TP-Link AX3000 WiFi 6 Range Extender | PCMag Editor's Choice | Dual-Band Wireless Repeater w/Ethernet Port | Up to 2400 Sq. Ft., 64 Devices | Internet Signal Booster | APP Setup | EasyMesh (RE715X)

If I could give the TP-Link AX3000 WiFi 6 Range Extender 10 stars, I would! Setup was a breeze but what impressed me the most is the range and speed. I have a Calix modem/router that my TP-Link AX3000 is wirelessly connected to as an extender and not an access point which is an option. I highly recommend the TP-Link AX3000 WiFi 6 Range Extender. This is my first experience with TP-Link and it has sold me on their product.

So, I was searching around for a Wi-Fi extender since the model that's currently in use at my house is...well serviceable but not great by any standards. Eventually an article led me to this device as its most recommended one. I got it while it was on sale and finally last night had a chance to sit down and set it all up. Setting it up wasn't too hard the instructions have three different methods you can use depending on your setup. I tried the WPS connection method to no luck sadly maybe the router is just that old. The second has you install an app to manage it which I didn't try but will probably do so in the future after I replace my old phone. So finally, I had to go for the final method and that was to go through the website. Which was quite painless and easy it'll have you create a password and then pick which Wi-Fi you'll be extending it'll ask twice if your Wi-Fi has two options 2.4GHz and 5GHz. After a short bit it was up and running and HOLY MOLY what a difference. So, I speed tested both the older extender and this one to really get a difference. First my room is down the hall so my connection can be spotty sometimes and the older extender was having a connection fit at the time. And so, at the time of the test the old extender had me at about barely 12Mbps for download and barely a single Mbp for upload. Now after I connected to this model the results spoke volumes as it was still during that same moment of spotty connection I went from 12mbps to pretty much 40mbps for download and 12mbps for upload. So, it defiantly improved and truly extended the Wi-Fi. Also, both connection tests were done using the Wi-Fi only as I had to plug it in on the other side of my room, so I didn't want to connect a cord and possibly trip. Anyway, if you're looking for something decent to help patch up the Wi-Fi in your house, I'd recommend this product.

I don't usually write reviews for networking equipment, but this extender honestly deserves one. I bought the TP-Link AX3000 WiFi 6 Range Extender to eliminate a dead zone in my home, and it exceeded my expectations. Setup took only a few minutes, and the connection has been stable ever since. Areas that previously had weak or unreliable Wi-Fi now get a strong, consistent signal. Streaming, video calls, and downloading large files have all been noticeably smoother. It also supports Mesh features with compatible TP-Link routers, which makes roaming around the house seamless. My router's speed is over 900Mb/s, but the dead zone in my place, it kept cutting out or be in slow connection, tried other extenders as well. They all couldn't be higher than 30mbps but with this, it's not less than 100mbps

Easy to set up via WPS. Plugged it in within about 3 ft if my router and it connected and synced up. Took it outside and put it in my garage where I needed it. It actually did extended and amplify my Wi-Fi signal that it was receiving. My previous repeater received about half signal strength and output half signal strength. The tp-links ax3000 had about the same 50% in for both 2.4 and 5 g, but output full strength on both channels. My ring camera systems respond almost immediately and I am connected to my outdoor generator. which before was only getting anywhere from 18 to 26% signal. Now I get a steady 46% signal. I'm able to use the dual band out in the garage 5G for my TV stereo setup and 2.4 for all the other appliances and cameras. Can't speak much for the durability as of yet but it seems pretty sturdy. One issue I had that drove me crazy for a while was I couldn't get the 5G to connect on the router side even though I had a strong 5G output signal from the extender. Turns out it was operator error, I had added an extra space in front of my 5G login password to my router. Removed that space and everything worked like a charm. For the price I definitely recommend it.

It's a good quality extender. Supports 2.4G and 5G networks, also Wi-Fi 6. Simple setup using a Tether App. After a year and a half I had a small issues with 5G connection, but Ivan from TP-Link technical support helped me with replacement of this device very fast. Thank you!

Using in a mountain condo environment. Condo is 200+ feet from the router (Starlink). Tried 3 other extenders and experienced constant connection issues. I was about to give up and then I tried the Ax3000 from TP-Link. The Tether app makes setup easy and the performance is amazing! Highly recommend.

