TP-Link AX1750 Wi-Fi 6 Dual-Band, Range Extender with Rapid 1.75 Gbps Transfer Rate, Smart Roaming for Continuous Wireless Coverage and Connect Your Device using the Gigabit Ethernet Port - RE1750X

Bought this to replace an ATT extender that they said would no longer receive updates from the Modem. This extender has better signal than the ATT extender. We now have excellent signal in a room that had fair/good reception. Highly recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The setup of the range extender was simple and easy and the performance was great! It improved the strength of our signal in our home! Not to mention the sleek design so it doesn't disturb our home decor and environment.

i like it so much the speeds are fast and better then the AC750 i had compared to the 5mbps for download and like 10mbps for upload

Put in middle of house, my ring camera signal strength went from 72 to 60! Doing what it's supposed to do!

This works fantastic and meahes will with the Deco mesh system. I have a pump house about 220 feet from me and this is plugged into the pumphouse. It reaches all the way to my house. I did have to find the sweet spot for it to connect to a full blue bar connection but on e i found it this thing is amazing.

We have a detached metal building work shop that's about 100 feet away from the house and would get wifi signal only if I stand next to the window facing the house. Now with the AX1750 wifi extender connected I get wifi signal any where in our work shop, both 2.4 and 5GHz with speeds up to 124Mbps down and 32Mbps up. Without the wifi extender speeds were 4.1Mbps down and 286Kbps up. The unit was an "open box" purchase and the price was great, item looked brand new. The only problem was trying to connect with our TP Link Deco/router using the TP Link app, it took me 5 tries and 3 factory resets before finally connecting. Overall for the price, the connected speeds and coverage I would recommend this product.

A friend set this up for me. I bought it as the upgraded model to one he owned. He said it was much harder to set up than the one he had, and he was irrritated. I doubt I could have set it up on my own.

bought it to try and get signal to the garage which is about 20ft from the house. i tired both the wall of the garage and the wall of the kitchen which is closest to the garage. it seems too far. only obstruction is the house and farage outter walls. it was extremely easy to set up but with 2 wifi bars my garage camera keeps going offline

theQR scanner led to an app saying it would never charge my credit card it did 1.95 and thrn 39.95 i could cancel yet no refund installation very unclear and condusing would advise against it on the goverments list of unsafe products

This device is a total pile of junk all the way around. I plugged this into two different outlets about 20 feet away from my other computer across the room because I didn't want to run a 25 foot cable to the router to my computer to get 400 MB to 500 MB internet. The best I could do with this pile of pig vomit was about 150 MBPS and I finally said to chuck it and send it back to the local Walmart. It's going back today because despite me having it either via Wifi or via cable aka Ethernet connection to this device the best that it would do is about 150 MBPS even though the computer is only about 10 -20 feet away from another outlet that this plugs into. As well as running the Ethernet cable directly to this device. This pile of pig vomit claims to be capable of 1750 MBPS transmission and I have two computers at this direct location and neither of them with the wireless cards can get any better than 160 MBPS. I pay for 500 MBPS and I get that usually through direct connection and at worst its about 480 MBPS. This pile of pig vomit only is pushing out 160 MBPS even with it being direct connection across the large bedroom from my bed and computer. Pathetic.