Applications That Scan For Wireless Router Signals

I would like it if they could sell just the receiver so I could have two wireless signals.

Router Works Great +++++++++++ Strong Wifi Signal & All Signals Work +++++++++++ Ethernet Ports All Work ++++++++++ All Buttons Work +++++++++++ Good Website For Router Controls +++++++++++

Upgraded to an Orbi from a “high speed” router, and was immediately 2X faster on speed and stronger signals throughout the house. Easy to use, and almost too advanced for a Xfinity

The TP-Link Router solved our streaming weak signals and drop offs. Great product and easy to set up.

So far this router has performed beautifully! The signals are strong and the performance is faster than both the Asus and Netgear routers I owned (and had multiple issues with both the router and support). Before I purchased it, I called Synology to ask what their process was when a router was determined to have a hardware issue. They said they would send a replacement with a return label for you to send back the old one. Asus requires you to send in your router first and wait 2-3 weeks to get either a repair or replacement. Bottom line, high quality router and support!

This is so much better than the verizon supplied router that it has replaced! Strong, self selecting signals, easy setup and works like a champ with my Synology NAS setup. Couldn't have asked for a better setup. Just sorry I waited so long to get it and start living trouble free

Perfect for any number of applications, especially extending the range of a wireless network.

This is a review for the ES-300W Wireless Portable Duplex Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. I have two other Epson scanners, one of which I have had for over 10 years now and the other for 5 years and both still work excellent! So being asked to review a new, portable Epson scanner was a no brainer for me. First off, the size, including the battery is quite small at 11½ x 3½ x 3 inches. Sliding the grey lever on the front opens up the sheet feeder which can handle up to 20 sheets of 2 sided paper, business cards, whatever. The caveat is that it can not be something bound as this is a page scanner. But it's small size hides it's excellent build quality and software and features. Setup is so simple. Plus the scanner into a power outlet for both power and to charge the battery. Run the software and follow the extremely simple and easy to understand set up instructions. You can set this up to scan via a usb cable, direct wireless or put it on your wireless network. I chose the wireless network and it programs via the WPS button on your Wireless Router. It's disgustingly simple and fast and easy. Once it's charged, unplug from the cord if you need to and place where it's convenient and start scanning. Open the software, set your resolution (I prefer 300 psi) and place what you want to scan in the tray. I thought wrong that to scan the back, I'd have to put my paper back in the tray, but to my surprise it scans both sides at the same time and very quickly and accurately at that. I highly recommend this scanner. It's easy to use, fast and accurate. I scan multiple papers multiple times per week and this scanner is so much more convenient, handier adn faster and scans duplex on one pass vs my other two scanners. It's easrned a place on my desk. You'll LOVE it!

We bought two Streaming Stick+'s so that we could "cut the cord" since the cost was becoming too outrageous. Setup was pretty straight forward and we found a lot of content to watch. However, after two weeks here are some of the issues we found, but were easy to fix. One issue that arose is the wireless signal interference from neighboring homes. We live in a townhouse block with four adjoining homes. We could pick up the signals from these homes, with the signals that were coming from homes on either side of us just as strong as our own wireless network signal. This caused problems with the remote and with the Stick as well. We found the solutions after searching on the internet. The first is that we used an extension HDMI cable to bring the stick out from the back of the TV to the front where it was more exposed. The TV is in a cabinet which we read could help block the signals from the remote. I bought a cheap HDMI extender cable from a big box store and installed it between the TV and the Stick. When we did this the remote operated much better, but the picture was affected. We found out you need to make sure you have a high speed HDMI cable rated for 4K@60 Hz, otherwise you're not going to get a picture. Once changed Roku worked fine. The second solution was to change the channel on which the wifi network was operating. You can determine what channels are the least congested and switch your network to operate on that channel. This made a big difference. We bought the two Roku's on sale, so we feel we got good value for what we are getting.

Splitting signals!