TP-LinkRE200 AC750 Universal Dual Band Range Extender, Broadband/Wi-Fi Extender, Wi-Fi Booster/Hotspot with Ethernet Port, Plug and Play, Smart Signal Indicator, UK Plug

No complaints from me, does exactly what I needed, it was simple to set up and only took 5 minutes for it to be fully working. It isn't as big as I thought it would take up space but it's perfect.It worked seamlessly with my router and used the same password, which was one less headache. So overall I recommend this.

I had 2 extenders to try cover whole house with decent wifi. The signal was hit and miss with a lot of buffering on Netflix etc. Got this to hopefully improve things. It did, sort of, but not on it own...I ended up using this a "feeder" for the two I already have. After some messing around with positions of all 3, the wifi seems ok. It has dual outputs, obviously the 5g is best, if your tv/tablet/other extender etc supports it.However, the signal drops quite a lot through concrete walls and even through ceilings is not great. On plus side setting up took seconds. Hit WPS on router and extender and instant set up with it adding ext and 5gext to existing wifi ssid and using same password.Overall for price its not bad but not sure its good enough to cover all dead spots

Very easy to install. I used the TP-Link Tether app, which walks you through the process, taking about 10 minutes from opening the box to connecting to the network. Excellent value for money.

Connected to my 5ghz-only weak network signal and created two networks(one for 5ghz and one for 2.4ghz). Works like a charm.

Overall verdict:A cost effective solution to extend WiFi hampered by its limited range for fast WiFi.What I liked:Really easy to setup. Press the WPS button and pair it with your router. Then play around to find the best position in the house to extend your WiFi.What I don't like:The range for the 5ghz frequency is very limited. I have a deadspot in the rear of my house. The router is in one of the front bedrooms. Now, I haven't got a massive house by any means but the range of the extender is very limited meaning I have to place it at the bottom of the stairs in the hallway to get the fastest WiFi. Unfortunately this isn't close enough to the dead spot. So, I've had to move it closer to the deadspot though now I can only get 2.4ghz connection. It's ok but not what I expected. I could have bought a 2.4ghz only extender and saved some money!In addition to this it makes the ethernet port pretty redundant as the position of the extender means you are unlikely to use it due to the distance from the appliance you want to connect.Would I buy again?It does an ok job. I get about 15mbps in my dead spot but not the 76mbps my line is capable of. The ethernet port is pretty useless.On balance I should have paid a bit more for a powerline adapter which uses the electrical wiring in your home and would have given me closer to my line speed. I can live with it though!

The TP-Link RE200 AC750 has made me a happy customer, as I can now get clear WiFi signal at the far end of my kitchen extension without it cutting in and out (previously all the time!).It was a really quick and easy setup process using the WPS button on my Virgin router. I simply plugged the extender into a nearby power socket, waited for the 2.4 and 5 GHz lights to go green (with its own default WiFi connection), then pressed the WPS buttons on both my WiFi router and the extender. The extender then auto-configured itself to connect to my existing WiFi network. I waited for the extender to settle (i.e., both the 2.4 and 5 GHz lights were green again) before I unplugged it and plugged it in closer to where I needed to use it.You *must* place it somewhere in your house that is near enough to your WiFi router so that *both* the 2.4 GHz and the 5 GHz lights are green. If one or both of them is red, then it's not getting a strong enough connection to your router and hence it won't provide you a fast or solid extension to your WiFi network. Plug it in where you think you need it, and if the lights are red, plug it in closer to your router until both lights are green - this is what I had to do. If you have any issues, then make sure to carefully read the instructions.I'm tempted now to buy a couple more for other floors of my house, to help strengthen the wireless network coverage.All in all it's a well priced very snazzy looking little thing that does the job well (as long as you "read the friendly manual").

This works, good price, had to move a few times to get the balance right, but easy to set up and only required moving to a new plug. If you are unaware this creates a new network Old_ext and devices need to connect to this new network, same password so not too bad

I’m pretty handy re DIY so drilled external holes in my house walls to take a Cat 6 from the router downstairs to the office upstairs. I was putting the cat 6 straight into my work laptop but thought why not pretty much just extend the network, basically create a second WiFi source upstairs for all the devices? This works a treat- my iPhone used to drop a bar of WiFi upstairs but not anymore.Great product, very happy with it but do note it’s a direct Ethernet connection to my router so I’m not extending via WiFi.