Our incoming broadband connection is in an upstairs bedroom, so downstairs wifi had always been an issue. I connected this to my router using powerlink adaptors and now I have a lovely strong wifi network where once it was weak. Highly recommended if you need to extend wifi coverage.

I tried configuring this with a bit of fear as I was not a confident guy handling IT stuff. But this was so easy. Just connect the Ethernet cable, type the IP (numerics only) in the browser page and just feed in the user name and password in the WAN set up page.

Works great. It was plug and play which I like. I plugged it in, hooked it up, turned it on and it has been working great with no effort ever since. I would buy it again.

Big speed and range upgrade from my previous wireless router. Almost plug n play setup. All I had to do was name it, create a password and it was all set. Highly recommend for the price and performance.

Great range, i get connected 5 houses before I reach my house The in-laws have AT&T Uverse and their Wireless cannot reach across their house, His Super Wonderful useless iPhone cannot pick up Network from Tmobile or the AT&T Wireless, his phone now picks up Wireless calling from the Park nearby.

This product is so good and good range up to 80 metre

After unboxing this little gem, the setup was the normal easy TPLink setup screens. I love the fact that TPLINK isnt changing their setup wizard. The router came online very easilly and quickly and worked very well.

Easy To Set Up; Small

Loses throughput the more devices you add; Slow

Would have been a great item if it had worked. It used to disconnect every 5-6hours when I first got it then reconnect after 5min so I didn't bother returning it. Now it's been 4 months and it disconnects every 5-10 min. Amazon said it was too late for me to return it... I'm disappointed.

Its easy to setup and have good wifi network range.

Wonderful product; Alhamdulilah using it for more than 3 years now

Everything is good

Pretty good router for the general home user. if you are serious about speed, id suggest powerline or a gigabit model instead

-cheap; -does the job i need it to do

software can be better