Wi-Fi mesh or traditional wifi range extender? Quick review and unboxing AC1750 mesh from tp-link

Do you have a wifi coverage problems at home or the office? This video is for you.
Also, I am explaining why MESH is better than a TRADITIONAL extender.
🟧AC1750 Wi-Fi Range Extender
➡AC1750 Dual Band Wi-Fi - Simultaneous 450Mbps on 2.4GHz + 1300Mbps on 5GHz
➡Three Antennas - Three adjustable external antennas provide optimal Wi-Fi coverage and reliable connections
➡Gigabit Ethernet port - Act as a wireless adapter to connect a wired device to your network at Gigabit speed
➡Intelligent Signal Light - Help to find the best location for optimal Wi-Fi coverage by showing the signal strength
➡AP Mode - Create a new Wi-Fi access point to enhance your wired network with Wi-Fi capability
➡TP-Link Tether App - Easily access and manage your network using any iOS or Android mobile device
➡Ultimate Compatibility - Extend the range of any Wi-Fi router or wireless access point
TP-Link AC1750
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TP-Link AC2600 [in case you want something faster]
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[@GuangtingLi]

The 5 G light is on, but why it is unable to connect using my modem password?

[@johnnydingo8680]

Nicely explained 👍👍 and liked

[@JayceeSahagun76]

Your mesh usually tp link extender ssid has ext at the end. Can I change the ssid to the same ssid as my router for it to work as a mesh as you explained without changing ssid manually or do I need to change a configuration on my router? Please let me know I’m kinda confused and I’m new to this

[@hardwin82]

hi. If you have a wifi range extender changing the SSID to the same as the router might work. Never test it to be fair but I do not recommend doing this because of one good reason. You as a client moving around the house could be still connected to the router that is far away even when you stand next to the wifi extender. so you will never be connected to the strongest wifi signal automatically and because the router and extender have the same SSID you cant manually switch to the strongest one. My recommendation: replace your router with wifi 6 router [many reasons for that] and if you really need it use wifi MESH. czcams.com/video/RiGyyOupHDE/video.html

[@JayceeSahagun76]

@@hardwin82 thank you very much I understood it clearly. Keep up the great work and I subscribed and liked your video

[@timbarrow1076]

I live in a 1 bedroom apartment. My router is in the living room, could I put the wifi extender in the same room as my computer?

[@hardwin82]

yes, you can but you will not get any benefits. Your router should cover the apartment without any problems. What are you trying to achieve?

[@vamsipatnam]

I cannot seem to find “mesh wifi range extender” in this model. All are pointing to “wifi range extender “ including your link.

[@stephenhookings1985]

It depends on your router. I have a TP RE 550 and it can acts as a mesh with some routers but not mine.
The trouble with the RE550 is it is buggy so doesn't function as one would expect. It replicates wrong Mac address thus two or more devices have same Mac - the network is unstable.

[@tarbrez]

Hi please I need wifi extender that can cover up to 300 meters

[@hardwin82]

TP-Link RE650 AC2600: This Wi-Fi extender has a range of up to 14,000 square feet and can support up to 32 devices simultaneously.
Netgear Nighthawk X6S EX8000: This Wi-Fi extender has a range of up to 12,000 square feet and can support up to 50 devices simultaneously.
Linksys RE9000 AC3000: This Wi-Fi extender has a range of up to 10,000 square feet and can support up to 25 devices simultaneously.
Please note that these are just suggestions and the actual range may vary depending on your specific environment.
You might be better off with 2-3 devices from my video and connect them in mesh