Poor Reception Wireless Speakers

Poor wifi in my home seems to be an unsolvable problem--this device assures no dropouts in music reception. Sort of bought it as an insurance device--and am experiencing absolutely no problems with reception.

The Midland radios worked well for our needs. We used them at Zion National Park. In some areas reception was poor but that was to be expected in a canyon. With just a little clearing I was able to communicate with other hikers in my party quite a bit further in the canyon. I would recommend these radios and to make the purchase at B&H. I saved about $ over REI.

As an IT consultant, customers often complain to me about their WiFi, not realizing that poor reception to distant smart home devices (Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Apple Homepods) effectively jam their WiFi as the devices constantly rebroadcast and shutdown other devices per the 802.11 protocols. The AMPLIFI HD is one of the easiest and most effective solutions, coming with 2 extenders and a powerful router with a convenient touch screen. Clients like the information of the screen, which lets them feel in control, and the smart phone app to setup the device is a breeze.

Excellent FM reception in an area with poor radio reception. Better than my high priced receiver. Old school - no WiFi or Bluetooth. Excellent sound quality.

If you have rokutv a must have wireless speakers by roku

We bought 4 speakers for our wedding reception. They were easy to set up and control. Our wedding coordinator is thinking about getting the speakers because of the great sound, ease of setting up and controlling.

Great for TV and other inputs and speakers in a smaller room. FM reception is somewhat limited if you live in a rural area some distance from the source. You cannot manually dial in a station number only seek and scan for signal.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Good keyboard and mouse with excellent wireless reception

working with a wireless HD tx and 2 Rx 1 panel antenna for longer range reception and 1 with the stubbies....good if you have proper Tx antennas

I bought two Logitech F510s. I used Logitech Rumblepad 2 for about 2 years and when it broke I was looking for a replacement. I saw F510 and it seemed like a natural choice except that the reviews said that it had problems with its wireless reception. I looked at other gamepads too but decided to stick with Logitech. And I couldn't be more glad that I did. For me, I have not yet experienced any problems with wireless reception even though I don't use the cord extender and the nano receiver isn't facing the gamepad. I do have to say that I play very close to my laptop (1-2m/2-4ft). But for me, the familiar feel of F510 in my hands, good button layout, and seamless wireless connection just explains why I keep buying Logitech products. One bad thing I did notice is that RT and LT are indeed quite heavy. Also, RB and LB don't feel very smooth unlike on Rumblepad 2. I don't use RT and LT that much but if you do, I would think you might want to take this into account