Belkin N300 Wall Plug Mounted Universal Wi-Fi Range Extender/Wireless Signal Booster Now 12.99 (prime) - £17.98 @ Amazon UK

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Belkin N300 Wall Plug Mounted Universal Wi-Fi Range Extender/Wireless Signal Booster Now 12.99 (prime) at amazon £17.98

£17.98 Amazon UK4 Jan 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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KOGONAI

2 Jan 17

Extend Wi-Fi coverage - delivers Wi-Fi signal to hard to reach areas of your home or office virtually eliminating dead spots
Boost your connectivity - with speeds of up to 300 Mbps ideal for video streaming
Simple start - simple set-up can be done via laptop, smartphone or tablet device
Broad compatibility - works with all brands of routers and modem routers
Compact design - plugs into a standard wall outlet and has a compact design that fits unobtrusively into any home decor

All comments (31)

KOGONAI

2 Jan 17 #1

lowest price

KOGONAI

2 Jan 17 #2

thanks for adding info

dominickthedonkey

2 Jan 17 1 #3

BT Wifi Extender N300 is £12.97 at Currys... I think that will be a better choice, it also works with all internet providers. ideal for people who don't have Prime or would rather pick themselves.

KOGONAI to dominickthedonkey

2 Jan 17 #4

thanks

MAY84

2 Jan 17 1 #5

thanks op, I went for the bt one in currys, free delivery and use code NETWORKING10 and get an extra 10% off.

KOGONAI to MAY84

2 Jan 17 #7

thanks

MAY84

2 Jan 17 #6

thanks dominick :smiley:

KOGONAI

2 Jan 17 #8

now showing at £12.86 from amazon

dominickthedonkey

2 Jan 17 1 #9

If you don't have Amazon Prime, you still have to pay delivery or be forced to buy something you don't need. I voted hot nevertheless.

KOGONAI to dominickthedonkey

3 Jan 17 #10

thanks for kindness

KOGONAI

4 Jan 17 #11

back at £12.99

Stevie Badman

4 Jan 17 #12

cold - need to buy £7.01 of extra stuff to get free delivery

jb66 to Stevie Badman

4 Jan 17 #13

Buy two

asl3312 to Stevie Badman

4 Jan 17 1 #14

Or create a new account with a fresh email address and get a free 30 day trial of Prime...

KOGONAI to Stevie Badman

4 Jan 17 #16

thanks for the honest comment.no problems about the cold vote if this is not for you

KOGONAI

4 Jan 17 #15

thanks

spruceyb

4 Jan 17 #17

I don't know if I got a faulty one but this thing was garbage, didn't work past the initial setup. Got Powerline adapters in the end and set up an old Xiaomi Mi Router.

KOGONAI to spruceyb

4 Jan 17 #18

that is painful

rickj

4 Jan 17 #19

These are 12:99 in Curry's if lucky enough to find stock.non near me so 15 delivered off eBay and it arrived in a amazon sealed box.

KOGONAI to rickj

4 Jan 17 #20

cool

asl3312 to rickj

5 Jan 17 #25

That means someone bought it cheaper from Amazon after you ordered but had the delivery 'gift sent' to you. Happens a fair bit on eBay tbh.

spruceyb

4 Jan 17 #21

I gotta say thanks though for the reminder to return it, and after the refund it will mean I got a Hue bulb for about £10, so every cloud, silver lining etc.

KOGONAI

4 Jan 17 #22

like it

anto_to_da_max

5 Jan 17 #23

question for the tech wizards! would this or a powerline adapter be better?

kevinyork

5 Jan 17 #24

My router is in a dining room at the far end of the house so bought this to sit in the hallway outside that room so it boosts the signal through the whole house. Set up was easy and it's sat there without issue for a year. One of the smarter looking types of these also.

Marvo434

5 Jan 17 #26

Genuine question for the tech minded. My virgin router is right at the front of my house, and a speed test in the same room gives me an impressive download speed, but my smart TV at the back of the house struggles to stream video, and in my daughters loft conversion there is virtually no wifi at all. I cannot move the router (our main computer is next to it, connected by ethernet).
Don't want to spend more than I have to, what is my best solution?
Many thanks.

sh20 to Marvo434

5 Jan 17 1 #27

You might do well to use power line in your house given you want to extend it two ways and use video streaming. How old is the house/electrical wiring?

amuseboy to Marvo434

6 Jan 17 1 #28

I would go with a range extender with external antennas which may be your solution!

https://www.amazon.co.uk/NETGEAR-EX2700-100UKS-Extender-External-Antennas/dp/B00NIUHAG6/ref=sr_1_1?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1483700356&sr=1-1&keywords=ex2700

Marvo434

10 Jan 17 #29

Thank you amuseboy, I've ordered one of your suggested devices now.

KOGONAI

10 Jan 17 #30

this one is still at £12.99

amuseboy

11 Jan 17 #31

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