TP-Link AC1200 Wireless Gigabit Access Point Desktop Wi-Fi Bridge MU-MIMO & Beamforming Supports Multi-SSID/Client/Range Extender Mode 4 Fixed Antennas Passive PoE Powered (TL-WA1201)

very nice product i used it as a range extender to boost my wifi signal working very good

Amazing Range and provides fast network connections.

Working well so far. Connection stays stable and strong

Excellent WiFi coverage with 4 antennas. I was facing issue for not getting signal after a wall. This AP solves the problem. Ordering again today.

توزيعه للشبكة ممتاز قوي وسهل في الإعداد وحتى الآن مفيش تقطيع بالشبكة

إشتريته من يومان فقط . سوفت وير منتهى الغباء . سوفت وير ليس به اداه تحكم نهائيا . لا انصح به

Good product with 4 Fixed Antennas

Had the router for a while now. Has a great rant of features and easy to setup. Downside is it Keeps loosing internet connection.

Proprio quello che cercavo, funziona molto bene, ha fatto gli aggiornamenti firmware appena collegato, supporta il multi ssid sia a 2,4 che a 5 ghz tramite vlan, ottimo per la sicurezza, unica pecca forse è che non si può impostare indirizzo ip statico. Soddisfatto

Great product, very easy straight forward setup instructions. Works fantastic in my 1500 sq. ft. shop. I've used this brand before and found it super reliable!

I have gotten good results using this wlan AP ("TP-Link AX3000 Gigabit Wi-Fi 6 Access Point") with a wired cat6e run back to my router to extend my wifi to part of the house that previously had atrocious radio problems for wifi and cellular. I should have just gotten the cat6e and this years ago instead of tying to mess around with repeaters or powerline networking. I kind of regret not doing it right the first time (wired cat6e terminated in wall sockets and a dedicated access point), this AP has basically only had one or two faults since I bought it which were resolved by powering it off and on again. There are some things that could have been done more nicely in terms of build quality and features, but the important thing is that ever since I set this up it's been sitting in the side of the room and my home network/internet problems for that part of my house have gone away. (e.g. it would have been nice to have the antennas on RP-SMA sockets, but it's fine.)

Werkt heel goed

I have a studio in my back yard that's too far from our router to reliably received a good signal. An ethernet cable runs from the router to the studio for my desktop computer. But I sometimes want wi-fi there as well for my laptop and and phone. Just tested it with the speedtest.net website. My wired laptop has a download speed of 92 Mbps, my phone using the Wi-Fi signal, 63 Mbps. That's of course very close to the router, sitting at my desk. It goes down to 55 to 58 on the other side of the room, and to 35 at the opposite corner partially obstructed by a wall, about 25 feet away. For my purposes, this works fine. Note it offers an N wireless connection with 2.4 gh signal, it does not offer a 5 gh signal. But I don't need that. Setup was simple if you know the IP address your router has assigned to the access point, which is easy if you go to your routers web page set up and look at the table of attached devices. Then you can just type the IP address of the access point into your web browser and access the set up page for the access point. It's default settings work fine for use as an access point, but that way you can provide your own name and password for the signal.