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6GHz band works better than previous 6e router.

Went from 37 to 470 on farthest desk from router, and can access 100% of the speed I pay for in internet wirelessly now. Upgraded from N to BE. Wireless garage spotlight has better connectivity, and dedicated lights network to run IO. Pretty sure the WiFi is even faster then I am seeing. Very happy. Can combine 2.4 and 5g networks for auto speed boisting.

This does the job. - Compact - Durable (for plastic and cable) - Doesn't do anything weird I don't think about this adapter. It just goes everywhere in my laptop bag and does its job when it is supposed to.

Super easy instructions Easy to connect Meshing distance was impressive

We now use this new router in our RV to connect up our cell phone to both TVs and a hard drive containing hundreds of movies and songs. We love the fact that we can now connect to campground internet and not have to connect multiple devices to that internet.

Idiot proof set up, and I mean idiot old man proof 🤣

Just want I was looking for! Ive recently purchased new security system and my internet signal was to weak to connect it. And I found this Wi-Fi extender for outside. And its work perfectly! Super easy to set up and connect! Took me about 30 min in total! The signal is strong and no problems since installed!

1. Received my package in 2 days! Wow!! 2. No configuration necessary 3. Compact size (size of playing cards) 4. Plugin-play ... just plug in Coax and Ethernet on each end... way you go! In my case, I separated out the Coax segment as it was not being used for TV signals and used one Moca device on Each End and then connect one end to my Switch and other end to the TV or another switch to expand your network! 5. Tested > 1 GB speed ... Fantastic ... better than punching holes in walls to run ethernet cable. Ordered another package to see how well it will coexist with the TV Signals for another room, more to come!

I was intimidated by the sophistication of the TP-Link Omada WiFi infrastructure. Instead, this unit came configured out-of-the-box as a single access point bridging its WiFi network to the wired LAN. There was no complexity and no port forwarding for external access. I used the TP-Link TL-SF1005P PoE switch to power it and the port priority feature of the switch.

- Full internet speed (120 Mbps) in every corner of my 2,100 square foot house. The house is fairly square and I have the router in a closet on an exterior wall. This is a huge upgrade from my 802.11n router. - Plenty of management features. There is even a "Night Mode" function where you can schedule the status LEDs to be off for a certain period of time. - Pretty easy to setup

It's working well

The U7 Pro Max works as expected. I plugged them into my network via POE, adopted them within the console, and waited for updates. No issues. FYI, real-world coverage is closer to 1000 sq ft versus 1500.

It was easy to setup. it has the ability to run multiple VLANs to isolation networks. It can also adjust the WiFi power.

Quickstart guide and web interface work well. Nice, understated style. Mobile app is good. Very fast on my 700 Mbps internet. I use two of these in a two story house, connected as APs over an ethernet cable.

So far right off the box Ive noticed close to what my ISP advertises in terms of upload and download speeds. Never again will I get tricked into using their routers because that stink!

It's easy to install and connect to the router. Signal is greatly improved in the open space in the yard, covering a lot of area, much better than the indoor router. It also supports cellular connection.