Is 2.4 Ghz Keyboard Good For Gaming

Good value in a 2.4 GHz wireless keyboard with touchpad. Very pleased with it. Make sure to look under the carton's flap for the USB wifi dongle, at first thought it was missing.

The hardwaree combined with the Quantum SURROUND software for the PC (via a 2.4GHz type C connection dongle) is far superior compared to Bluetooth for wireless gaming and surround sound listening. I couldn't believe the improved submersive effect over other ear buds and even some gaming headphones I have used. JBL really hit it out of the park with this product!

Extended both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz. Great product!

5 GHz connection much better than 2.4 GHz connection! 2K video is also way better the 1080.

I don't write many reviews unless something is very good, or very bad. This mesh system is VERY good! I live in a 3000 sq ft home with a router on one end. The other end of our home had very weak WiFi coverage. I have tried a multitude of extenders over the years with very poor results. I paired this 2-pack with an additional XE75 Pro 1-pack and I now have full WiFi signal strength throughout my home. My home also has 30 smart devices and smart plugs on 2.4 GHz, so there was some concern with them working with this setup. The app allows setting these devices up on a separate IoT network, so they work flawlessly without having to switch back and forth between 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz (it's not as complicated as it sounds). Additionally, I'm in a very rural area with no cellular coverage. The range of these units it's so good, I can now venture out in the yard and maintain WiFi connection. It's rare that something like this just works out of the box, but TP-Link nailed this one.

I bought this router to replace my Airport Extreme which was getting dated (still works fine btw). Setup was a snap and was up and running in 5 minutes. The Smart Connect feature eliminates the need to have both a 2.4 and 5 GHz network if you have old devices that only connect to 2.4 GHz networks (i.e. thermostats, sprinkler systems, automation devices, cameras, etc.). I also considered purchasing Netgear's Nighthawk router but many reviewers that many were DOA or stop working within a few months. I didn't expect this product to exceed my expectations however it did just that. Pros: -web interface is very fast and very similar UI to Synology NAS products -Port forwarding is extremely easy on this device -Although I don't use the parental controls, this product does a really good job of protecting your kids online -Synology VPN keeps you safe if you use public wifi networks (easy to get started as well) -I did see faster internet speeds than my AE -coverage is also very good even in my backyard (1/2 acre property) Cons -not the best looking router but the features makes up for it -I still can't figure out how to setup Time Machine backups on this using an external hard drive (keychain errors) -support did take a few days to respond to the Time Machine issue but responded nonetheless Overall If you are an extreme Apple product user and heavily tied to their ecosystem, this is the router for you. It is fast, consistent and as reliable as an Apple AE.

low power ap provides excellent 2.4 GHz spot coverage. just what I hoped for.

Very fast connecting the devices and switching between 2.4 GHz to 5 GHz are very smooth.

Setup was easy with the app and coverage is great on 5ghz and 2.4 ghz. My house is only 1,000 square feet though so not sure how it will do in a larger home. Definitely recommend!

Bought a pair of these to replace some 2.4 GHz APs that were started needing to get rebooted every so often due to not allowing tablets or phones to connect, at usually the worst time. Those APs used dipole antennas which helped beam coverage to the patio and backyard. These APs have better coverage than the old APs even at 5 GHz. Theses APs are rock stable and allow phones and tablets to seamlessly hand off to one another as you walk across the property, which my old APs only sometimes did. As when setting up any WiFi use an app on your phone to determine which channels have the least interference on the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands. I also set them to different channels than each other so they would not interfere with each other. Set your SSIDs to the same for the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands. I set the bandwidth to 20 MHz for the 2.4 and 40 MHz for the 5 as that seems to be a good trade off of reducing interference and keeping good bandwidth. They offer a lot of performance for the money and are very easy to set up as an AP.