Mercusys MP500 KIT AV1000 Gigabit Powerline Adapter Kit, WiFi Extender Speed Up To 1000 Mbps, 300 meters Range, Eliminate WiFi Dead Zones, No Configuration required, Package may vary

Denk erom, dit artikel heeft een UK-stekker. Alleen te gebruiken met een omvormer. Nogal dom om dat op een Nederlandse pagina van Amazon te zetten. Maar ik neem aan, dat het werkt (moet nog wachten op de omvormers).

It is one year passed on using this Wi-Fi extender and it works perfectly One of the best affordable solutions for extending your home Wi-Fi network

I have thick walls and Wi-Fi upstairs is poor, so I tried this instead of another extender. Setup took about a minute. One by the router, one in the bedroom, press pair. Internet worked straight away. No apps or setup screens. You won’t see 1000 Mbps, but I get around 100–200 Mbps consistently, which is far better than the unstable Wi-Fi I had before. Gaming latency improved and 4K streaming no longer buffers. It behaves like a long Ethernet cable rather than wireless. Things to know • plug directly into a wall socket • performance depends on house wiring • no passthrough socket or Wi-Fi output It fixed a real problem where Wi-Fi extenders failed.

Ottimi per ripetere rete Wi-Fi in tutta casa senza perdita di velocità. Facili da istallare.

I have a pair of homeplug thingies set up already from another brand but I wanted to get the wifi to reach into the garden. I found out that the powerline could still connect through the plugs in my outbuilding (even though it goes through another fusebox!) so this was the perfect kit. Setup was easy as far as getting it connected to the existing powerline adapters goes, but getting wifi set up was not so easy. So my existing setup was: 1x av1000 from another brand plugged into router 1x av1000 from another brand plugged in upstairs To this I added: 1x Mercusys MP510 (the unit with the aerials) in my outbuilding. Hit the WPS button on my router and when I connected an ethernet cable from the MP510 to my laptop it just worked straight away, plug and play. Getting wifi set up was harder. No matter what I pressed on the router or the MP510 it just wasn't cloning the wifi. In the end I logged in to the MP510 via ethernet and manually configured a new wifi network from there. The way I did that was to link up to ethernet, find the IP address of the MP510, hit that in a web browser and then you're into the config screens for the MP510. I found the IP address by logging into my router and seeing what IPs were connected to it. A circuitous route but it worked. End result is I get full speed wifi from anywhere in the garden, right up to the shed which is 15-20 meters from the MP510.