TP-Link AV600 WiFi Powerline Extender reviews

Had problems getting Wi-Fi downstairs before installation, now you can connect to the Extender upstairs in other areas that weren't so great. Installation is a breeze, and was literally plug and play. If a serious gamer locate by your device and connect via ethernet, for best possible ping. Relocation of this device is amazing, just plug it into the new socket, and it does everything for you.

Very easy to set up. We needed wifi range out to our detached garage which is approximately 10 metres from the house. Works perfectly. Amazing full signal strength. Thank you for the prompt service and super fast delivery.

Great service, quick delivery AND it does what it says on the box...... Just connect to router, plug into electric socket… Take extender unit and plug in where you need WiFi… AND … It works first time!

The set up from this device I personally found quite challenging and I'm pretty good with technology. I had to reset many times to try get it to work and sometimes it actually would block the internet. Fortunately there is a downloadable program for PC that lets you see exactly what the transmit and receive are doing that helped greatly and made it easier to configure although I had to find this myself and there was no mention of this official program with the product. When working it works well however, just don't have it to close to your router.

The extender seems troublesome when attempting to connect to Chromecast. It requires a lot of manual configuration to get working, taking several factory resets and reboots. Bear this in mind if intending on using Chromecast with the extender directly.

Works great, I've got one extender upstairs and one in the workshop which is over twelve metres away from the house. Now I've got my music while I work and it was so easy,.

So effective, the clone feature works well and saves you having to change access point throughout the house like some of the other repeaters on the market, going to buy more to cover the whole house at full signal

No wires easy peasy well worth the $

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. You just have to connect your device to it when you need it.