TP-Link AC1900 WiFi Range Extender RE550 | Dual-Band Wireless Repeater Amplifier w/Gigabit Ethernet Port | Up to 2200 Sq. Ft., 32 Devices | Internet Signal Booster | APP Setup | EasyMesh Compatible

This extender is amazing! My outdoor floodlight camera above the garage had a very weak Wi-Fi signal. Configuring this TP-Link AC1900 was incredibly simple and took less than 5 minutes from start to finish. Now, my floodlight camera has a full signal with absolutely no drops.The price was amazingly low, making it an incredible value. The unit itself feels beefy and solid, and it has plenty of status lights to indicate signal quality so you always know exactly what is going on. I am very happy with this purchase!

Absolutely — here’s a smoother, natural-sounding version that keeps your original tone: Writing I wasn’t sure how well this would work, but I’m really impressed! Installation was easy, and it works perfectly for the area of my home where I needed better coverage. My modem is pretty far from the room where I installed the extender, but I’m getting a great connection. I would definitely recommend this!

For those of you dissing this extender because it doesn't increase your speed, that's not what this is for. Like for example, you can't be paying your ISP for 50 Mbps of speed and expect to get 100 Mbps. This extender is only for extending the same signal YOU ARE PAYING FOR farther out from your router/modem. OK, I tried two other models by TP-Link, they were both cheaper and smaller. The RE330 and the RE220. I was trying to get the most bang for my buck. Even though these two smaller extenders were for 1400-1500 square foot homes, and that's what mine is, they didn't extend the signal enough for my Blink cameras on the detached garage, and I also wanted coverage to the boat dock away from the house. So I returned those and got this one instead, which is rated for up to 2800 square feet. "Up to" are the key words here that I didn't pay attention to before I ordered the others. I really didn't want to spend this much but now I'm glad I did. I live in a rural area and have fiber optic through the local REMC. I'm forced to rent their router/modem and they tried to also rent me an extender, they said I had to use THEIR brand that matched my router. They lied to me, the TP-Link works just fine. Easy to set up via the Tether app. I highly recommend it. These are the easiest extenders I've ever set up and I've probably had 10 over the years. Done in under 5 minutes. I have my Blink cameras and sync module on the _EXT 2.4 band. I changed the name of that to _EXT2Blink so I solely put my cameras on that. I'm getting the max coverage to all the Blinks now. If you don't already have a TP-Link router, this won't be like a mesh router system. You will have _EXT for both bands 2.4 and 5. So any device you want on the _EXT will have to be added onto the network. Very happy with this one. It has a huge blue circle showing that you're properly connected (you can turn it off in the Tether app if it's too bright). No dropped signals and this one has vents so it doesn't get too hot.

After dealing with stubborn Wi-Fi dead zones in the upstairs bedrooms and on the patio, I picked up the TP-Link RE550 — and I’m happy to report it delivered a noticeable upgrade. Streaming is smoother, smart home devices stop dropping offline, and pages load without that frustrating “spinning wheel” delay. Once connected, performance has been stable and speeds remain impressively close to my main network. I especially like the signal strength indicator LEDs on the unit — super handy for finding the ideal placement. The Gigabit Ethernet port is also a great bonus for devices that benefit from a hard-wired connection like a TV or gaming console. And being EasyMesh compatible gives me room to expand in the future, which is a nice plus. Where it fell just short of 5 stars: • The setup wasn’t as smooth as advertised — the app froze once and I had to reset and retry pairing • It’s a bit bulky, so depending on your outlet placement, it may be a tight fit Once everything was sorted, though, it’s been rock-solid. Great range, strong speeds, and no more Wi-Fi “dead zone frustration.” A solid upgrade for anyone wanting to extend reliable coverage without jumping fully into a mesh system just yet. 🦊📡 Fox Den Reviews Approved — Reliable Performance With Minor Quirks

I have tried a number of other WiFi extenders, without much success, so I was skeptical of this one at first. This TP-Link extender has worked the best of any we have tried. It has an ethernet port to provide wired compatibility for those devices I would like more speed on. It was very easy to connect to our current modem, and easy to reset, should we choose to do so. This router was one of the recommended ones online when I was shopping for a replacement for one that wasn't great. I would personally offer my recommendation for this WiFi extender in mid sized to larger houses, as ours is around 2,900 sq. ft. and had spotty coverage in the farthest bedroom areas. I have also been pleased with the level of security it seems to provide.

I bought this TP-Link extender to fix a frustrating internet connection on my PC, and the difference has been night and day. Before adding this unit, I was relying on my PC's built-in Wi-Fi antenna and constantly dealing with lag and wildly inconsistent speeds bouncing anywhere between 20 and 80 Mbps. To solve it, I plugged an Ethernet cable directly from the port on this extender straight into my PC. The results were immediate: my connection jumped to a stable, consistent 270 Mbps. No more random dips or connection drops. Best $35 ever spent.

