Linksys AC1900 Gigabit Range Extender / WiFi Booster / Repeater MU-MIMO (Max Stream RE7000) (Renewed)

These worked so good I’m buying 3 more 2 for just in case one for the last piece of the wireless network on 8 acres. So you can even text and watch gun videos on the gun range. 👍👍👍👍👍 I will have bought 6 of them by end of next week. Seriously easy to access with an Ethernet cable setup takes 3 minutes tops. Supports Ethernet cable hookup and wireless at the same time. Dual channel 2.4/5G. Easy to reset button and a pen tip. Well worth the 16 bucks for used recertification.

The Linksys AC1900 Gigabit Range Extender / WiFi Booster / Repeater MU-MIMO (Max Stream RE7000) (Renewed) is an excellent option for those looking to extend their WiFi range and improve their network's performance. The RE7000 model is designed with MU-MIMO technology which allows for fast and efficient data transfer. I was very pleased to receive my unit in pristine condition despite it being a renewed unit, it looked like new. The setup process was straightforward and easy to follow, the instructions that were included in the box made it simple to set it up manually. I had to set it up manually because my router was locked up by my landlord and didn't have access to the WEP key. The setup process only took a few minutes to complete and after it was set up it greatly extended my wifi range and the speeds were fast enough to stream TV shows without any lag or delay which was great! I would highly recommend this to anyone looking to extend the range of their wifi network and improve its performance.

My house has plaster walls and my bedroom is a floor above and on the other side of the house from our wifi router. This seemed like a cheap enough solution to try. In the end, it works well and internet test speeds show that it made a vast improvement for internet speeds in the bedroom, particularly for the 5g. That said, a few hiccups during set up. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't flawless. The quick start guide provided was well written though. - WPS button did not seem to work, even after double checking my router settings that push to connect was enabled. That would've been too easy I guess :) - Did browser-based set up instead. It rejected my wifi credentials like 3 times before accepting them, even though I know they were right and it was 3 to 4 feet away from the router. I just pressed try again and it eventually worked. - Still can't seem to access the admin portal for the extender. During setup, it has you establish a new password and that part is fine. But when navigating to login, it would tell me I wasn't connected to the extender (I was) or just not load. I switched browsers from Chrome to Safari and that helped some. I could login but then it gave me a blank screen. I was on my phone doing this so I will try a laptop next so I am using a desktop browser. Whole set up was probably 15-20 minutes and not terrible, but may be more difficult for those that struggle with tech generally. And it definitely works so cheap money well spent in my opinion. My modem/router is a CenturyLink Zyxel C3000Z for reference.

I purchased this refurbished, and it looks and acts like new. I have it setup as an Access Point - a wired range extender. Roaming from one area of the house to another seems to work fine, although there is definitely a momentary drop. I may enable the 802.11r protocol, to see if that helps. Overall performance is OK. As one other reviewer noted, there seems to be a problem with real-time video from surveillance cameras. When I try to view my video cams using my 802.11n laptop (Intel chip, Windows 10), the camera feed will pause from 1-10 seconds. The cameras are connected to an NVR, that is wired to the network, and with my previous Wi-Fi setup, I never had this problem. I've tried enabling QoS, but the settings are either on or off, there is no opportunity to prioritize or adjust throughput, like on my Linksys AC1900 (RE7500) router. I also tried setting the AP to 802.11n only on the 2.4GHz channel, but oddly you can't do that - you can only set it 802.11b, and why anyone would need to do that is beyond me. I can set my router to 802.11n, but it's just the opposite on this AP - weird. See attached screenshot for an example of this setting. All in all, when combined with a Linksys AC router, this is a decent Access Point, most of my devices work fine with it, and there is a definite advantage to using the 5GHz band, as the connection speeds are higher and there is less interference. I just wish the real-time video performance wasn't so choppy. I'm glad I did not pay $99 for it, I would've sent it back.

This was so easy to set up by following the enclosed instructions. So far it’s working great! If anything changes I will post an update but right now I’m getting a strong WiFi connection in a former dead zone of the house.

Really disappointed - this device did not work, as it is only able to pick up 5 ghz bands (making it impossible to set up). Also, the device came with stickers listing a number for customer support - that number was fraudulent, and only has recordings attempting to scam people. I found the real support number, spent almost an hour on the phone with support, and still couldn't get it to work. I feel I got conned by buying a refurbished item that was actually broken.

Starlink doesn't like traveling through walls , especially block ones. Needed this to be able to get wifi three rooms down from the receiver. It did the trick and the kids were happy.

Great extender work perfectly help us to provide Internet to the camara in our chicken coop. Plug and play easy connectivity. Very recommended to any person looking for an extender wifi