OS3 Wireless Bridge,5km+ PtP Point to Point Wireless Bridge Outdoor,5.8GHz AC867 CPE (2 Pack),12dBi Antennas,4 Fast Ethernet LAN Ports,Passive PoE Powered,IP65 Weatherproof,Plug&Play

Setup easy, works great. I have 2 cameras connected to one set. Keeps up no problem. About 250 feet between.

These work very well for my 250 food run, consistent connection and decent speeds. Getting between 60 and 90kbps. Works for my shop automation and camera. Would like to see a little better speed but they will work for the price.

Works as intended. Get about 50Mbps at my barn about 250’ away window to window. Took 20 minutes to set-up and mount.

Each of these have a label on the back with their default IP address. I managed to get them mixed up and had all kinds of configuration issues, until I realized I was not logged into the device I thought I was. Out of the box, these are setup to connect, so you can be plugged into one device and be configuring the other device over the air. Luckily, it's very easy to do a factory reset with the pushbutton and start over. This time, I only powered up the AP (address 192.168.2.1) and left the Client off. I set up the AP how I wanted, then I powered up the Client and set it up. No more mistakes this time. I got everything set up how I want and they linked right up.

First of all, I have used a lot of various networking devices from Tenda and have had great luck with each one. Tenda creates high quality performant network equipment and this Outdoor CPE is no exception. This outdoor CPE would be ideal to get WiFi to a remote location. Especially one which is in sight and a straight line from point to point. It is advertised that this device will provide WiFi to a remote location which is 1km or .62 miles away. That's pretty amazing. I did not test this feature but if Tenda says it is capable of such distances, I would tend to believe them based on my experience with their equipment. Of course obstacles like trees are going to affect the distance I would imagine. This device operates only in the 5GHz 11AC frequency range and the advertised max wireless rate is 867Mbps. Pretty solid specs. I tested one of the devices in AP (Access Point) Mode and it worked very well. The AP put out a very strong signal and provided a very good wireless rate. This was very easy to configure using the Web UI. The other device I used as a Station (Client) and it connected to the AP point immediately. Unfortunately, I did not have the ability to test this setup at any great distance. But I have faith that it would work just fine. Out of the box the two devices are factory configured to act as a CPE. Other configuration options include Universal Repeater, WISP, and Router. These devices are built very well and are IP65 waterproof. They are advertised to work in sunshine, rainfall, and extreme low and high temperature environments. I used the power adapter for all of my testing but these devices are PoE capable and also include PoE injectors. Two great options. At the time of this review, the Tenda 2-Pack 01-5G 867Mbps Outdoor CPE was selling for a list price of $79.99 and had a Black Friday Deal of 23% off making the total price $61.99. If you need to get WiFi to a remote location which is up to .62 miles away, this package should provide pretty good results. Again, Tenda makes great stuff in my experience.

I’ve been happy with how this wireless bridge has performed so far. The 12dBi antennas provide strong connectivity, and the pre-configured setup made installation quick and easy. The build feels durable, and the IP65 weatherproof rating is nice. The passive PoE feature is convenient, simplifying the power and data connection. So far, it’s been working well for extending my network, and we’ll see how it holds up over time. Overall, I’ve been pleased with its performance and reliability.

The software you can download is not the best, took several attempts to get working and when it was finally working nothing could really be used from it. the device states it can be used for GB/s however the device on every computer/camera/phone i have looked into with advanced settings it is limited to 100up and 100down. it does do those at incredible consistency though.

The Tenda OS3 (2 pack) connection and throughput is fine for my setup as I’m only using to extend about 300 ft out to my shed and chicken coop for security cameras. Helps to get a good line of site for a stable connection and the LED’s are helpful for determining the best location for the help. Performance is not bad considering the price. I’d give the product five stars if they would have thrown in some CAT5/6 cables so I didn’t have to go get some to complete the setup. In other words, the descriptions states that it can run off passive PoE Power supply or 9v-12v DC Power. They did not include any PoE ethernet cables. In fact, this kit didn’t include even any regular ethernet cables so get ready to make a trip to the store or order some cables. Maybe, they just forgot to pack it in my box? Anyway, I’m glad they at least included the standard power supply for each module.