TP-Link AX1800 Dual Band Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender, Broadband/WiFi Extender, Wireless Booster/Hotspot with 1 Gigabit Port & 2 External Antennas, Built-in Access Point Mode, (RE605X)

HOW TO CREATE SAME SSID/SAME WIFI NAME/AVOID DUPLICATE WIFI?1. TURN ON YOUR REPEATER OR RESET BY CLICKING THE RESET BUTTON ON THE REPEATER.2. ON YOUR PC/LAPTOP GO TO BROWSER ENTER 192.168.0.1 & CREATE USER: admin THEN PASSWORD OF YOUR CHOICE.3. THEN SELECT YOUR 2GHZ WIFI THEN ENTER PASSWORD AND SELECT YOUR 5GHZ WIFINOTE: YOU SHOULD HAVE DUAL BAND ROUTER FOR 5GHZ WIFI.4. THEN THE REPEATER WILL DISPLAY SAME WIFI NAME & PASSWORDS AS OF SOURCE/EXISTING WIFI.5. , CLICK FINISH.THEN YOU WILL HAVE THE SAME SSID WITH REPEATER AFTER RESTART.*, DO NOT USE TETHER APP (TPLINK APP) TO SETUP REPEATER IT CREATES EXTRA TWO/DUPLICATE WIFI BY DEFAULT*

I don't understand how the speed of the Internet after using this became 2mbps from 25mbps. After I switched it off speed became normal. I don't know whether the product is faulty or the product itself is like this. But still I don't see myself buying it again

It just gets disconnected frequently when placed just one room adjacent to the powerful ASUS dual band router. Don’t think it will across floors or anything like that. Useless.. don’t waste ur money. The broadband provider had come home to check and he confirmed that this piece of equipment is a toy and he has received numerous complaints from customers about this getting disconnected.

This one was super easy to set up. Does the job well for my two-storey home, where the upstairs signal was too weak to do anything useful with. We keep it turned off and start it only when we go upstairs. It gets ready to serve in under a minute. You just have to know where to place the range extender. It should get reasonable signal itself first. A good solution is to plug it into a socket somewhere in the middle between the base router and the poor coverage area.I've had a D-link extender before this one, which was a nightmare to set up. It was complicated and I had to do a bunch of manual settings in order to get the desired result. It was even having an IP address conflict with the base router. What kind of poor design is that? I have a master's degree in computer science. I can't imagine what non-computer-sciency people would do.I'm pretty happy with this device. Giving it four stars, because I don't know how the range compares to others in the market.

I'm writing a review after 6 months of harassment by TP Link. This product is a complete waste of money. Reduces your speed by 1/10 th, range is lower than 1500 rupees product. Warranty of 2 years is useless. Service is the worst in the world. After calling tp link for 3 months during lockdown, writing atleast 10 mails to them, and then sending it 3 times to their service centre, the response is nill. Even during first 3 months they refused to change or refund for a product which doesn't work. Infact so much so offered me to take a refurbished used product. On complaining they prefer to keep quite. Time to raise my voice and protect others from getting fooled. Pls don't by tp link products

I was completely blinded by the reviews and the product TP-Link as a brand. I do own a TPLink router but this extender failed miserably. I previously owned a Netgear and it worked like charm for 3 years and due to voltage fluctuation, it stopped working which forced me to buy a new one.Coming back to the TP-Link "RE 200 Wifi N 300Mbps Dual Band AC750 Range Extender" it did not serve my purpose. I wanted to extend my WIFI, currently, the router is stored in the 1st floor and I thought to place this right below the room (where my previous one was installed) and it failed to connect to my parent WIFI. It only works when the extender is placed on the same floor.Going with the specification the extender was placed just within 15 ft and it failed to connect. I would strongly urge do not buy this if you live in a multi story house, a big apartment could serve the purpose.P.S - My previous NetGear worked without issue, so it seems I need to look for the same brand now.

Tplink n300 performance extender is waste of money.Pros:-1. Easy to install.Cons:-1. Wifi speed drops significantly. I use my main router on a second floor and i have 50Mbps plan. Even the weakest signal from my main router gives a speed of around 15-18mbps on first floor of my home. When I connect to this device, I only get a speed of 1.5 - 2 mbps at same spot.(extender was also installed at the same spot).2. It also drops your wifi connection frequently. Even if only 1-2 devices are connected. I have experienced even in 1meter range of this device.Overall: product is not worth it.

