TP-LinkAX3000 Wall-Mounted Wi-Fi 6 Router Archer Air R5 | Ultra-Thin & Compact | Dual Band Wi-Fi | Smart Beamforming Antennas | EasyMesh Compatible | Mounting Materials Included | Homeshield, VPN

All i can say is if you have a tp link router it idiot proof to connect and then just peel and stick to were you want it by a power source. Getting another one to extend into my garage.

It was not easy to follow written directions. The directions from support were what I needed to get this setup.

I wanted to upgrade my extenders, so bought two of these. I removed the included sticky strips and replaced them with Command removable strips so I wouldn't mess up my walls. As it was, one of the extenders did not have the second part of the sticky strips in the box, so would have been unusable anyway (didn't look like a returned item, but who knows with Amazon these days). The set up with my TP-Link router went fine, but I did have a couple of annoying issues. I was hoping to "mesh" the extenders and the router. I have my outdoor cameras set up to use my guest network. Turns out I can't mesh the extenders and router and use the guest network for the cameras. Everything has to be on the main network, so can't/won't use the mesh option. I want my cameras on the guest network. Then, once everything was set up, my printer stopped printing (it works wirelessly). It worked fine that morning, but did not work after replacing the extenders. It would say it was connected to the wifi, but wouldn't work. After a day of fighting with it, I finally got it working again. I uninstalled/reinstalled - no go. I reset the printer to factory settings - no go. For some reason it could not "find" the computer. The printer's trouble shooting guide in the booklet that came with it said one option was to turn on Bluetooth on the computer. Did that and it finally connected and has worked ever since (even with turning off the computer Bluetooth again). Not sure what all that was all about, but things are working.After all is said and done, these new extenders are working. The signal is strong. Wish TP-Link would come up with an update that would let me mesh them and still access the guest network.

EasyMesh is supposed to work with all EashMesh compliant devices, regardless of manufacturer. I have a WavLink router with two existing EasyMesh nodes. At least so far, I'm not able to get this device to join my network.

So far no issues and anticipate from Tp- Link2-9-25 updateDown rating to 1 star. Not reliable, fire and forget type of equipment. The router keeps dropping off. No automatic updates help with the issue. Contacted TP-Link asking to replace the unit, their suggestion was to check the CAT cable and to change DNS before they would consider replacing it. Why do I have to do anything after I paid them for the router? This router is at my parents home. I don’t have any troubles whatsoever with the Netgear in my home. I guess I’m done with TP-Link.

I have spent some two hours following the instructions. Nothing works. Avoid.