NETGEAR Wireless Access Point (WAX210PA) - WiFi 6 Dual-Band AX1800 Speed | 1 x 1G Ethernet PoE Port | Up to 128 Devices | 802.11ax | WPA3 | Compact Size | Up to 4 SSID Networks | with Power Adapter

I used this as a wired backhaul with a Netgear router to increase Wi-Fi coverage outside my house. The router is in the home office and the access point is in my garage. It was very easy to set up and get going and doing what I needed it to do. Good product!

Ran into a few issues trying to get this working with a custom password, but once it started working it hasn't stopped. I allways go with netgear for my wifi devices.

Setup is complicated, probably not for someone not tech savvy. Sadly, it ships with firmware that has a bug and can only publish insecure WPA2/3. That said, Netgear tech support was great, responded in less than an hour and identified a firmware upgrade to solve that problem. Once configured, it works great. Although I don't appreciate the built-in rules for the WiFi password character requirements. Neat feature that is can publish 4 different SSIDs.

works perfectly, I have it connected about 150 feet from my house in my wood shop. Internet runs flawlessly

Junk access point. After initial setup, I had run into two issues. One, it didn't save the login password I had set, so I have no way of post initial setup configuration. The next issue, it's actually slower than the original router point that I was trying to boost. It's connected to 2.5gbit lan, and supposedly boosting the WiFi, but it's slower than the router access point that's 50 feet away.Like I genuinely can't explain how stupid this is. So, here's some screenshots. A speedtest with the FiOS router, and Test being the Netgear AP. The Netgar AP was ~3ft away from the laptop, and the FiOS router was ~50ft. Somehow, over the same lan infrastructure, the Netgear is slower.Again, I'd go in, and configure it because maybe it's overlapping on the same channels, and causing crosstalk, or maybe it's using a 2ghz wifi signal instead of a 5ghz signal. But lol I can't cause it wont save the login I set. I've reset it twice, and have come to realize that it's simply just a junk access point.

Signal is weaker than my router WIFI because it is small and has NO antennas. The description should have area size of coverage as in many extenders.

I don't know what other customers should know because I never got to use the unit. It arrived in an already opened box, with no documentations and screws rolling around inside the access point. I just returned it, and purchased another Brand.