If you are really looking for a WiFi connectivity and speed extendar, this is the one to Buy in the price range of Rs 1500.It is amazing, am impressed by the download and upload speed it is able to replicate from the base router.Its been 3 months of use now and it seems seamless.Make sure you buy the style AC 750 and not AC 300 as it has almost the same design but depending on your intenet speed you could make the choice. I have a 40 Mbps connection and the speed in this wifi extender is exactly 40 Mbps download and upload, even my base router doesn't produce such a speed(it is a old model of Tp link, around 3 - 4 years, but it has mentioned 300 mbps but still fails, maybe given the new 2.4 and 5ghz speed transmission techonlogy which this extender supports)

Después de un mes de prueba he de decir que este repetidor wifi me ha sorprendido gratamente, aunque los primeros días estuve a punto de devolverlo y ahora os explico el por que. Siguiendo con el análisis del producto, y siendo el primer repetidor wifi que uso en la vida, la verdad es que no puedo estar mas contento con la compra. Cobertura wifi tanto 2,4/5G impecables (después de colocar el repetidor en el punto óptimo de la casa), interfaz web muy intuitiva y fácil de entender, fácil instalación y configuración en un par de pasos...Básicamente lo compre para poder tener wifi en una TV que colgué en la habitación, a la cual le llegaba apenas una raya de cobertura y ahora, le llegan todas. Probada la señal wifi con Netflix y ni un solo corte o pixelación. Antes, ni me conectaba la TV a la wifi sin el repetidor. Enfín, no puedo ponerle pega alguna al producto, al menos de momento.En cuanto a lo de que estuve a punto de devolverlo, os explico el porque y la solución por si le sirve a alguien que tenga uno y esté padeciendo los mismos problemas. Resulta que los dos primeros días, funcionaba de lujo, hasta que al día siguiente, pruebo a ver la TV en la habitación y resulta que me dice que no hay internet. Ya me huelo movida, ya que el repetidor no se había tocado desde que lo instalé y no había motivos para que fallara. El caso es que la extensión de cobertura había desaparecido y los leds del repetidor seguían encendidos y fijos como debía de funcionar. Intento acceder por web para buscar el posible problema, y me encuentro con que no puedo acceder. El repetidor colgado del todo. Toca desenchufarlo de la red y volverlo a enchufar, y a funcionar. No le dí mucha importancia hasta que al día siguiente y sucesivos, volvía a pasar. Como digo era constante, me plantee devolverlo, hasta que empecé a buscar información por internet en foros por si el problema no fuera del repetidor... Efectivamente di con la solución y no era el repetidor el que fallaba. Resulta que el router de Movistar que tengo en casa, en opciones avanzadas de la banda 5Ghz tenía una opción marcada llamada... SCS (Smart Selection of Best Wireless Channel). A mi prácticamente todos los días, la banda 5G se me cambiaba de canal, incluso teniendo puesto yo el canal manualmente y era por tener esa opción activada. Por ejemplo, aunque el canal en el router lo tenía manualmente puesto en el 36, viendo yo en las opciones que me indicaba ese canal, realmente mirabas la red con un analizador de redes, y mi red 5G aparecía en el 108. Fué desmarcar la opción SCS en las propiedades avanzadas de la red 5G del router, y desaparecer de raíz los cuelgues del repetidor, ya que el canal ya no se cambiaba por su cuenta.Espero que os haya servido a alguien que tuviera los mismos problemas que yo.Un saludo.

