DEAL OF THE DAY
Boost your Wifi around your home/office with a good booster not those cheap ones you see around that do not work.
These work great but were not on the cheap side, at this price you cant go wrong.
Still around £40 on ebay.
If you do not ned the Dual AC one there is the cheaper one at £16.99
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00NIUHAG6/
Dual band Wi-Fi up to 750 Mbps
Supports new 802.11ac and b/g/n Wi-Fi devices
External antennas for better performance
Convenient wall-plug design
8 comments
socrates28
22 Jun 16#8
thanks for the advice on TP LINK
thinkiwillhaveit
22 Jun 16#7
The problem is folk try to push a weak signal through these units and then wonder why it's crap, you have to put it in a good signal point then it will boost it again
Used right they work a treat
quidstretchy
22 Jun 16#6
It's a wifi extender. it's not a television or 6 months supply of Doritos.
If you want to extend your existing wifi's range then buy one.
If instead you want to do a completely different task then why are you even looking at this post?
opaninkofi
22 Jun 16#5
I bought mine for £18 early this year via pc world ebay store. I sold 2 days ago for £29.99 on ebay. It is NOT GREAT in my opinion. I later bought THIS (CLCICK ME) from amazon warehouse for £6.88. What a difference, my internet speed nearly doubled
hcc27
22 Jun 16#4
Yup I agree. Extending your wifi network generally halves the bandwidth and doubles the latency. A Powerline wifi extender functions more like an access point than a wifi repeater.
danieldtaylor
22 Jun 16#3
I have this. Always gets a jammed signal. Have to keep turning off and on to get a clear signal again.
jambone
22 Jun 161#2
Every month for the past few months amazon lower this to £29.99 for a few days and then put it back up.
I'm not going to vote either way because it doesn't seem to be a great deal, however if you did need one then now would be the time to buy...
Also on Amazon's deal of the day the "save £15 (33%)" is very misleading because it hasn't been £45 since June last year.
srw985
22 Jun 162#1
I'd suggest going for something like this instead.
Your results may vary but I've usually found a powerline link to be as good as a proper wired link, and running your wifi repeater off a wired (powerline) connection such as these kits does a much better job than trying to run an extension from a wifi network you were having problems with to begin with....
Doesn't mean these are useless, but consider your options before you jump in.
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Opening post
Boost your Wifi around your home/office with a good booster not those cheap ones you see around that do not work.
These work great but were not on the cheap side, at this price you cant go wrong.
Still around £40 on ebay.
If you do not ned the Dual AC one there is the cheaper one at £16.99
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00NIUHAG6/
Dual band Wi-Fi up to 750 Mbps
Supports new 802.11ac and b/g/n Wi-Fi devices
External antennas for better performance
Convenient wall-plug design
8 comments
Used right they work a treat
If you want to extend your existing wifi's range then buy one.
If instead you want to do a completely different task then why are you even looking at this post?
I'm not going to vote either way because it doesn't seem to be a great deal, however if you did need one then now would be the time to buy...
Also on Amazon's deal of the day the "save £15 (33%)" is very misleading because it hasn't been £45 since June last year.
Your results may vary but I've usually found a powerline link to be as good as a proper wired link, and running your wifi repeater off a wired (powerline) connection such as these kits does a much better job than trying to run an extension from a wifi network you were having problems with to begin with....
Doesn't mean these are useless, but consider your options before you jump in.