I am writing this after about 2 weeks in use. I bought this extender as a replacement for a Linksys (RE7000) extender. This is paired with a Linksys WRT3200ACM Router. I was having fits trying to keep the RE7000 paired as I only had it on the second floor going thru 2 interior walls less than 50 feet straight line from the router. Knowing the popularity of mesh systems driving the price of extenders down, I decided to look around at them as a low-cost replacement with higher reliability than my older Linksys RE7000. The setup was very simple, as with most extenders, you plug it in close to your router and hit the WPS button to sync it. If you want to customize the SSID name(s), you can use with the phone app (Tether) or use the direct IP address via your browser, which is probably in the 192.168.1.xxx range. There are a few more options going thru the web configuration than the phone app, but I am very pleased so far. I do feel like the 3 antennas on the unit are very beneficial, as when I would take a power hit, the Linksys would take forever to reconnect with my garage door and ring camera. As a test, I simply unplugged this RE550 and plugged it back in - both 2.4gz devices connected right away after the RE550 connected to my router. And I've had NO disconnects with the companion phone apps (Ring for the camera, myQ for the garage, PLEX on my Roku, nor DirecTV). With 1gz Internet service in a 3200sf house, this extender does the trick. Someday I might go to a mesh system, but right now, the extender SSIDs are giving me 4-5 bars of signal strength throughout the back-half of the house where the main router covers the front half. Streaming on my ROKU/Plex has been perfect since migrating to this TP Link RE550.

The internet extender itself gets five stars, but the installation only gets four stars. I found the directions very hard to follow, but I was able to get it installed. That part took over an hour. Then came the testing period. Before installation, I ran an internet speed test three times and recorded the results. Following installation, I ran speed tests from 3 different install locations and ran the speed test 3 times from each location. There were distinct differences from each location, so it was worth the effort. Of course, I chose the location with the best speed test. Then I used 3 different devices (TV, Android smart phone and Kindle Fire) and did a subjective comparison of the device performance before and after r I installed the device. I am VERY pleased with my results. We have a two story house and prior to getting this extender, we had significant problems using any internet connected device downstairs. Now everything works smoothly. This device was well worth the price I paid for it. I also feel that my installation and testing technique helped me get the best performance out of the device, even though my testing period was almost three hours long.

Aumentou bem a cobertura e a qualidade do sinal.

I live in a fairly small 3 floor (duplex) house, with a small front and back yard. My wifi router from my provider is in the basement. This left me with great reception in the basement, which I rarely spent time in. Medicore reception on the main floor and basically abysmal reception upstairs, where the bedrooms are. That means anytime I would try to use the wifi for anything upstairs I would get kicked to data. Which is immensely annoying and costly as compared to using my wifi, which I already pay for. Then when I got security cameras just outside my front and back door, the wifi is so trash that I would lose connection and be unable to view live feeds. I asked my provider how to improve this, and they sent me two eero wifi boosters, which I would rent from them at an additional $12/month. These boosters can be bought on Amazon for $100 each, but with a rental from a provider I would have paid infinite amounts for them in my lifetime. Anyway, those expensive boosters did not do one thing at all, and I had the provider take them back. When I got this booster, my whole life changed. With one unit, I paid $61 with tax to own. No forever rental fee... I immediately had amazing wifi connection. I had full bars wifi downstairs, main floor, upstairs, outside and I still had access to my wifi from 4 houses away! It was so simple to set up, I am totally unskilled in this tech but I did it in about 10 minutes. It walks you through it so easily and clearly anyone could set one up. It also seems the download speeds are much faster, although I cannot entirely confirm, this is just what I have noticed from Xbox downloads and personal opinion. The app shows you how many devices are connected to the booster, how the quality of the connection is, it has the ability to block devices from the booster and scans for safety and anti-virus. I was thinking you had to have it connected by that special cord but you don't. You can have everything connected and working properly just by plugging the machine into any outlet so long as it is close enough to pull a connection to your wifi. I put mine on the main floor when my router is in the basement and it connects everything dang near to Nantucket. Best sixty bucks spent recently, really thrilled with it. I would recommend this to anyone, especially people tricked into renting a booster from their providers. Do not spent a million dollars over your life, just spend sixty bucks and have something you own and that works. Before I couldn't get wifi upstairs or even if I stepped one foot outside. Now I can get wifi from places so far I won't even be. Buy it!

Hay que seguir con cuidado las instrucciones para configurar el extensor. Lo acabo de usar en zonas de acceso limitado y funciona perfectamente. Señal fuerte y rápida.

Fácil configuração. Muito bom

Exelente producto en mi casa tenia contratado un paquete de 600 megas y somos como 15 conectados a la red, en mi cuarto llegaban solo 9mb/s y con este repetidor ahorita voy aprox a 200mb/s y conectado por cable en mi lap llego hasta los 400mb/s