I always have difficulty understanding foreign accents however I commend you for having the ability to speak English. I'm only fluent in American English. I haven't yet ordered this extender but I'm hoping it will allow my 2.4 GHz wireless eufyCam Solo Pro T8131X to connect to Xfinity (Arris Model TG1682G Dual Band WiFi).
All those extenders will support dual band width , however if there is an option to switch off 5 GHz, then it will be easy to configure devices that support 2.4 . See that option is available in the device that you order.
I have the ax3000 the WiFi extender is conecta to my room I’m using a lan cable connect to my pc. Right now I have it as ranger extender what happens if I change to the access point? I just want to improve my ping I want the lowest latency possible
One thing to note about this in the very fine print is that you can't do Onemesh Mesh Wifi with a TP LINK router connected to an RE605X using ethernet backhaul. You can only use ethernet cable with the RE605X in Wireless Access Point mode that creates a separate WIFI connection to the router.
When you connect via cable does the extender function as an access point? And does it retain a single Wifi network, not having to use two different network names? @@BrissyMallus
Hi Brody’s bourgeois this same range extender but used. It is recognizing the previous owner’s network, so I can not log in. Can you help me out? Thanks!
There is a reset button on the device. Power on and keep pressing the button for 15sec , the lights will blink and restart. After that follow the steps in the video to configure it.
Nope .. it is not a must .. however you should ensure that the extender is within a good range of the modem . There is an indicator in the extender which shows the signal strength. If you can connect the cable that will be best one .. pls subscribe and support us . Thanks
Depends on where you place the extender . If you are doing a wired connection to the extender , you should get the full bandwidth. If wireless, you can adjust the distance based on the signal strength (led in the extender will indicate the signal strength ) to get the maximum bandwidth . Pls subscribe and support us. Thanks
To use as OneMesh, you must have a compatible OneMesh modem . I don’t have one yet to test this . I’m planning to buy one and will let you know later . I recommend to upgrade the existing modem to OneMesh to get the seamless wireless experience. Currently, since it is not switching the wifi seamlessly, the experience is not that great . You can get the list of compatible OneMesh products from here .www.tp-link.com/au/onemesh/product-list/ Please subscribe the channel and support us . Thanks
That’s the max speed with my ISP. Without the extender the speed is less than 10 Mbps . I would say it is not the speed that you should measure but the signal strength in dB which gives you the measure of best connectivity . Eg :- 10 Mbps is more than enough for a Teams call, but the if the connectivity in dB is more , the chances of dropping the call is more . In this case an extender will definitely help .
@@BrissyMallus I mean, at 2 feet away from the router, what is the wifi speed with and without using the extender. I would like to know how much speed degradation there is by using an extender vs NOT using an extender. Is it 50% slower using an extender? I would like to use the extender to stream movies using a TV box in a hotel, where the router is usually hidden away.
There will be a small hole labelled Reset. Use a safety pin or similar pin and gently push through the hole for 15 sec when the unit in powered on . After that you can see the power light blinking and the unit will reset and restart automatically.
Nope mate … it can be used to connect to your router or to connect to a device, but it depends on your router configuration.. pls check the video if you want to connect to router to convert a wired connection to wireless.
@@BrissyMallus I agree to that, I've been trying to connect this device to my router to get a faster signal in my office who acts for some reason as a Faraday cage and nothing goes through but I followed this guy's instruction and I got twice the speed. I've got another extender for my vpn and in order to avoid problems with the signals I had to have one directly connected to the router and that's the way to do it. You are right Brissy Mallus
He is going over a few steps but it does work and by the way he's the only one who explain how to connect this device directly on the router I can't say that much with tp-link's support. Follow his instructions and you have to figure out where to go when he jumps over some steps but it does work. I've been screwing the dog for 2 days now and I came up to this guy's video and followed it figured out where to go when he jumped over some steps and yes he his hard to understand but it does work. I got twice the speed, I was also about to send it back. I can now chuck the old D-Link that can't do half of what this device does. Do connect to the device not your router's establish SSID, it acts as your router extender and use the new SSID you establish for this device and change it from the one on your router if you don't want any conflict
I always have difficulty understanding foreign accents however I commend you for having the ability to speak English. I'm only fluent in American English. I haven't yet ordered this extender but I'm hoping it will allow my 2.4 GHz wireless eufyCam Solo Pro T8131X to connect to Xfinity (Arris Model TG1682G Dual Band WiFi).
All those extenders will support dual band width , however if there is an option to switch off 5 GHz, then it will be easy to configure devices that support 2.4 . See that option is available in the device that you order.
After you get Device offline (@10.18) go to mode and select acces point. And continue as per the video. Thanks Brissy Mallus
I currently have the Ethernet port plugged in with a Cat6 cable to my PC direct connect downstairs and it's working fine. Is this ok?
All good .. just make sure your extender is within good range of your modem..pls subscribe and support us. Thanks
@@BrissyMallus Yep it is, getting 200 mps 50 upload. Thanks will definitely subscribe
Hi, please can this wifi extender penetrate through walls.
It is better to say it has good coverage. You have to keep your modem/extender in a open place to cover more area . Pls subscribe and support us .
Great Video, Thank You
I have the ax3000 the WiFi extender is conecta to my room I’m using a lan cable connect to my pc. Right now I have it as ranger extender what happens if I change to the access point? I just want to improve my ping I want the lowest latency possible
It is always best if you extend a wired lan to wireless . So try that option.
