders with their own IDs. With the app, these can be managed remotely via the cloud which is really great. I have a few wireless cameras that use the extenders so if there is a connectivity issue I can sort via my phone.

Es un aparato muy potente y de gran calidad, no hay más que mirar las especificaciones. Se puede usar como "repetidor", es decir que coge una señal floja del router principal y te la extiende allí donde la del router no llega bien, o bien como yo lo he configurado: como un "punto de acceso" (AP) mediante un cable Ethernet de categoría 8 (de lo mejor) y 15 metros desde el router en mi casa. De esta forma es como si tuviera otro router en realidad, con las mismos nombres de Wifi que el router principal (sistema Mesh) o bien otras dos Wifis independientes, con el mismo nombre y clave (o diferentes, como se quiera) pero añadiendo -Ext al nombre para distinguirlas. Trabaja en WiFi 6 (encriptación WPA3, el WPA2 tiene ya 15 años y está obsoleto y es facilmente hackeable en Wifi) un nuevo estándar de seguridad muy sólido pero que no todos los aparatos antiguos de tu casa pueden ser compatibles. No hay problema porque en lugar de establecer encriptación "WPA 3 personal" de forma exclusiva, te da la opción : WPA2/WPA3, un mix, los aparatos antiguos irán con WPA2 y los modernos que admiten WPA3 trabajaran con esta otra. Tengo un Ipad 4 de hace 10 años que no se entiende con esta opción (los de Apple siempre tan exclusivos con sus cosas), el resto de las cosas marchan sin problema y lo más importante: A CAÑON. El router del ISP (proveedor de Internet) por lo general es bastante inferior (nada que ver con el Tp-Link) de calidad y no suelen ser WPA3 (Wifi 6), suelen tener anomalías con bastante frecuencia, por lo que si el operador te lo cambia tienes la gran ventaja de que toda tu configuración y control está en tu router y repetidor TP-link. El router del ISP solo lo uso para la señal de internet que viene de la calle, de éste por cable directo al Router TP-Link es el que uso router de servicio, split de cables Ethernet al resto de la casa y señal WiFi. Tengo una larga experiencia con esta marca y son productos muy fiables, de gran calidad y muy fáciles de configurar, que puedes hacer a través del navegador o mejor aun con la App Tether. Si vives en un núcleo de población de gran densidad (torres de pisos, como en mi caso) tu señal Wifi puede llegar hasta 300 y 500 metros a la redonda, a través de ventanas principalmente y nunca sabes quien puede captar tu señal y como hackearla. Te conviene pasar en Router y Extensor a WiFi 6 (WPA3) un nuevo estándar de encriptación muy dificil de hackear tras 15 años con la WPA2. Piensatelo, no es tanto dinero y te quitas de sustos. Mi combination es: TP-Link Archer AX53 - Router WiFi 6 AX3000, Doble Banda y Extensor RE700X WiFi 6 AX3000 de doble banda.

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Il TP-Link RE700X è un ripetitore Wi-Fi che ha dimostrato di essere una soluzione tecnologicamente avanzata per estendere la copertura della rete domestica. Durante il mio utilizzo, ho notato diversi aspetti che ritengo degni di nota. Innanzitutto, l'installazione è stata estremamente agevole grazie all'interfaccia utente intuitiva e alle chiare istruzioni fornite dal produttore. Il dispositivo supporta le più recenti tecnologie Wi-Fi, incluso lo standard Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), garantendo così una connessione veloce e affidabile. Dal punto di vista delle specifiche tecniche, il RE700X opera su banda duale a 2,4 GHz e 5 GHz, offrendo una flessibilità notevole nella gestione del traffico. La tecnologia Beamforming contribuisce a ottimizzare la direzione del segnale, migliorando l'efficienza della trasmissione dati. Inoltre, la presenza di antenne ad alta potenza aumenta la portata del segnale, estendendo la copertura anche nelle aree precedentemente problematiche. Una caratteristica apprezzabile è la compatibilità con OneMesh di TP-Link, che consente l'integrazione senza soluzione di continuità con altri dispositivi OneMesh per creare una rete domestica coesa e efficiente. In termini di sicurezza, il ripetitore offre supporto per le più recenti tecnologie di crittografia, contribuendo a garantire la protezione delle informazioni trasmesse sulla rete. Il design fisico del RE700X è elegante e discreto, facilitando la collocazione in diversi ambienti domestici senza compromettere l'estetica. La qualità costruttiva è solida, riflettendo l'affidabilità del marchio TP-Link. In conclusione, il TP-Link RE700X si distingue come un ripetitore Wi-Fi all'avanguardia, offrendo prestazioni elevate, una configurazione agevole e una serie di funzionalità tecniche avanzate che lo rendono ideale per chi cerca una soluzione di estensione della rete altamente performante.

Very easy to pair with the router Wi-Fi. Excellent speed and signal strength. No dead spots in the apartment now! Supports dual 2.5g and 5g.

I live in a fairly small 3 floor (duplex) house, with a small front and back yard. My wifi router from my provider is in the basement. This left me with great reception in the basement, which I rarely spent time in. Medicore reception on the main floor and basically abysmal reception upstairs, where the bedrooms are. That means anytime I would try to use the wifi for anything upstairs I would get kicked to data. Which is immensely annoying and costly as compared to using my wifi, which I already pay for. Then when I got security cameras just outside my front and back door, the wifi is so trash that I would lose connection and be unable to view live feeds. I asked my provider how to improve this, and they sent me two eero wifi boosters, which I would rent from them at an additional $12/month. These boosters can be bought on Amazon for $100 each, but with a rental from a provider I would have paid infinite amounts for them in my lifetime. Anyway, those expensive boosters did not do one thing at all, and I had the provider take them back. When I got this booster, my whole life changed. With one unit, I paid $61 with tax to own. No forever rental fee... I immediately had amazing wifi connection. I had full bars wifi downstairs, main floor, upstairs, outside and I still had access to my wifi from 4 houses away! It was so simple to set up, I am totally unskilled in this tech but I did it in about 10 minutes. It walks you through it so easily and clearly anyone could set one up. It also seems the download speeds are much faster, although I cannot entirely confirm, this is just what I have noticed from Xbox downloads and personal opinion. The app shows you how many devices are connected to the booster, how the quality of the connection is, it has the ability to block devices from the booster and scans for safety and anti-virus. I was thinking you had to have it connected by that special cord but you don't. You can have everything connected and working properly just by plugging the machine into any outlet so long as it is close enough to pull a connection to your wifi. I put mine on the main floor when my router is in the basement and it connects everything dang near to Nantucket. Best sixty bucks spent recently, really thrilled with it. I would recommend this to anyone, especially people tricked into renting a booster from their providers. Do not spent a million dollars over your life, just spend sixty bucks and have something you own and that works. Before I couldn't get wifi upstairs or even if I stepped one foot outside. Now I can get wifi from places so far I won't even be. Buy it!