2-Pack 900Mbps Wireless Bridges, 5.8G Outdoor CPE Point to Point 3-5KM Long Range Access with 14DBi High Gain Antenna,2 RJ45 LAN Ethernet Port,24V PoE Power, IP65 Waterproof WiFi Bridge Set

I needed a way to connect my WiFi for one building to another. I thought about burying the cat 6 cable but the terrain would make a too troublesome. I looked for a WiFi option and came across this WiFi Bridge. It offered up to a 1 km range which was well within my range. It's 300Mbps transfer speeds were also something was very much wanted. It has a good outdoor CPE design and a powerful 12dBi high-gain antenna. It has reliable point-to-point connectivity making it ideal for me. With two RJ45 LAN Ethernet ports and support for 24V PoE power, it offers flexibility in connecting multiple devices and easy installation. The IP65 waterproof rating ensures durability in harsh weather conditions, making it suitable for various outdoor applications. I set up a quick test using my computer at about 30 ft from the router. I tested the connection speed to the computer directly to the network via cat 6 cat which measured at about 93 Mbps. I then measured the WiFi speed from the computer to the router(in a different room in the office) which measured at about 35 Mbps. I then hooked up up the wireless bridge and measured the speed through the bridge to the computer and it measured at about 75 Mbps. There was a slight drop using the wireless bridge then via a direct cat 6 cable but the office that I did the test from has many interfering WiFi signals that could be causing some of the drop in WiFi speed. Overall, I think it did a pretty good job cutting through the interference to deliver comprobable speeds. Whether you're bridging network connections between buildings or extending internet access to remote areas, this WiFi bridge delivers high-speed and stable connectivity with ease and reliability.

I just replace another brand that quit working. I used the existing POE cables, about 60 ft long. I followed the directions shown here on this Amazon page and it went extremely easy. Before I got up on the ladder outside I first set them up inside my living room about 10 ft apart. I set the address and the master/slave switches as shown in the instructions. I looked at the signal strength. everything instantly came alive with strong signal. Next I installed them outside using the existing Ethernet wire from the old units ( I had tested the wires to be sure they were good) and used the new injectors that came with the units. Again they came alive with full signal strength. On the slave end I plugged into a whole house network through a Wifi router. Streaming on the smart TV works well as does everything else. Best bang for the buck I have had in a long time.

It appears to be of high quality and was a breeze to installl. I am using this for my workshop that is detached and about 75 feet from my house. I like to stream baseball games when working in the workshop and this works great and no freezing or pixilating. I have not have this type of service in my shop before and using cellular data was always glitchy. I highly recommend this product.

These were fairly easy to setup considering the terrible instructions which assume the buyer is a network engineer ( I am) so I imagine they might be more difficult for someone with no network knowledge.I test them over a variety of distances ranging from 15 -80 ft and using various wireless channels to find the optimal channel. At a distance of 15 feet I was able to get 15Mbps download speed and 4Mbps upload speed. At 80ft I was getting 11/3 Mbps. This is a far cry from the 300Mbps advertised speeds. I also ran a continuous ping to a laptop I connected to the far end. I found the latency between pings was very inconsistent ranging from 7-105ms. Although 105ms is still good enough for VoIP communications it should be consistently lower considering my tests conditions are about as favorable as they would get.I have no choice but to return these unfortunately.

60mbits beteeen two houses, quarter of a mile, through trees and barely line of sight. Good enough to stream 4K

My barn is 130’ and several walls away from the router so the wifi signal was pitiful, plus our cellular connection almost nonexistent, so I was out of luck. This bridge was so easy to set up using an old router at the barn, it arrived configured to use in this manner so as soon as the router started I was in business. Now I have internet and wifi calling at the barn. The hardest part was routing the cat 5 cable from the router through the crawl-space and outside to the bridge but the included POE adapters avoided having to install conventional power supplies at the nearest plugs, etc… Didn’t need any support or adjustments so can’t rate those aspects. I’m really happy with this and pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to have it operating, I recommend this product!

Works great. Needed internet from house to my shed located about 45 yards away and been working fine for the last 8 months. Took a bit to figure out at 1st since I'm not the most technical person out there but I managed.

Easy set up. I have a fiber link in my house. (1Gig) Hooked it up 10 feet apart and only got 35Mbps out of it. Good enough for my needs. Permanent install goes almost 100 feet still only 35Mbps. It even slows down to 11Mbps witch messes with my 4k TV. Easy, yes. Cheap, yes. 300 Mbps, no.