Tengo 1.5 años usandolo. Tienes diferentes funciones a usar. En lo que cabe es bueno y me ha ayudado para extender el internet de mi casa. A pesar de ello tiene algunos problemas, en ocasiones los dispositivos se desconectan, no tienen internet en modo extender, por lo que hay que usarlo en otro modo. Recomiendo hacer una actualización de firmware para mejorar el dispositivo. Desde mi opinión mejor compraría otro mejor y más barato.

Es buen producto, muy buena recepción de señal, rápido de instalar. Quedo satisfecha!!!

Es un económico y buen access point. Es muy sencillo de configurar, no tiene muchas opciones para moverle. La intensidad de señal es sobresaliente. También su estabilidad. Funciona perfectamente el PoE. El único pero, es que no le invitieron nada de cuidado en la traducción del software, toda la interfaz está plagada de fallas en el la escritura.

Buen producto cumplió su cometido, antes tenía el.lodem de la.compañia de servicios de internet y la conexión era inestable siempre se desconecta a algún equipo y con este se acabó el problema además es POE así que lo puse en elejor lugar sin necesidad de llevar energía eléctrica

Lo compre para extender la señal wifi, el modem esta en el primer piso, coloque el router como extensor en el segundo piso y no alcanza a extender la señal al tercer piso.

Buen producto, casi no se calienta lo cual me pasaba con otro Acces Point más antiguo, fácil de configurar, ligero, botones accesibles, y antenas impresionantes.Trabaja muy bien como Acces Point o Repetidor que son los modos que he usado.El problema es que el software interno no tiene actualizaciones y se siente algo rustico, viene con problemas de traducción al español y si esperas verlo reflejado en la APP de TP-Link te vas a desepcionar.Fuera de los detalles antes mencionados es un excelente producto digno de la marca.

Antes de comprarlo, revise las opiniones y me decidí por la relación calidad y precio, aquí donde vivo un técnico te instala uno de la misma marca pero de menos mbps por el cuadruple del precio en que lo encontré en amazon. la verdad es sencillo de instalar y funciona bien, un par de veces en un mes como que perdió la señal, pero se solucionó apagando el dispositivo y volviéndolo a encender. Ahora tengo internet en toda mi casa, cuando antes de tenerlo había espacios en las que no llegaba la señal.

Un buen producto de gran calidad con un precio ajustado, permite varios modos de uso repetidor, access point, modo puente, es facil de configurar y permite tener aumentar el rango del wifi de tu casa. A su vez el precio ofrecido por Amazon USA fue de 599.00MX en contraparte con los ofrecidos en mercadolibre que oscilaban entre 1000.00MX, el envio llego antes de lo esperado a pesar de ser un envio internacional.

Ragazzi è arrivato!questo access point dalle molteplici funzioni è una bomba!Premetto che questa marca mi era già conosciuta per una schede di rete pci wireless che dava ottime prestazioni.Anche su questo prodotto tp-link non delude!Il mio problema era dovuto al fatto che il mio vecchio "glorioso D-link DWL-2100Ap , non mi faceva avere il segnale in tutta la casa.Ma non è che arrivasse poco....non arrivava proprio!!!Tutti i possessori di smartphone sanno quanto sia snervante girare per casa come un rabdomante,in cerca di un segnale decente che permetta la navigazione.Con questo piccolo gioiellino ho risolto ogni mio problema.Su un appartamento di 100mq, persino sui balconi più lontani e pure al piano sottostante ,offre un'ottima resa.Vanno benissimo le 3 antenne date in dotazione da 4dbi,senza nessuna necessita di comprare quelle ad 8dbi,in un raggio del genere.Sono estremamente soddisfatto dell'acquisto che,dopo una breve installazione,si è dimostrato ampiamente all'altezza delle aspettative.Come sempre amazon offre i prodotti migliori,ai prezzi più bassi.Ed è anche veloce nelle consegne.Lo consiglio a tutti quelli che abbiano problemi di segnale basso e vogliano navigare in ogni angolo di casa senza nessun problema,ad un prezzo più che onesto.10 e lode.

Très bon appareil, facile d'installation et fiable. Raccordé sur RJ45 pour augmenter la portée du signal de mon routeur initial. Maintenant, wifi partout dans la maison.

