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WAVLINK AC1200 Wi-Fi Range Extender $43.19 (Was $59.99) Delivered @ Wavlink-RC via Amazon AU

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What You Get:

1.Extending exist wireless network to hard to reach are with Simultaneous 5GHz 867Mbps and 2.4GHz 300Mbps connections wireless network speed up to 1167Mbps, creating high speed, long range and stable network, you can easily extend the range of your existing wireless router to create a strong Wi-Fi signal for all the devices in and around your home, including smartphones, tablets, ultra-books, and more.
2.Our manufacturer have produced this kind of product more than 20 years, the quality of wifi repeater range extender is very reliable! Our customer service team provides assistance 24 hours a day,30 days return and replacement,one year warranty.

Please Check out our full range of products in Wavlink’s Official Australian Amazon Storefront

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  • Still showing $59.99

    • You have to apply the 28% off coupon.

  • How far does it extend coverage? I couldn't find that info anywhere on the page.

  • This makes a new 'network', which isn't really a true extender.

    • +2

      Actually an extender always made a secondary network
      New systems like mesh WiFi will extend your existing network

    • Can't you just change the SSID to match your existing network? Probably need to manually change the wifi channel too.

  • +1

    Wavlink have a terrible security history that seems almost deliberate, just google wavlink backdoor you should find plenty

    • +1

      Found an article here. Looks dodgy as, neg.

      Besides the Walmart-exclusive Jetstream router, the cybersecurity research team also discovered that low-cost Wavlink routers, normally sold on Amazon or eBay, have similar backdoors. The Wavlink routers also contain a script that lists nearby wifi and has the capability to connect to those networks.

  • +1

    Got one a year ago -
    1) it gets really hot
    2) when you set SSID the same as the main network, some devices lose connection every 1-3 hours (as I understand, when key expires, and there is no setting to change rekey interval)
    3) when you select some channels, it just stops working until you reboot it
    4) some channels are unavailable for selection at all. Unfortunately, I needed those, so I changed it bypassing frontend check (with devtools in browser). After that, it's not starting up at all, and factory reset procedure does not help.

    So it ended up in garbage bin. If you need it for something more than basic scenario or worrying about hot object in your wall plug, do not buy

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