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The TP-Link RE105 is a great wifi extender or access point. Has programmable power levels. Works with the 2.4Ghz band. Compact and powerful. Highly recommended.

The TP-Link AC750 is a great wifi extender or access point. It works well and has 3 power levels. Compact and sleek design. Highly recommended.

I replaced an old wifi extender that was flacking out periodically with the TP-Link RE450. I found it very easy to set up and it is working better than the old wifi extender I had been using.

Had used the Google Nest wifi mesh system for 3+ years and it was really starting to get spotty & inconsistent. Researched new systems and TP-Link always kept coming up. Bought it and it did not disappoint. Easily installed (with the app), and works flawlessly. Our router is at the far end of the house and with the 3 satellites, we have full coverage to the other side, over 2 floors, and out to the detached garage. We were using FIVE satellites with the Google system and the TP-Link still outperforms it. That being said, the Google system was Wifi 5 and TP-Link is Wifi 6E, so I'm sure that had a lot to do with the better coverage. Highly recommend.

Admittedly, I was replacing a smaller, cheaper TP-Link extender, but it was almost plug & play to get this one to connect to my router and devices!

I just got this tp-link x55 to replace my old Google mesh and this is an amazing wifi 6 mesh system.... The app is a plus and is very easy to use...top notch tp-link, this is a 1 ....

The AX1500 was very easy to install (10 minutes). It is paired with a TP-Link AX6000 WiFi 6 router. Vastly improved the WiFi signal at a long distance from the router.

This TP Link Deco mesh wifi system really improved the wifi coverage in my home. It was easy to set up and it is just what I was looking for.

Very happy with this router. Stronger wifi signal thru out my 2000ft home vs old TP link. And picking up wifi6.

I bought this on recommendation from TP-Link, and it does what I needed, and very well. I wanted to add networking to my backyard shop, and already had a TP-Link outdoor EAP running to provide wifi over a wide area. I added this in Client mode to connect via wifi, and it gets full signal inside the building, so installation was very easy (~15' from EAP). Shop connects to house router and DHCP seamlessly. The downstream device is an automation hub (via TP-Link switch) that runs Z-Wave external devices in the shop and in an outside greenhouse. I can connect back to the network via wifi from a tablet, then access the hub interface with ease. The hub then meshes with another hub in the house for complete access to everything. Eventually may add more Z-Wave and Ethernet devices. Really happy with this product.