Este cacharro me causó más dolores de cabeza qué alegrías durante muchísimo tiempo con la red ampliada 5ghz.Eso si, una vez solucionado el problema que os cuento abajo, tendrás una red estable en 5 ghz con casi 300 megas por wifi (imprencindible para los router HGU de hoy día de alta velocidad pero escaso alcance)Incluso me puse en contacto con el servicio técnico de Tp-link, que no me resolvieron nada, salvo que decirme que estaba defectuoso y que Amazon que lo cambiaría.Y así fue, Amazon como siempre respondio, me mandaron uno nuevo (este era la V2 y el viejo v1) y pensé que se solucionó el problema...pero no, seguía desapareciendoEl problema era que a las 24 h aprox la red creada desaparecía, se quedaba “hueca”, la red existía, pero sin conexión a internet. Te conectabas a ella pero no hay internet. Tenía que hacer un reset diario (con lo que el botón del reset se rompió)Me volví loco, poniendo IP estáticas a todos los aparatos de la red, cambiando configuraciones etc...Pero como sospechaba, el problema no era del amplificador, sino de nuestros amigos de Movistar y sus magníficos routers (en mi caso el HGU Mitrastar, el de 600 megas).El problema es que esta magnífico router cada día cambia automáticamente el canal de 5 ghz (aunque tú le pongas una fija en las opciones de configuración web)Para corregir esto, y poder disfrutar del amplificador con un router Movistar apunta:HABÍA QUE DESACTIVAR EN EL ROUTER DE MOVISTAR LA OPCIÓN SCS (smart selection id best wireless channel) DE LA RED WIFI 5 Ghz). El problema es que cada día cambiaba el canal de la red 5 ghz (aunque lo pusieras fijo) y dejaba desconectado el amplificador.PARA DESCONECTAR LA OPCIÓN SCS EN EL ROUTER ENTRAS EN LA CONFIGURACIÓN DEL ROUTER DESDE TU NAVAGADOR WEB CON EL 192.168.1.1 Y VAS A OPCIONES AVANZADAS: WIRELESS-wl1-avanced- y ponen en DISABLED la opción SMART CHANNEL SELECT.Luego, en las opciones del Wifi+ del menú principal (no del avanzado) dejar el CANAL 36 (es que estaba la primera vez que desactive el SCS, y ahora solo reconoce ese)Ojo, CADA VEZ QUE APAGUES O REINICIES EL ROUTER LO TENDRÁS QIE HACER OTRA VEZ

This is by far the best WIFI extender I have ever used. I have a multi level house and wifi is challenging. Full signal in some parts of the house and in others,..there is none. I have tried MANY MANY wifi units similar to this. I'm very tech savvy and pride myself in figuring stuff out with out directions. However, that is very different with some wifi extenders. They are complicated to set up and do not work good at all. I had good luck with the TP-Link light sockets with the echo and setup was a breeze. So I decided to take one more shot at yet another wifi extender. Choosing the TP-Link in hopes it would work just as good. I really don't understand these other reviews that state how hard it is to set up. This wifi extender is truly easy to set up. This is what i did,....Quick instructions right on the side of the box. Plug in the TP-Link, close to your router, the green light flashes, press the WPS button on your router, then press the signal button on the extender. The green light flashes, goes solid green, goes solid red then after 5-10 seconds the light stays solid green. The unit is now paired with your router. Now, Unplug the extender, walk to a midway point in your house close to the dead spot and plug it back in. It will blink green again, then solid green, then solid red, 5-10 seconds it turns solid green. Open any device you want to use for wifi, go to wifi settings and find your wifi name. Except the word _EXT will be after the device name. So if your normal wifi is GOOBER616 for example. It would now show as GOOBER616_EXT, Choose the Ext one and enter your normal password for wifi, and BOOM, FULL wifi signal. I now have wifi in every room in the house. If you plug the unit in and the light stays on solid yellow? Then move it to another socket closer to the router. Hope this helps anyone who has or has had a problem.