I have fiber from the local electrical co-op. I have the lowest speed which is plenty. The problem is the router supplied. It's a Calix which is a brand that apparently you can't go out and just buy and is kind of unique. It's kind of locked down and proprietary in some way. I do not particularly like the router but it mostly works well. I say mostly because we put a new 85" Sony Bravia HDTV about 50 ft. away and through several walls one of which is partially brick. The new Sony has comments about being both picky and more range challenged than most newer Samsungs. This immediately became a problem as I would be watching and the wi-fi connection would frequently drop. Reading about this device I felt like it would be my least expensive possible solution that would allow me to keep the Calix. My first hassle was getting this unit to connect to my Calix router wirelessly. The first attempt was by using my M3 Apple laptop. This was never really an option which I found out after wasting my time looking and trying for any way to avoid using my 2021 Motorola Edge phone. So, I knew it was down to the Android App for this TP-Link product. BTW, I had this repeater close to the TV and still a ways from the Calix router. The Android App could never find my Wi-Fi Calix radios. If I'd read more carefully I would have realized it's recommended to setup to place the repeater next to my wireless Calix router. I did this and still no joy. I then read that it's recommended to do a hard reset if the software doesn't identify the existing home network. Finally, after a reset and having the repeater close to my Wi-Fi network router the network was observed. Like mentioned previously, it saw the two radio (2.4 and 5Ghz) signals and the app allowed me to keep their respective names. Now I thought I was set. Not so, however. The repeater was still too far for the Sony TV's internal Wi-Fi receiver. At this time there was one thing, it seemed, left to do. I took the repeater out of the AC socket closest to my Calix wireless router and took it to the end of the house closest to actual TV set. Bingo, this worked! So far it seems robust enough this way. Time will tell at this point I think. The first weekend of watching college football on Fubo was almost a complete success with just one or two interruptions regarding the Wi-Fi signal. It quickly reconnected and seemed to get better. I'm giving it three-stars because I feel there should be no interruptions and it should be somewhat less finicky to install. Hopefully now it is going to be what I had hopped for.

I installed the TP-Link AX3000 to supplement our ASUS RT-AX3000 Dual Router, which works well enough itself but could not sufficient punch it's signal through several walls to the 3 bedrooms in the far corner of our home. Installation instructions were fairly clear but despite carefully following them I initially had troubles connecting and configuring the extender. But I repeated the procedure and eventually got it all working. Once configured and positioned as recommended be prepared to wait several minutes until the unit indicates all is well. Once properly located and fully up and running I was quite impressed with how well the extender fixed our home WiFi "dead spots". Our WiFi RSSI readings in the far corner 3 bedroom "dead spots" improved from 20-30 dBm per room for both our 2.4G and 5G networks (it pulled the 2.4G and 5G WiFi signal strength above -50 dBM from weaker ratings as low as -75 dBm). If you don't know what "RSSI" is Google it - and consider downloading an App to measure it (I used Apple's Airport Utility App and "WiFi Scan" feature, which directly tests and reports the RSSI readings for all available WiFi networks). Directly measuring WiFi RSSI readings allows you to 1) identify "dead spots", and 2) find a suitable "mid-point" location for your extender, which needs to be close enough to your WiFi access point to connect (RSSI >= -50 dBm) then extend your network but also close enough to your home's WiFi "dead spots" to provide better reception. Additionally, when I used the Speedtest App our download performance increased an order of magnitude from 2-3 mps to 20-30 mps. Impressive. I know that WiFi routers, home floor-plans, WiFi providers and other factors vary widely, but I went into this as a 1st-time WiFi extender user to solve some specific WiFi "dead spots" and was quite pleased with the result. CONS: * Not cheap - nearly the cost of a whole WiFi access point (acceptable to me but I can see that as a barrier). * Larger and heavier than other (typically smaller) models (acceptable to me). * Installation was not without some glitches (which I eventually overcame via repetition). Overall Rating: Highly recommended.

فوق التوقع وفوق التقيم والله اتعب وانا امدح فيه

Good repeater at 5G. Improved basement signal.

Excelente, ahora si tengo internet en toda la casa; llegó en perfectas condiciones 🤩

I bought this tp-link AX3000 Wi-Fi 6, Model RE715X Range Extender off Amazon U.K. Despite the fact it is for the U.K. Market, it came fitted with an American plug. I was going to return it, as another U.K. Reviewer did, I decided however to buy a U.S. to U.K. Plug Adapter from MyTravelPal and I am really glad I did. The Range Extender is very top heavy, the plug adapter is a lovely tight fit and once everything is plugged in, rock solid. The reason I bought the range extender was that, in what I call my “entertainment room”, I have a lovely pair of Sonos Speakers as well as a pair of Apple HomePods which are even better, however at regular intervals one of the speakers, usually the right one on both systems kept cutting out and if I was running Apple Music from my Mac using the Home Pods every now and then, the music would jump to the Mac instead of staying with the Home Pods, really frustrating, I have a ZZOOMM Dual Band Router and wondered whether it may be caused by a poor Wi-Fi signal in this particular room, this is the reason I bought the Wi-Fi Extender. It was very easy to set up using the WPS connection, I had already downloaded the Tether app from the Apple App Store, once set up it started working perfectly immediately, no more dead spots and listening to music is a delight once more, if you want a really good extender, you won’t go wrong with this, yes it is more expensive than a lot of others, but as they say “you get what you pay for”. Top Marks.

Its the best extender i used before the internet was not stable at all sometimes connects sometimes disconnect unstable this was a life saver and also connected my gaming pc on it using ethernet its just perfect.