TL-WA801N 300 Mbps Wireless N Access Point, Passive PoE Power Injector, Supports Multiple Operation Modes Access Point, Multi-SSID, Client, and Range Extender Modes, 10/100M Ethernet Port

I started having problems with my service providers router after a number of years without issue, no matter what I did the wifi kept cutting out daily.As a result I searched the net and found this brand was one of the top ones and this AP had the right specs to provide WiFi to our whole house, it is also easy to configure, I now connect all our devices in the house to the AP and I now have no wifi drop outs. It works perfectly to provide a strong signal to our whole house which is a big improvement, both upstairs and downstairs. Would definitely recommend this unit if you have a fast broadband incoming speed but the wifi output from the router is not ideal.Also make sure to download the app to help configuring as it is pretty straight forward too.I would recommend hiding the ssid for your main router rather than turning it off fully, just in case you need to log into it and change any settings etc. (I say this from experience as I then had to plug my laptop into the router via Ethernet to resolve the issue)

Well i have a workshop 50ft from the back of the house that i needed Wi-Fi in, i have tried some of the smaller 'plug' type range extenders (the ones with two very short little antennas) before and they almost worked but more often than not no signal or that weak it wasn't usable as it kept dropping out , this device was really cheap <£15 so i wasn't really sure it would do the job but since it had bigger antennas i thought i would risk it. well it took about 5 mins from unpacking to using it following the instructions, the only issue i had is that it defaulted to using the same name as my main wifi and the result was thing got confused and would not connect, after a quick think i just changed the name of the range extender and it worked fine, now i have wifi just where i needed it, the range seems ok, but thats because this is a desktop unit that i could now sit on the window sill instead down at ground level in a plug socket with a thick wall between it and the garden. on the windows sill the signal is MUCH better.i haven't tried all the other features i just wanted a range extender so cant comment on what else it can do. well worth the money!

I tried this after using the EAP range for years as I needed a unit to sit under a counter in a cafe, it is very simple to setup, plug into the Router/Switch, find the IP address from the assigned DHCP, type in the IP address into a browser, and its all guided from then on.Range is good, covered the whole floor plus above, the features is very limited when compared to the EAP range, just Range extender, Access Point, but does the job well if you are looking for something simple and cheap.

I have ethernet cabling to the end of house where the wifi signal doesn't reach. Plugged this in and changed the settings to match the main router and it works as a perfect and seamless extender of the network. Was delivered next day.Very pleased with this as I have failed with wifi extenders in the past

We have a Virgin Superhub 3 that was connected to a number of Devolo power line devices which usually worked but struggled ‘handing over’ from one repeater to the next. I looked at Mesh systems but in my view they are still expensive - my existing Devolo devices are supposed to have a ‘mesh’ mode.The Virgin hub comes in for a lot of criticism but I have found the hard wired Ethernet ports work 99.9% of the time, these are connected to a PC and a Mac. So I thought surely I can extend my wifi network using these and after some research realised Access Points do exactly this so I decided to make some changes!I decided to install a couple of AP’s, one in the loft and the other near the end of an extension in our fair sized (170m2) solid brick 70’s house. Cabling took some time but is a ‘diy’ task. The PoE facility is really useful as for the loft I could use the Ethernet cable to power the AP without needing a separate power point.I configured as described in the easy start guide and used the SSID of our old network. I then turned off the wifi broadcast of the virgin hub - not putting it in modem mode as this disables the Ethernet ports.It all works great! I don’t get hung up on measuring speeds - although I can get 200Mbps sometimes - the max offered by my Virgin hub, websites, WhatsApps and streaming boxes all work pretty well all the time. The loft AP covers all upstairs and most of downstairs, the other AP the back of the downstairs and the extension.If you are up for a bit of cabling this should answer many wifi issues.Postscript.A little over a year later and after adding a third access point one occasionally fails. TP-Link products have two year warranty and tech support agreed they would supply a replacement. Bizarrely they say they can no longer source these although on the website it highlights NEW and it is still a current product. TP Link asked me for a suggested alternative - I pointed out as the experts shouldn't they recommend. However they went on to propose a TP-Link camera or a lightbulb (?).I am still a great fan of the TP-Link products as they work seamlessly 99% of the time but am bemused with their support response.Thankfully Amazon customer support came to my rescue. A 10-15 web chat agreed a new unit dispatched to me for next day delivery without charge and a label to return the offending item. Well done Amazon customer support.