Le TP-Link TL-WA701ND est un bon produit et il fait très bien ce que l'on lui demande de faire : point d'accès, répéteur Wi-Fi, pont Wi-Fi , etc...L'interface d'administration est bien faite, simple et surtout bien fournie en paramétrages et options nécessaires aux diverses fonctionnalités offertes par ce petit mais efficace switch Wi-Fi.L'antenne est bien démontable et remplaçable / repositionnable grâce aux divers accessoires par exemple de TP-Link que l'on peut trouver facilement sur Amazon. Fort pratique.Avec le modèle reçu qui correspond aux images du site, le manuel était à jour et l'interface d'administration par défaut (ou après réinitialisation) était bien en 192.168.0.254. On peut alors la modifier à loisir ou passer le TL-WA701ND en DHCP avec réservation.Le manuel fourni est assez pauvre pour les non-aguerris et peut donc rebuter largement en cas de première installation, mais en tout cas pour ma part j'ai pu mettre en place rapidement un point d'accès Wi-Fi sécurisé pour l'école de mon fils (l'installation, qui utilise un réseau privé en classe B avec un simple PC serveur DHCP, n'était pas pourvue en Wi-Fi initialement) sans aucun problème particulier.A dire vrai, pour le prix je suis positivement épaté par le rapport prix / options - fonctionnalités offertes.Maintenant reste à espérer que pour une utilisation en continue cela tiendra le coup...Je ne peux que recommander un tel produit pour ceux cherchant à mettre en place un point d'accès ou étendre leur réseau Wi-Fi existant pour un budget minime / très serré.

I bought one of these to connect my Humax Foxsat-HDR device to my home network because I can't reach it with an ethernet cable. I wanted this primarily so I could access it from my other computers (and a PS3) to view/copy recordings directly instead of having to transfer them via a USB HDD. An unexpected bonus was that because this gave the Humax box internet access, I now have BBC iPlayer available on my TV :-).The TP-Link Access Point should be able to wireless-enable any device that has an ethernet socket. You want to use Client mode.Various helpful reviews have already been posted - I would add a few suggestions...You can avoid changing the IP address of your computer if it already has an address within the 192.168.1.xxx range (known as a subnet). This is defined within your wireless router (or by the wireless access point if you use a wired router/AP combination). You can find the subnet from the router configuration. Alternatively, in Windows, run CMD and then type "ipconfig" into the command window. This will display the IP address the computer is currently allocated. Router/AP manufacturers use different subnets by default, normally 192.168.0.xxx, 192.168.1.xxx or even 192.168.2.xxx. If your computer is not in the 192.168.1.xxx subnet, then you will have to change its address temporarily, as documented.Either way, once you've got access to the admin function at 192.168.1.254, change the TP-Link address to one which is more usable i.e. one within the subnet of your computer's original address, because your computer will then be able to talk to it when you switch it back. (Even if you're already using the 192.168.1.xxx subnet, I'd still recommend changing away from 254 because it's possible another device might choose it.) The recommendation is to use a static IP. A better alternative is to use Dynamic IP, because then the TP-Link will automatically have a usable address provided by your router. You should then define a static address for the TP-Link's MAC address in the router's DHCP configuration. This tells your router to always use a specific address whenever it sees the TP-Link. By using DHCP, various other confinguration values are supplied by the router and you don't have to redefine them (with possible errors) in the TP-Link. If you don't define a static address for the MAC in the router, then the TP-Link will just be allocated an address within the router's DHCP range, but not necessarily always the same one. This will make accessing the TP-Link admin function difficult.Don't enable the DHCP server in the device when using client mode. It's not needed and is just adding complexity - the device attached to the TP-Link will use the existing DHCP server in your router. If you choose to use a dynamic IP for the TP-Link as suggested above, it'll be disabled anyway.In summary, it appears to work well (I've had no problems) and is comparatively easy to configure. It's less than half the price of a major manufacturer's AP I already have, so it's a snip at the price. It comes complete with an ethernet cable to connect to the client device. Recommended.

