TP-Link RE330 AC1200Mbps WiFi Extender Booster, Ethernet Port, EasyMesh, WiFi Booster Range Extender, Internet Booster, Access Point, Works with Any WiFi Router, App Control Easy Setup, UK Plug

I bought the TP-Link RE330 AC1200Mbps WiFi Extender because my TV in the house extension couldn’t connect to WiFi at all. The signal just didn’t reach that far, and streaming anything was impossible. After setting up the RE330, the difference is night and day – the TV now connects without any issues, and streaming is smooth with no buffering.Setup was really simple using the TP-Link Tether app, and the signal indicator lights made it easy to find the best spot for coverage. I also like that it supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, which helps with speed and stability.If you’re struggling with WiFi in a back room, garage, or extension like I was, this little device works wonders. Definitely worth it!

Such a small but powerful gadget. It’s steady, reliable, and does exactly what it promises. Installation was super easy completely DIY-friendly, no tech skills needed! 😄Connectivity has been seamless, and it’s made a noticeable difference in areas where the internet speed used to be poor now everything runs smoothly with no dropouts or buffering.Another bonus is the reset feature, which comes in handy if you ever need to start fresh or make changes, hassle-free.

Over the years I have always enjoyed using TP-Link products. They have seemed to offer great value for money without compromising functionality. They also tend to last as well..!These five port metal housed switches are so well made I can only imagine that they would survive the toughest of environments. For me it was worth paying the small difference in price to have the metal cased version over that of the plastic.I have included three photos of these V5 five port metal switches. The first photo shows four of the five ports used to connect to devices and then the fifth port to connect to the LAN.The second photo shows the five ports connected and then the rear of the switch where the power supply connects.The third photo shows the throughput over the LAN with three of these switches connected.Of course the actual throughput will vary with factors other than just the switches deciding the overall sustained transfer speeds. For me I get sustained 113MB/sec transfer speeds on single large files and then a reduced speed if there are many small files being sent across the LAN.The theoretical maximum speed is 125MB/sec.The forth photo shows the box they are packaged in, well made and sturdy packaging with a UK based support address.In total I have four of these switches, a fifth on my LAN is an eighth port version. The other type of switch in use is a POE six port Netgear for my CCTV cameras.These five port V5 metal cased switches are a delight to use, robust and solid and they simply work. So why drop a star in the ratings.....The first reason to drop a star is that they don't offer a Yellow light for a 100Mb connection. They do offer the green light for the 1000Mb one, often the green and yellow are on each side of the connected port. This might bother you or not.The other point is the positioning of the power connector. It is on the opposite side to that of the plugged port connections, that means it can never fit up flush to a wall in certain situations as either the front or the back protrude. Aesthetically, for some, it looks "cleaner" if the connections are all facing on the same side. That being said I do have a couple of Netgear 8 port metal switches and they too have the power port on the opposite side to the LAN ports, altho other models that I have do not have that arrangement.If the above bothers you then look elsewhere.So to summarise, these small metal 5 port switches are unmanaged, simply plug and use but no port or speed etc management via a UI, very well made and simply work with a life time warranty.I do recommend these switches and I do hope that you have found this review useful to help with your buying choices.Best wishes

We have a large house and the wifi struggles in certain places. Our last extender died after 5 years so needed a new one. No idea how to choose but the reviews on this seemed good.Set UpExtremely easy.The instructions suggest 3 options: the first is download the app; second is use your desk/laptop; third is press the WPS button on your router and then press the button on the extender. Why is this not the first option?? It literally took less than 5 seconds to press two buttons and it works. It automatically took on the same name as the previous extender and connected to all existing devices with no need for passwords.So far the signal seems strong and reliable. Will report back any issues in a few weeks

Too bulky and didn’t fit in the plug i wanted to, so check you have enough room below the plug you wanna use! It will hog up internet bandwidth if you don’t connect to the booster. Setup took quite long as the app was slow to connect. Password is exactly the same as your main router unless you change it manually. For the price its functional and definitely the best of its kind price-wise, but I have to put it to 3 stars due to its bulkiness. Reset times take around 15 mins from pushing the reset button to connecting devices again. Overall, a decent purchase let down by the size. Keep that in mind.