I got this to have WiFi in the outbuilding out the back of our house. I had a powerline adapter in there already, so I did have the internet, but only via the Ethernet port on the powerline adapter. This is no good for getting the internet on my phone when I’m in there.So I bought this to create a new WiFi hotspot in the outbuilding. It was easy to set up. If using an iPhone to set it up as I did, make sure you turn off ‘hide IP’, ‘private relay’ or whatever it is in your safari settings. You cannot connect to the ip address of this hub until it’s turned off. Or just use a laptop/PC to set it up.Once set up, this works great. It takes a minute or so for my phone to automatically connect to this WiFi hub from the one in my main house, as the outbuilding is just out of range of the house one. But other than that it works great.You can also use this to extend the reach of another WiFi signal. I did try this at first, but the outbuilding is just out of range so it didn’t work (the hub in the house is at the front, the outbuilding is out back), but at least you have this option if you’re able to use it. It would be useful in the house if you struggle to get WiFi in rooms furthest away from the hub.

Tricky review this……. Good point is i get a signal to end of garden. Bad points: i now have 3 WiFi passwords they dont merge as advertised by changing passwords on TP unit to my home WiFi one. Secondly the instructions are really bad, presented as “so easy a chimpanzee can install” in reality they faintly miss staffed out and ionclude no trouble shooting or detail. Now for really bad…. The offered help line is a con…. AI asks a few clarification points then directs you to a third party that only allows access if you put in credit card etc details and then allows a 1 week subscription and refundable initial £1 “latch lifter payment” refund, easily cancellable (would i really trust this statement? NO WAY)….. i was sorely tempted to smash this with a lump hammer as a protest and return it ….. but… it does give WiFi to bottom of garden ( about 15 yards) so a generous 3 star review. Would i use or recommend TP again …… definitely NOT.

This is a versatile device that many buyers will use as for WiFi access. In this mode (WAP mode, the default setting) the TP 300 is connected by ethernet cable to an existing router and, after simple setting up from eg a mobile browser, enables mobile WiFi devices to access the home network of the router, typically in a part of the house (or garden - see PoE discussion below) where the WiFi signal from the router does not reach. There is a variant of the WAP mode, known as Client Mode, in which the TP 300 connects wirelessly to the router.The TP 300 can also be set up in Range Extender mode, in which it connects to the router by WiFi (typically in or near a part of the house where the router's WiFi signal is weak) to provide a much stronger local WiFi signal. In a variant which the manual calls "Multi-SSID Mode" multiple WiFi networks are created, which might be suitable for eg small businesses.As noted in the first paragraph above, there is a very useful PoE (Power over Ethernet) option applicable to all the above modes, involving plugging in the power supply and the ethernet cable from the existing router into a connector (an accessory supplied with the TP 300) and then connecting the TP 300 by an ethernet cable to the connector. In this manner the TP 300 can be located in eg a garden building where there is no mains power. The manual states that the cable connection to the TP 300 can be up to 30 metres.The manual is a single A3 sheet, with all the modes of use clearly illustrated and succinctly described in excellent English. I got tripped up by trying to set up the device from a desktop computer linked by cable to the home network (doesn't work) but the tplinkap.net site pointed this out and I then had no trouble in setting it up using an iPad. In total it took me about 10 minutes. The WiFi signal from the TP 300 will provde adequate signal in two or three adjacent rooms, typically. I would recommend switching it off at night. Wireless settings can be adjusted on the tplinkap site, but the default settings were fine in my experience.The box comes plentifully supplied with fresh air, in mainly cardboard packaging. Users in sensitive applications should bear in mind that tp-link is a Chinese company.

Utiliser pour faire une point access. Il fonctionne bien et a été facile à mettre en place.

Versand aus GB... darum war er auch doppel so teuer als Anbieter aus der EU!Rückversand auf eigene Kosten mit Zollpapiere und so weiter... ein Riesen Aufwand!!! Weiter ist ein GB Netzadapter dabei... Muss man sich extra einen EU Adapter 220V dazu bestellen!Auf den Warenversandwert nicht zumutbar!

Espectacular , lo compré para la planta de arriba , más concretamente para mi cuarto por qué no llegaba ningún tipo de señal , ya que el wifi está en la planta de abajo en la otra punta .Bien pues compré este dispositivo conecte un cable ethernet al wifi de abajo y el otro al tplink que estaba en mi cuarto y funciona espectacularmente bien , no pierde ni un mega y en ocasiones hasta coge más señal que el de abajo , ahora puedo jugar a mi Playstation y PC con una rapidez espectacular , y encima da wifi a toda la planta de arriba , de los mejores productos que he comprado .

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