review for: TP Link TL WA901NDHave been running this for the last couple of months now as an Access Point - very happy with its performance - great value for money.Its a cheap and cheerful box - I didn't get my hopes up with this box, I wanted a cheap wifi solution to replace my old g DLink WiFi AP, so i wasn't surprised that I didn't get full N speeds connecting to N clients, even when they were the only wifi devices connecting to the AP, placed right next to it, with the router set and client both set to N only.However I was completely surprised with the good solid performance - and even though I only get 65mbs duplex, the user experience for surfing, streaming and downloading was as good as wired. I only had one N device to test this with, so the speed being fixed at 65Mbs, may just be the device I was using - it was certainly streaming and downloading as fast as other devices on wired. The AP runs a little hot on heavy use, but no more than my old DLink AP.Installation was okay, connected directly to it using a laptop to configure it. The web administration is functional and straight forward enough to avoid reading up on if you've configured a lot of APs before. It does a very good job offering value for money adding many functions, qss, vlan etc, as well as the usual gamut of functions such as AP, bridge, repeater etc. My review is based on its performance as an Access Point, as this is all I am using it for. I have QSS disabled as I'm old fashioned and paranoid in nature as well :-) so I'm not using wep or wpa as they are too easily cracked nowadays, wpa2 with a good pass phrase is what I usually go for. I expect the qss functions could be useful for others for quickly adding devices to the network.It may be worth checking if the unit you receive is hardware version 1 or 2 (at time of writing v2 is the current version for this model), and should we be paying paying the full price if they're going to give you an old version 1 box, even though you are getting a great price with this box already? You can check the hardware version under status in the web management or flipping over the unit and looking at the serial/bar code. I got mines direct from Amazon and it was v2, but its worth checking if your buying from an Amazon merchant, although most of them seem to be fine. I noticed a newer firmware available than one on my box, so upgraded the firmware. You can get the firmware from the tplink site, which at the time of writing is: [...] . Firmware upgrade is pretty straight forward through the web management.Streaming dvd/video files from a nas box via unc or streamed through the twonky/dnla media server is perfect, even in areas my old AP couldnt reach. I was hoping the new box would eliminate a couple of dead spots I had downstairs and give me some wifi in the loft conversion (I have two massive steel girders running across the house in the roof for the loft conversion, and couldn't get wifi upstairs before). The new AP has no problems, and we now have reliable wifi upstairs and downstairs - very impressed. I was initially considering buying another as a repeater for upstairs depending on the performance of this one, but it works so well that I don't need another one! :-)I've connected about nine different clients to it, ranging from windows xp home, xp pro, win 7, android 2.2 and 2.3, including laptops, android phones, tablet all different speeds,(I have a lot of old laptops which come in useful when the nephews and nieces come around.For some reasons half of the client devices took a few attempts before connecting properly, probably down to my long passkey and a little quirk that when adding new devices - if you put the wrong passkey the client appears to connect successfully (but your not really connected and you sometimes you get an ip address but no internet connection)With the clients I had problems connecting with, removing and adding the connection until I got internet access seemed to solve this issue. Once each device connected successfully, all had no problems reconnecting (and I've checked with most of them over the last couple of months - this connection issue only happens the first time you add a device. Not quite sure if its the device or firmware issue? As I never had any problems after the initial set up and no problem with multiple clients connecting, I haven't pursued this further.To date up till now, the unit hasn't been switched off or rebooted, and gets used regularly now that we have decent wifi access for our mobiles, and we regularly stream multimedia to the phones/tablet/net book (for the little ones to watch their collection of kids dvds).The addition of PoE is very refreshing, they even include an poe power injector for you. I didn't need to use this as the AP was near both the network switch and mains, but it would have been useful had I needed to install a tplink upstairs, as there would no need to worry about an extra mains socket/extension lead, which we are short on upstairs, or the extra trailing power wires. Great feature for future proofing.I got a uk main adapter supplied with this, and the aerials on this unit are removable (in case you want to upgrade the aerials, luckily I had some spare 9dbi aerials, but it didn't make that much difference to the stock ones that were supplied with the device with my set up/positioning - its more about the position and direction of where you are pointing each aerial, although in the right circumstances it could make a difference). The stock aerials are 4dbi gain.Overall an excellent buy. So far, very stable, from the last two months, hopefully it should stay this way. Would definitely recommend.