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The TL-WA860RE uses Wireless N technology and two external antennas to expand your home's existing Wi-Fi and minimize coverage dead zones. Stream video, place Internet calls and game online without lag thanks to the range extender's 300 Mbps speed. Its built-in power socket keeps your outlet free for other uses and an Ethernet port allows the extender to connect wired devices like smart TVs and gaming consoles to your Wi-Fi.

Dimensions: H 6.12 in, W 3.50 in, D 3.95 in
Product Depth (in.) | 3.95 in |
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Product Height (in.) | 6.12 in |
Product Width (in.) | 3.50 in |
Band | Single Band |
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Color/Finish | White |
Electronics Included Components | No additional items included |
Features | WPS |
Maximum data transfer rate/speed (Mbps) | 300 |
Network Standard | Wireless N |
Pack Size | 1 |
Returnable | Non-Returnable |
Manufacturer Warranty | 2 YEAR |
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Yes our WiFi extenders are universally compatible with WiFi routers. Regards, TP-Link Support
I don't think it will help. N300 Universal Wi-Fi Range Extender only works for WiFi.
no
Theoretically yes - however, the Range Extender needs to be receiving a suitably strong signal from your Wi-Fi router to provide the attached network device with adequate connectivity. If you have any other questions, please feel free to e-mail USSupportTeam@TP-Link.com and we'll gladly follow up. Thank you, TP-Link Support
If the question you are asking is can you plug a power strip/surge protector into its outlet, yes, as long as you dont exceed the maximum wattage of the outlet you can. I dont recall what its rated but I'd say no more than 1000 watts - or about 10A of load total.
Yes, you can, so long as you do not exceed the outlet's maximum wattage load.
I don't know about spectrum internet, i am using CenturyLink. My CenturyLink modem is is my computer room. i am using N300 outside in my motorcycles garage which is about 25 to 30 feet in door and i don't have any problems with it.
It does work with Spectrum, but it’s the router type that is more important, not the service. Set up was easy. Not intended to be plugged in outside however the effects of the stronger signal may work outside. The lights on the extender and provided instructions make it fairly dummy proof to set up... you can’t be too close to your existing router and not too far away. The light on the extender lets you know when you are at a right distance. For me that was a floor down and opposite side of house. I am happy with the purchase. Works best with a router that has a WPS button that you can push in, that is part of the connecting process.
This item is a piece of garbage. NEVER worked. Not once.
Yes. It’s an extender so it will work with most/all routers.
Yes the product is compatible with netgear and vast majority of routers and if you cannot connect via wps it has its own standalone setup so you can manually connect this product over Wi-Fi.
YES, it should work just fine. This item is a Universal Wi-Fi Range Extender, and plugs into any available outlet.
internet service provider does not matter. It is compatible with most routers.
There is no easy, absolute answer to your question. There are too many unknown variables for everyone's location and/or placement of the Wi-Fi Range Extender. In particular any obvious obstacles, walls, trees, and any other structures. Easily expands wireless coverage at a push of range extender button, so this feature may still be of help to you.
20 feet or so from what I can tell
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3.5 out of 5