Eliminate Wi-Fi dead spots from your home by plugging the OneMesh RE215 AC750 Wireless Dual-Band Wi-Fi Range Extender from TP-Link into an available power outlet and configuring it to work with your existing wireless network with the push of a button. Designed to work with OneMesh-compatible networks, this 802.11ac dual-band range extender transfers data at up to 733 Mb/s over the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies. With a mesh network, all devices operate using a single network ID (SSID) and automatically switch connected devices to modules with the strongest signal to help maintain smooth video streaming and online gaming experiences as you move from room to room. Don't worry if you don't have a mesh network—the RE215 works with almost any router, regardless of brand, as a traditional signal repeater to extend the range of your wireless coverage. Additionally, you can configure the RE215 to work as an access point by connecting directly to your router or network switch through its 10/100 Mb/s Ethernet port to add wireless connectivity. Use the TP-Link Tether app or web-based interface to quickly configure and manage your mesh network.
- Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
- Up to 733 Mb/s Total Throughput
- 2.4 GHz / 5 GHz (Dual-Band)
- 2 x External Antennas
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TP-Link RE215 Reviews
cheap but could be better
so, so, but plenty good for the price. this is my first wall-wart wifi extender. considering buying another repeater with some features in thought of after experience. i bought this because i like TP Teather and works well, though lots of logins/passwords to create. first wishing repeaters came with a night light. not hard to do. so i got the idea of making putting an LED in a rj45 plug to make use of power at the ethernet socket. am hoping there is no current sensor for that socket. other is i hope these device come with better power blades plugs so not to slippery; perhaps knurled. would buy again and add a few features for power socket devices.
Does the job very well !!
Just press the wps button on your router, press the wps button on the extender, 2ghz connects, then press the wps button on your router again, press the wps button on the extender again, 5ghz connects. Place the extender between your routers signal before it gets weak and it will boost the signal to where you need it. I used this extender to get a stronger signal to a smart tv. I get a good stream now with no freeze ups or buffering.