One thing to note about this in the very fine print is that you can't do Onemesh Mesh Wifi with a TP LINK router connected to an RE605X using ethernet backhaul. You can only use ethernet cable with the RE605X in Wireless Access Point mode that creates a separate WIFI connection to the router.
You can actually do that . I have explained in the video . You can do one mesh either via lan connected or via wifi .
When you connect via cable does the extender function as an access point? And does it retain a single Wifi network, not having to use two different network names? @@BrissyMallus
Hi Brody’s bourgeois this same range extender but used. It is recognizing the previous owner’s network, so I can not log in. Can you help me out? Thanks!
Sorry spell check messed up your name Brissy.
There is a reset button on the device. Power on and keep pressing the button for 15sec , the lights will blink and restart. After that follow the steps in the video to configure it.
Yes thank you - I had been pressing what I thought was reset button only to later find out it was wsp connect button. Thanks for the follow up.
i have helix wifi what should i get
Is it possible to block clients?
Thak you very much
Is the lan cable required to make the TP Link work??
Nope .. it is not a must .. however you should ensure that the extender is within a good range of the modem . There is an indicator in the extender which shows the signal strength. If you can connect the cable that will be best one .. pls subscribe and support us . Thanks
thx man
this extensor i can install to second floor? i like send de signal to floor and i like to know if I would get 1gbit that I have contracted?
Depends on where you place the extender . If you are doing a wired connection to the extender , you should get the full bandwidth. If wireless, you can adjust the distance based on the signal strength (led in the extender will indicate the signal strength ) to get the maximum bandwidth . Pls subscribe and support us. Thanks
Can you plug a pc into the Ethernet port to receive internet that the booster is getting from my router downstairs?
Yes, you can do that .. explained in the video how to do that .
Which is better Re650 or Re605x
650
Can you test the OneMesh speed on ireless extender mode?
To use as OneMesh, you must have a compatible OneMesh modem . I don’t have one yet to test this . I’m planning to buy one and will let you know later . I recommend to upgrade the existing modem to OneMesh to get the seamless wireless experience. Currently, since it is not switching the wifi seamlessly, the experience is not that great . You can get the list of compatible OneMesh products from here .www.tp-link.com/au/onemesh/product-list/
Please subscribe the channel and support us . Thanks
Here is the link to the mesh configuration
czcams.com/video/9efE5tb3xq8/video.html
Do you need an ethernet cable or can you connect wirelessly?
You can connect wirelessly as well … both methods are explained in the video .
is this the best extender in the market currently?
It is best for this price .
speak louder or move closer to your microphone
Will take care of it .. thanks for the feedback.
You get 53.49 Mbps for 5GHz net network.
But what is the speed on the network without using the extender?
How much of a degradation is there?
That’s the max speed with my ISP. Without the extender the speed is less than 10 Mbps . I would say it is not the speed that you should measure but the signal strength in dB which gives you the measure of best connectivity . Eg :- 10 Mbps is more than enough for a Teams call, but the if the connectivity in dB is more , the chances of dropping the call is more . In this case an extender will definitely help .
@@BrissyMallus I mean, at 2 feet away from the router, what is the wifi speed with and without using the extender.
I would like to know how much speed degradation there is by using an extender vs NOT using an extender. Is it 50% slower using an extender?
I would like to use the extender to stream movies using a TV box in a hotel, where the router is usually hidden away.
There won’t be any difference if they are adjacent.
It's giving me the full speed at the same speed as the access point routet
hellow sir how to reset the unit i forgot the password of that unit i connot connect the extender i have same unit
There will be a small hole labelled Reset. Use a safety pin or similar pin and gently push through the hole for 15 sec when the unit in powered on . After that you can see the power light blinking and the unit will reset and restart automatically.
@@BrissyMallus ok sir thank you
You can't use that lan port to connect with your router. U can only use it wirelessly.
Nope mate … it can be used to connect to your router or to connect to a device, but it depends on your router configuration.. pls check the video if you want to connect to router to convert a wired connection to wireless.
@@BrissyMallus I agree to that, I've been trying to connect this device to my router to get a faster signal in my office who acts for some reason as a Faraday cage and nothing goes through but I followed this guy's instruction and I got twice the speed. I've got another extender for my vpn and in order to avoid problems with the signals I had to have one directly connected to the router and that's the way to do it. You are right Brissy Mallus
Is it waterproof?
Nope .. it’s not .
Where's wifi 6??? I can only see 2.4 and 5 ghz😮
Wifi 6 is a technology .. 2.4 and 5 GHz and bands :)
@@BrissyMallus my bad
@@BrissyMallus so in order to get wifi 6 benefit i need to connect on 5ghz band
cant get mine to work very frustrating grrrrr piece of crap if you ask me .
What’s the problem?
He is going over a few steps but it does work and by the way he's the only one who explain how to connect this device directly on the router I can't say that much with tp-link's support. Follow his instructions and you have to figure out where to go when he jumps over some steps but it does work. I've been screwing the dog for 2 days now and I came up to this guy's video and followed it figured out where to go when he jumped over some steps and yes he his hard to understand but it does work. I got twice the speed, I was also about to send it back. I can now chuck the old D-Link that can't do half of what this device does. Do connect to the device not your router's establish SSID, it acts as your router extender and use the new SSID you establish for this device and change it from the one on your router if you don't want any conflict
what kind of wall outlet is this compatible with? does it work with US outlet?
It is Aus standard.