AGGIORNAMENTO: E' presente una nuova versione, la 4.0. Quando acquistai il prodotto l'ultima era la 3.0. Ad oggi non so quale viene spedita.PREMESSANel momento in cui sto scrivendo la recensione, Amazon non sta dando la possibilità di inserire le foto causa covid-19. Prometto che aggiornerò la recensione con le foto appena ci sarà la possibilità.Il prezzo di questo tp-link RE450 si aggira intorno a 55-60 euro. Se volete risparmiare qualcosa ci sarebbe il modello inferiore che trovate a questo link (copiatelo e incollatelo su google per aprirlo): amzn.to/2JWaI8jMODALITA’ HIGH SPEED E TESTParto subito dal pezzo forte di questo range extender perché se attivata a dovere fa la differenza. Vi spiego prima di cosa si tratta: sono presenti due cpu che lavorano singolarmente, una su ogni banda. Tramite questa modalità è possibile combinare sia la 5GHz che la 2.4GHz per creare un'unica connessione più veloce, utilizzando tutte e due le cpu su una singola banda. Per esempio RE450 si connetterà alla rete 5GHz del router andando a fornire SOLO una rete 2.4GHz, e viceversa. In questo modo le prestazioni verranno migliorate.Attenzione: Siccome di solito si utilizza la rete 2.4GHz, se attivate la modalità high speed dovete collegarvi con il ripetitore alla 5GHz del router per poi fornire solo la 2.4GHz, giusto? Tenete presente che la 5GHz benché sia “migliore” ha una scarsa capacità di attraversare muri e ostacoli perciò se il ripetitore è posizionato molto lontano non riuscirete a sfruttarla a dovere. Di conseguenza la modalità high speed vi servirà a ben poco.Test: Nel mio caso ho il modem nel piano superiore della casa e ho posizionato il ripetitore nel piano inferiore, proprio sotto alla stanza dove si trova il modem. In questo modo prendo bene la 5GHz e posso sfruttare la modalità high speed. Con quest’ultima sono passato da circa 19/20Mbps a 36/37Mbps in download. (Appena amazon darà la possibilità di mettere le foto vi mostrerò i risultati)ANTENNE ESTERNEQuesto prodotto è uno dei più venduti dall’azienda tp-link perché probabilmente associa una buona potenza ad un prezzo non troppo eccessivo, avendo anche ben tre antenne esterne.Il fatto che le antenne siano esterne, siano tre e siano direzionali è sicuramente un punto a favore e permettono di guadagnare qualche mega in più.Per farvela semplice, ho preso come riferimento la mia smart tv, la quale non ha una scheda wifi così potente come altri dispositivi, e ho notato la differenza chiudendo e aprendo le antenne e cambiando direzione.LED E LUCE BLU E ROSSAIl cerchio blu indica un buon segnale. Il rosso una cattiva ricezione quindi in questo caso bisogna posizionare RE450 in un altro punto. Detto questo, oltre al fatto che i led si possono attivare e disattivare tramite il tasto laterale, e questa è un’ottima cosa perché possono dar fastidio, è importante sottolineare che la luce rossa indica una cattiva ricezione sia per la 2.4GHz che per la 5Ghz. Non distingue le due bande.Quindi potreste avere un’ottima copertura per la 2.4GHz, ma il dispositivo vi segnalerà ugualmente la luce rossa a causa della 5Ghz che ricordiamo essere molto meno potente nell’attraversare gli ostacoli.DIREZIONE ORIZZONTALE O VERTICALE?Qui c’è un limite del prodotto e di quasi tutti i range extender. La spina del prodotto è posta orizzontalmente ed è fissa, mentre nelle nostre case le prese sono quasi tutte verticali. Questo significa che il range extender dovrà essere posizionato ORIZZONTALMENTE (come da foto), quindi le antenne cadranno orizzontali e questo potrebbe limitare il range di copertura.Purtroppo la direzione del ripetitore fa la differenza.Per RISOLVERE il problema io ho usato una tripla rotante come questa (copiate e incollate il link su google) amzn.to/2VroSDM . In questo caso la presa cadrà in orizzontale e quindi RE450 si troverà in posizione verticale.ALTRE INFORisparmio la parte della configurazione, è molto semplice. Ci si collega alla linea del range extender e poi ci si collega al sito tplinkrepeater.netVi consiglio solamente di cambiare nome rispetto alla rete wireless del router altrimenti vi confonderete (esempio nomerete_ext)Come detto nel titolo a me è arrivata la versione 3.0Spero di esservi stato utile, ciao!

Habe den Repeater heute bekommen. Wichtig war mir, dass er in beiden Frequenzbändern 2,4 und 5 arbeitet. Das war letztlich kein Problem, wenn man es für ein Band hinkriegt, dann auch für das zweite, sofern der Router das hergibt. Das sollte man aber vorher wissen. Bei mir funktionierte es mit der WPS Taste gar nicht. Stand auch so nicht in der Anleitung. Dort stand aber, dass man ein selbst gewähltes Passwort für den Login wählen solle. Also was für eins? Mir nahm er auf der Weboberfläche kein Passwort ab. Hab es dann mit der App über Smartphone probiert, das gleiche Problem. Ich sah den Repeater, kam aber nicht ran. Dank Google fand ich den ganz einfachen Zugang über ein vorbestimmtes Passwort. Es heißt Admin und funktionierte nach einem Reset des Repeaters auf Anhieb. Das kannte ich schon vom Vorgänger, der nur das 2,4 er Band verstärkte. Jetzt war ich im Konfigurationsmenü drin, das simple aufgebaut ist. Ich erreiche die 433 mbps bei sehr guter Netzabdeckung bis hin zum Garten. Das Gerät behält die Einstellungen auch bei Standortwechsel der Steckdosen. Ich hoffe, dass es störungsfrei laufen wird.