TP-Link RE605X AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender, 1800Mbps Fast Speed, Dual Band, High Speed Mode, Gigabit Port, Access Point Mode, Works with any Wi-Fi Router

To the buy price, this is an outstanding extender with nice features. The wifi coverage is great. Been using it to extend wifi from downstairs to second stairs floor. This extender has an ethernet port so you can use it as an access point if the coverage is lacking. The settings and installation app is easy to use and straightforward with appealing features such as location assistant, led control, onemesh, and speed mode.Be mindful as onemesh requires a compatible router of the same, using another brand may or will not work under onemesh.Giving this product a 5 stars, as it deserves. Will highly recommend.

This is a very nice item, it works very well, it's easy to set up and the 1Gb LAN output is very useful. But, we have had a few power cuts recently and on each power cut the device does not reboot or even switch on. For most people this is maybe not such a problem. But we had to mount this high up on a building and its a bit of a journey to go and switch it back on after a power cut. I know some devices simply reboot after a power cut, sadly this one doesn't. As I said, maybe not such an issue for most people.

has bad coverage in the bedroom, connected via Mesh with my TP link router now it works fine, same wifi credentials, satisfied, if connected via wire speed apparently would be better, but its still fast enough

For some reason It couldn’t pick up The 5G WiFi signal, it was working perfectly for the 2.4G signal and I even got full speed on it which was Beyond what I was expecting in terms of speed, but it still couldn’t pick up The 5G signal from my router which was kind of disappointing since 5G speeds is what I wanted because as you may know 5G speeds are faster but I couldn’t get them because it couldn’t pick up the signal, so I had to return the product since I didn’t get what I needed from it.Note:(The same problem may not happen for you, it could be a problem that only I faced)

Super simple to set up, instructions cone with it or there are several you tube tutorials online.Works well, now have no dead spots. No significant drop in connection speed.

All good with device, as it does what it's supposed to. I had zero wifi signal in the master bedroom befire, so i fixed it as recommended half way between the room and router, and now i get 3 bars with a great connection as im able to surf or stream anything.

You would buy this product for 2 reasons, 1) you heard it supports OneMesh; or 2) you want to use it as an AP and extend the wireless coverage in your home. This device comes with 2 operation modes, one is extender i.e. it catches wireless signal and extends it (this is the only mode where OneMesh is supported) and the second mode is AP mode i.e. where it uses the wired connectivity and extends that further.The OneMesh on this (and unfortunately most other brands as well) support Mesh with wireless backhaul only, meaning that even though this device has an ethernet port, you won't be able to enjoy the speeds you like because it won't work in mesh. This is a huge drawback for me, considering that I'd rather put the AP in the further corner of my home where I get very low signals. So if it has a wireless backhaul this means, it will catch a bad signal and will be limited by the speed of that signal; thus I won't be getting good speeds that I can get otherwise using proper devices. I have a TP-Link Archer C7 (V5), which supports mesh, but I wasn't able to use it properly as I mentioned above. Another issue I had, when I did set it up in the wireless backhaul mesh mode was that both the speeds of my main router and this AP were really slow for some reason. I am going to take a guess and say it's because of the congestion or the fact that the wireless backhaul was trying to us one of the channels (2.4G) as the other one had a weak signal.The AP connectivity was very weird on this device. While trying to connect it via AP mode (after already trying to create the OneMesh as I mentioned above); it would create another "Open" wireless network named 'HT_AP1' and I couldn't seem to turn it off, I also updated the firmware to the latest version but no use. Anyway, after much fiddling around, I realized, I had to go back into my main router (Archer C7) settings and remove this device from the OneMesh connected device list. First, in AP mode, where it uses the wire, it doesn't support OneMesh. Second, it was creating issues for me, so once I removed the device. It seemed to work fine, but who know for how long until it creates that open network once again.Another main drawback of this device is that the ethernet port is not Gigabit, so the AC1200 speed that it markets will never be realized, the max it will give you (as I tested it) is 97Mbps download, far lower that what you should expect with AC1200.I couldn't understand and resolve the issue, so I decided to return this device back. I wish TP-Link were paying more attention to what devices they are making.

Truly useless. The main router stands exactly under this extender (locate it on the second floor), it keep saying unable to connect for weak signal. Never succeeded and thus, Iv connected with nearest access point and it works fine, but the extended signal never go beyond 100 mbps although my internet speed is 500 mbps,. Don’t recommend it for the signal strengthened indicated.