Gigabit Wireless Bridge with Mounts,AdaLov Point to Point/Multipoint WiFi Bridges,Outdoor CPE with 100/1000Mbps LAN Port,5.8G 3KM High Speed Wireless Ethernet Bridge with 16dBi High-Gain Antenna

Appearance:The WiFi bridge features a sleek, compact design with a durable, weather-resistant exterior, making it ideal for outdoor installation. Its clean, white finish blends seamlessly with most environments.Key Features:Long-Range Connectivity: Capable of providing a stable and high-speed connection over long distances, perfect for linking buildings or extending WiFi outdoors.Weatherproof Design: Built to withstand outdoor conditions, including rain, wind, and extreme temperatures.Plug-and-Play Setup: Simple installation process with clear instructions, making it easy for both professionals and DIY users.Multiple Mounting Options: Comes with flexible mounting brackets to suit various installation needs.Pros:Reliable performance for extending internet access in challenging environments.Secure and stable connection even at extended ranges.Durable design ensures longevity with minimal maintenance.Cost-effective solution compared to running long cables.Cons:Initial setup may require technical knowledge for fine-tuning.Best performance requires a clear line of sight between units.Overall:This outdoor WiFi bridge is an excellent choice for anyone needing to extend their network to a separate building, outdoor area, or remote location. With its durable design, strong performance, and ease of use, it offers a reliable and affordable networking solution. Highly recommended for businesses, farms, or home users with large properties.

Ok, I needed to replace a mouse chewed Cat5 cable in my house's crawl space to connect my home 's Xfinity router to my detached office. Its about 75" away and my wireless kept dropping webinars and video calls. So either pay someone $500+ to re-pull new cat 5 and re-connect or try a $200 PTP system. Bought this one. I mounted on the side of my detached building, connected the cables to the POE, POE to my switch (for my office laptop and printer). Super easy.Now don't laugh, but tried an experiment and set up the master unit in my indoor pantry. Hooked all cables up, powered up, got full power, went to my office and did a speed test and it WORKED! Really well. So no mounting my router side unit outside...it's hidden in my pantry and that makes wife happy. I'm running 200+ down and around 40 up. Not as fast as my wired connection obviously, but a very inexpensive fix!Look I know what I did probably wouldn't work for further distances, but for me, the indoor set up is working great!

This worked exactly as described. I have a 1 gig fiber service at home and we needed internet at our new shop 500+ feet across the field. I hooked up the master at our house and just sit it in a window facing toward our shop (not recommended but works for us) the other we placed on a pole outside and hooked to a cheap router on the inside of the shop. We’re running 5 wireless outdoor cameras and providing WiFi for our occasional visitors. My toddler can hang out with daddy and stream the iPad and so far I’ve noticed no distributions to my service slowing down here at the house. This product WORKS! It saved me from purchasing an additional monthly service. It’s easy to set up and worth every penny! Thanks so much!

This product was very easy to install and the signal strength broadcasting to an outbuilding 300 ft away from my house is excellent. Make sure you have two high speed ethernet cables and a high speed router to get maximum performance.

I'm writing this review early in the process since I just got these installed a couple days ago. I have been in IT for 25 years and have used tons of WiFi products. I generally use higher cost, enterprise solutions like the AirFiber line but the cost is 10+ times what this was and I just didn't have that in my budget. I needed a solution to handle PTMP from my shop which has a Starlink dish to two barns on the property. I'm using a Ubiquiti NanoBeam from the shop to the house and it works great, but it doesn't do PTMP so I added this to my setup. The shop to the barn project that I used these for is just over 2000ft with no obstructions. I had a little hickup at first with them connecting but found out that I had one crimp on the RJ45 that had a swapped wire. Once I resolved, the units connected right up and worked. I'm running 5 POE cameras running 1080P at 10 frames per second and this system handles it with no issues. Based on my calculations, this is only around 6mbps needed, so it's not really a heavy lift.I have not done a speed test to see what I'm getting, but my bottleneck would probably be the Starlink at this point. We do have 2TB fiber coming soon, but for now, I'm stuck at 60mbps down and 20mbps up on the internet speed. I will update this review once I have the time to do a speed test. UPDATE: I did a speed test at one of the remote locations and I'm getting full bandwidth to speedtest.net. It was 80mbps down and 18mbps up which is the same as bring hardwired into the Starlink system. So, all in all, that's pretty decent for what I'm needing. Once I get fiber and a faster internet, I will do some more testing and update this review.One issue I had is one of the units won't power on so I had to reorder this since there is no advanced replacement option. I plan to use the second unit at another barn that has a computer that I plan to work on video editing for a YouTube channel. I'll really be able to test the bandwidth when it comes time to upload content. I plan on replacing all since they are preprogrammed to work and don't have the time to tweak the settings to get them to communicate. I assume this is not difficult since they claim they can support multiple slave units.Pros (so far):-Easy to install since they are pre-configured-Works great for my 2000+ ft run with full signal-1G ports - Some others claim 800mbps but only have a 10/100 so that's not possibleCons (so far):-One unit DOA-Doesn't use 48/54 Volt POE so needs their injector or a converter inline to pass 24 volts.-I don't see a way to order one single unit (reaching out to them now)