TP-Link AX3000 WiFi 6 Range Extender | PCMag Editor's Choice | Dual-Band Wireless Repeater w/Ethernet Port | Up to 2400 Sq. Ft., 64 Devices | Internet Signal Booster | APP Setup | EasyMesh (RE715X)

Comes with a single sheet setup, with several option of how to link to the existing WiFi router. I chose the one with the Ethernet link. After plugging into power, the power LED blinks blue for about 2 minutes while it boots up, then solid on. It is not clear enough that the Ethernet setup option needs the Ethernet cable from this extender does not go to the existing Ethernet hub/switch etc. It goes direct from this WiFi extender to the PC, so the PC is only connected to the extender. Then follow the instructions. Since my WiFi router is dual band, first do the setup for the 5 GHz band and then the 2.4 GHz band. You will need to have the WiFi router's password handy, and need to enter it twice. If you never changed this password, then it is on a label on your WiFi router. You will also need this password when you connect to this WiFi extender when you are done with setup. Once setup is done, this WiFi extender shows up with the same SSID as the WiFi router with -EXT added to the SSID. I was able to place this WiFi extender about 60 feet away with 2 intervening walls. The destination area that this extender serves is about 60 feet away from the extender in another building. I haven't done a speed check, but I get good Wifi strength (all bars are on on destination equipment) and video data (YT) comes in loud and clear with no hesitancy. Browsing is also as fast as if linked to the WiFi router. Have always had a good experience with TP-Link products (mostly Ethernet switches).

I recently purchased the TP-Link AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender (model RE715X), and I’m extremely satisfied with its performance. From the moment I unboxed it, the setup was incredibly easy — it took only a few minutes to get everything connected and running using the TP-Link Tether app.Pros:* **Blazing Fast Speeds:** The dual-band support (5 GHz up to 2402 Mbps and 2.4 GHz up to 574 Mbps) provides excellent speed and coverage throughout my home. Streaming in 4K, online gaming, and large file downloads are now completely seamless.* **Wi-Fi Dead-Zone Killer:** This extender truly eliminates dead zones. I used to have weak signals in the basement and upstairs bedrooms, but now the signal is strong and reliable in every corner of the house.* **Wi-Fi 6 Support:** The latest Wi-Fi 6 technology ensures a future-proof network with better efficiency, especially when multiple devices are connected.* **OneMesh Compatibility:** If you have a TP-Link router that supports OneMesh, this extender integrates beautifully into your existing network for seamless roaming.* **Great Design:** The sleek and modern look with external antennas also helps in better signal strength and blends in well with home decor.Cons:So far, none. It performs exactly as advertised and exceeds expectations.Final Thoughts:If you’re looking to extend your Wi-Fi coverage without sacrificing speed or reliability, the TP-Link RE715X is a top-tier choice. It works with any Wi-Fi router and brings excellent value with the benefits of Wi-Fi 6. Highly recommended!

Works very well! My room is in the basement and would get very crappy signal to the router upstairs. I could not play a single game on my ps5 without lagging so I bought this extender and my signal has drastically increased and my game does not lag at all anymore !!( I’ve had it for a couple months)

This is my 4th extender. The first 2 were inexpensive, with the second also being a TP-Link (model AX3000). That one was hit or miss and it drove me crazy when it dropped. So I bought a NetGear EX6250, which was even worse!! So I decided to go back to a TP-Link and just up the quality (and the price), and ended up with this one, which I got a good price on because it was an Amazon refurbished offer. It works fantastic! No more drops! It was relatively easy to hook up, although I had to reset it a couple times (there’s a small hole you push a paper clip into) before I finally got it to connect to my wi-fi. I already had the TPLink app downloaded from my previous one, which helped with the set up.One thing I will say is this is MUCH BIGGER than the previous models I”d purchased, and it takes up a good part of the area on the back of my battery back up/power conditioner. It has some cool looking blue lights on it.It says on the box that it’s made in Vietnam. However, many of the products that say that are actually made in Communist China and retagged in Vietnam to hide the origin, so it could be either one. The box also says it’s made for TPLink USA out of California.

Excellent wifi extender. This has significantly increased the range and strength of my wifi connections for my computer, phones, and game consoles. This is the best extender I have tried (tried 2 others previously with no luck) and the easiest. I would prefer not to download an app to use this, but after the troubles I had before I didn't care because it's worth it. TP Link is a good brand in my opinion as I've used other products from them.The app allows you to control various connection and output settings for the fellow nerds out there.

I decided to use this as an access point instead of a range extender, especially since I had a fairly easy way to run an ethernet cable from my router to the planned installation point (former chimney space with chimney removed makes it easy to go from basement to attic). A little bit of a hassle doing the setup (lots of advice on internet, some better than others) but eventually got it set up properly. Plugged it in, and presto! Excellent coverage throughout the entire 2nd floor of our house, not to mention all of our yard and part way down the alley. Nice!For those not familiar with the access point method, you connect to this device in its installation location wired via ethernet cable instead of wireless as you would with the range extender method. And since wired connectivity will always provide better results, it was worth the extra effort to me. So if you have a way to run an ethernet cable from your router to this device in its installation location, you might like to research and consider it.