The "cloning" function kept confusing wireless devices, so I gave up on it. I suspect because this uses "n", while most devices, and my router, use "ac". But it certainly works well otherwise, bringing wifi to the far end of the house and even into the garden.

Setting up a new, wired Ethernet extension was a snap. I was up and running with a new wired connection all the way across the house (and down three stories) within five minutes of unboxing. Latency was better than the prior Wi-Fi solution, and throughput was about the same.

I was concerned by some of the negative reviews I'd read online but decided to give this a try. Having set up, following the very clear instructions, it worked first time. The ability to use both Wifi and the network socket meant that I could plug my PC into the unit and still be able to access the...

Very simple to set up and will mirror exisiting WiFi SSID and settings so there is a seemless transition with your devices without a seperate ireless newwork showing up

nope

AVForums Home Home AV Hub > Home Distribution Products > Reviews > Hop To Styling and Design Setup Performance and Testing Wired Wireless TP-Link...

Very easy to use; Plug and play; Install and setup in seconds; Excellent value for money; Wireless extender and clone

Misleading 'Up to 500 Mbps' claims; Only 10/100 Ethernet ports

This is an excellent product that is a breeze to set up and which provides excellent throughput and coverage. The only downside is that extra wireless access points can't be bought separately.

Only really works on the same circuit, which is typically same room only. Why do I need 2 wifi signals in the sAme room Waste of my time