TP-Link RE220 AC750 WiFi Extender Booster WiFi Booster

I love how simple this product is to use, I've had other products before and it's, add a pin, have near the router, other daft things to extend your WiFi. Not with this product, its easy to set up and very powerful, I use mine in the wood shed I have on my property, with my old exstenders, if power goes down I'd have to go through all the kuffuful above. Not with this product. Power goes down, it turns off, reconnect power to outhouse and this product somehow remembers how to configure. It's brilliant. Worth the money.

I have an Eero Pro 6 Mesh system, and an LG TV which refuses to communicate with it, therefore I needed to create a separate network for it to log into. I had done this previously using another TP-Link extender, but it only operates on the 2.4 GHz band and was slow enough that some apps won't work, so I hoped that this 5GHz model might do the trick. The short answer is yes, I am now getting around 80 Mbps which is perfectly ok. The long answer is that while this is fine, it's (a) coming from a 900 Mbps Broadband connection so not that impressive, and (b) I've had to resort to running an Ethernet cable from the extender to the TV in order to achieve this. The setting up process is relatively straightforward using the Tether app, but WiFi speeds are nowhere near the figures quoted on the box. A lot of the problems in my case are down to the TV, I know that, but even using an iPhone to test the speed I was only getting a maximum of around 120 Mbps, and while this is fast enough for most applications it should be pointed out that this is with the extender in the same room as the router. Had I actually needed to extend the range of my WiFi network (if I hadn't been using a mesh system already) I would have bought a powerline adapter. They are much better at doing the job, although they do cost a bit more. As it stands I'd recommend this as a low cost solution where speed is not critical.

I was skeptical about whether this WiFi booster would make a noticeable difference after having tried other ones, but this device exceeded my expectations. Setting it up was quick and easy—just plug it in, connect it to your router through an app, and you’re good to go. The instructions were straightforward. The results were immediate. I used to struggle with weak signals in certain parts of my house, especially upstairs in my bedroom, but the booster eliminated those dead zones completely. The connection is now fast and stable, even with several devices connected to it. One thing I appreciate is that it doesn’t just extend the signal—it maintains a strong and reliable speed. I was worried there might be some lag or slower speeds with an extended signal, but I haven’t noticed any issues. It works seamlessly, and I can now use my devices in every corner of my home without worrying about dropped connections. The design is compact and unobtrusive, so it doesn’t take up much space or look out of place. If you’re struggling with WiFi coverage in certain areas of your home or office, this booster is definitely worth it. It’s affordable, easy to set up, and makes a huge difference in connectivity. Highly recommend!

Product Name: TP-Link AC750 Universal Dual Band Range Extender Pros: Easy to set up Reliable connection Dual band support Affordable price Cons: No Ethernet port Not as powerful as some other extenders Overall: The TP-Link AC750 Universal Dual Band Range Extender is a great option for anyone looking to extend their WiFi coverage. It's easy to set up, reliable, and affordable. The dual band support is a nice touch, and it's even better if you have devices that support the 5GHz band. The only downside is that it doesn't have an Ethernet port, so you can't use it to connect wired devices. Personal Experience: I've been using the TP-Link AC750 Universal Dual Band Range Extender for about a year now, and I've been very happy with it. I was having trouble with my old extender losing connection, but the TP-Link extender has been rock solid. I've also been able to get better speeds with the TP-Link extender, especially on the 5GHz band. Overall, I would highly recommend the TP-Link AC750 Universal Dual Band Range Extender to anyone looking to extend their WiFi coverage. It's a great value for the price, and it's easy to set up and use. Here are some additional details about the extender: It supports both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, so you can get the best possible speeds for your devices. It has three internal antennas, which help to improve the signal strength and range. It can be used to create a wireless bridge, so you can connect wired devices to your network. It's compatible with most WiFi routers. I have mine connected to a BT Homehub 6 and it works flawlessly. Overall very happy with purchase and would highly recommend . 5 stars

