Wifi Slower With Range Extender

The Netgear WiFi Mesh Range Extender EX6250 was very easy to install and it did exactly what I needed it to do; extend the coverage of my Spectrum Router.

This extender does a great job of extending and boosting my wifi signal. I was surprised how wide its range is. I am very pleased with this purchase--great performance, great value.

The NETGEAR WiFi Mesh Range Extender EX6250 was so easy to setup and did exactly what I needed it to do: extend the coverage of my Spectrum Router.

The extender setup was a breeze. It connected easily to my home network. It has extended the range of the WiFi significantly to the other end of the house. This sure beats the cheap knock-off I bought, which never was able to connect properly.

BEST RANGE EXTENDER I HAVE TRIED!

We love our WiFi extender in our new garage. We can stream Hulu in our garage.

The lens is well built. I will get the range extender (MC21).

NetGear WiFi Extender AC1750 and EX6250 are very east to set up with the Nighthawk app and will boost your wifi signal throughout your whole home. I highly recommend you get this product

This is a great option.� The pros and cons of the extender will need to be evaluated by each photographer.� Cons include the loss of light and slower focus speeds.� Therefore, this may not be the best choice for a photographer that has need for a 100-400 mm on a frequent basis.� However, for infrequent use, the extender provides a great option for use with the 70-200 mm f2.8.� The extender cost a lot less and is lighter to carry around than the 100-400 mm for those of us that do not have frequent needs for the larger lens.�� To use the extender, the photographer must verify that the extender is compatible with the lens it is paired with, and� compensate for the slower focus and loss of light as may be required.� After a little practice, image quality is excellent.�� A photographer that shoots a lot of fast and constant moving sports such as soccer may need to give close consideration to the focus speed.� Sports such as baseball/fastpitch softball are easier to capture with the extender. The extender works very well for me and what I shoot.� I pair the extender with a Canon 70-200 f2.8 and I am very pleased with the images.� We are so accustomed to auto focus snapping quickly to our subjects and capturing the moment.� Sometimes it might take as much as a second for the lens to find focus using the extender.� This of course can feel like an eternity and why it is necessary to practice with the extender and get comfortable with what it can and can't do and how to compensate with camera settings and such.

I can't believe how sharp my 70-200 f/2.8L IS II remains even after attaching this extender. AF is slower, as expected, but still works just fine at f/5.6 and doesn't miss.