Was really pleased with this when I bought it to replace an older Wavlink one which was a bit temperamental and a pain to keep trying to pair with my router with the WPS. This TP-Link one not only looks much nicer, with no visible antennae sticking out, but it was easy to pair with the router and set up, without having to fiddle with WPS buttons, and it immediately created its own network with the same name as my main Wifi network, with "_EXT" on the end, as you would expect, meaning that all my smart devices connected to my old one were happy to connect to this one too. It's good that it has an app, too, which gives useful monitoring and functions of this Wifi extender. However, a Firmware update a couple of weeks ago bricked it and it would no longer work. Immediately following the FW update, it lost its '_EXT' network and when trying to re-pair it to my router, it would only create its network with the same name as my main network, without the _EXT suffix. Every time. I tried re-adding the suffix within the app, which said it had done it but actually hadn't, and I even connected the extender to my computer via ethernet, to use its web-interface (very slow and clunky), and again, it appeared to let me add the _EXT suffix but it was never actually added. Many multiple attempts to reset (via the app and also with a paperclip in the reset hole) and reconfigure failed to create a network with an _EXT suffix, and it would only use the exact same name as the main Wifi, every time. More frustratingly, when going through this prodecure, it wants to connect to its new _EXT network to complete the process, but every time, this extended network was unavailable, and watching the Wifi names on another phone, I could see that the _EXT network this device created was only visible for a couple of seconds before disappearing again, meaning that it could never complete the setup, no matter how many times I reset it and tried again. The Amazon 30-day returns window was closed and it just told me to contact TP-Link to resolve. An excruciating call to TP-Link was mainly just the operator there telling me that it's up to Amazon to replace or refund it and wouldn't accept that this wasn't possible, without a lot of argument and me emailing her a screenshot of the Amazon page telling me that. She also kept trying to explain how to do a reset etc, and wouldn't really listen when I tried to explain that I had tried everything many many times with no joy. After sending her proof-of-purchase and other info she wanted, she eventually agreed to start a returns process. However, I then managed to call Amazon (not easy!) and explained the problem, and the representative there was very helpful and agreed to do a return/refund despite being outside the 30 days, and she even added a £5 credit to my account for the inconvenience, which was nice. So, I would say this Wifi Extender device is a very good choice, but if it's working, don't let it do a FW update!!

This has been perfect for eliminating WIFI dead zones. I am a renter with a gaming PC and have been travelling a lot, living in multiple houses, this is a must have if you are worried about poor WIFI connections. It is very easy to set-up and the speeds are very fast. It has great stability and is very easy to reset with the small pin. The tether app by TP-link gives plenty of other functionality options for the device too. Definitely recommend

I was worried this extender might be tricky to set up or not improve the signal much, but it connected quickly using the app and boosted coverage to the far end of my flat. The dual band worked well for streaming and browsing, and the Ethernet port was handy for connecting a device nearby. Compared to others I’ve tried, this one was easier to install and gave a more stable connection. I’d recommend it if you want a simple way to fix weak WiFi spots.

Simple & easy to set up ….. must be even I managed it…. Gives a boost to the rest of the house, so well pleased.

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Solid WiFi Extender that does the job. This is a medium tier device since it can only broadcast upto 300 Mbps on 2.4Ghz and 433 Mbps on 5Ghz frequency bands. With that said, set up was easy with the Tether app. It can be used as a WiFi repeater/extender or as an Access Point (ethenet to WiFi). I've tried both and tested the speeds and it's solid. Great for larger homes.

This extended the wifi reach to an otherwise weakly connected upper floor. I no longer have signals drop - it has been great for meetings and classes.

This item works well but it came with the wrong electrical pin set-up, which proved problematic!

This WiFi booster completely fixed the weak signal issues in my house. Setup was incredibly easy and took just a couple of minutes using the app. The dual-band connection is fast and perfectly stable, even when streaming videos or working from areas that used to be total dead zones. It’s compact, plugs right into the wall, and works exactly as advertised. Highly recommend it!