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TP-Link AC1200 WiFi Extender (RE315) – Covers up to 1,500 Sq.ft and 25 Devices, Up to 1200Mbps, Dual Band WiFi Booster Repeater, Access Point Mode, white
Original price was: $ 36.66.$ 32.06Current price is: $ 32.06.
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Description
- Extend WiFi Coverage: Boost WiFi coverage up to 1,500 sq.ft. and connect up to 25 devices – Compatible with any WiFi Router, Gateway, Access Point (2.4GHz – 300Mbps / 5GHz – 867Mbps)
- Eliminate WiFi Dead Zones: Enjoy Lag-Free connection to any type of devices, including wired devices via Fast Ethernet Port.Power consumption:9.5W（max power consumption）
- Set Up in Minutes: Easily set up and manage your WiFi in a few quick and easy steps using the TP-Link Tether app (Android, iOS). Find the optimal location for the best WiFi connection with intelligent signal indicator. Should be installed between the Router and the desired area. Certification: CE, RoHS
- Access Point Mode: The Ethernet port of RE315 can easily turn your wired Internet connection into a wireless access point. It can also function as a wireless adapter to connect wired devices, like Blu-ray player, game console or smart TV
- Stay Connected: Expand WiFi Coverage for your Smart Phones, Smart TV, Fire Stick, Google Chromecast, Web Browsing, Alexa Echo, Ring and more
- All Wireless Extenders are designed to increase or improve WiFi coverage, not to directly increase speed. In some cases improving signal reliability can affect overall throughput. If you experience any trouble during or after set up, please contact our local support line. TP-Link offers a 2 year warranty and Free technical support
- ISED certified (IC ID: 8853A-RE315 | HVIN: RE315 | PMN: AC1200 WiFi Range Extender)
Additional information
| Wireless Standard | ‎802.11n, 802.11b, 802.11a, 802.11ac, 802.11g |
|---|---|
| Brand | ‎TP-Link |
| Series | ‎RE315 |
| Item model number | ‎RE315 |
| Product Dimensions | ‎8.89 x 5.21 x 12.42 cm, 172.93 g |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | ‎8.9 x 5.2 x 12.4 Centimetres |
| Colour | ‎White |
| Voltage | ‎100240 Volts |
| Date First Available | Jan. 8 2021 |
| Manufacturer | TP-LINK |
| Place of Business | Richmond Hill, ON L4B 1J5, CA |
143713 reviews for TP-Link AC1200 WiFi Extender (RE315) – Covers up to 1,500 Sq.ft and 25 Devices, Up to 1200Mbps, Dual Band WiFi Booster Repeater, Access Point Mode, white
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PB Reviews –
I picked up the TP-Link AC1200 WiFi Extender (RE315) to eliminate dead zones in my home, especially for my office and living room. After some testing, here’s what I think about it:
Pros
Seamless connection: Works great with TP-Link’s OneMesh system. My devices now switch between the – router and extender seamlessly without dropping the connection.
– Improved coverage: Eliminated dead spots, and I’m now getting full-strength WiFi in areas that
previously had weak signals.
– Easy setup with WPS: Plug it in, press WPS, and it pairs with the router in minutes.
– Affordable: It’s budget-friendly compared to other extenders on the market.
Cons
– Slower speeds on extender: While the main router hits 600 Mbps, the extender maxed out at around 90 Mbps down, which is expected for a WiFi 5 device.
– Not ideal for non-TP-Link routers: Performance and compatibility issues may arise with other brands like Bell or Rogers.
– Setup struggles: The manual isn’t clear, and I had to rely on tech support for help during the initial setup.
– Limited speed improvement: If you’re expecting speeds close to your router’s performance, this extender may fall short.
The RE315 isn’t perfect, but it’s a reliable solution for fixing weak WiFi spots. It’s a great option if you’re using a TP-Link router with EasyMesh and value budget-friendly gear. Just don’t expect blazing speeds or flawless performance with non-TP-Link setups.
Josafa ferreira da silva –
One area in my house had a very poor wifi strength. To connect to this device, using the WPS button on router and WPS button on extender at the same time flawlessly connected. Start next to your router then move extender to the dead area.
WoW! Download speed went from 20Mbps to a whopping 76Mbps. Night and Day. Movies, videos etc. YEA!
I did have a bit of a learning curve my fault. You must open your settings on whatever device you use and select the (your network name with an EXT added on. That is the Tplink device. Choose it and you are good to go.
I am enormously impressed with the product.
PB Reviews –
Easy installation. Nice mobile app. And it really boosted my wifi in my blind spot. Before the speed was 10-15 mbps. Now it’s getting 35-45 mbps
KatieG –
Setting up the extender is a breeze, and the reception has improved notably. I really like the one-mesh technology, eliminating the need to change networks at home.
Abdul K. –
Works great, it was a gift for my parents as there router only did half their house. Was easy to setup, you do not have to download an app, just read the instructions well, as it gives you a few ways to do it.
Richie Rich –
After installing a brand new TP-Link AXE75 (AX5400) WiFi 6E wireless router, I will still getting weak spots in the some rooms. I was hoping this would fix the issues with my Linksys Atlas mesh wireless network, which had good range but devices kept binding to a weaker node and wasn’t switching nodes seamlessly. After doing some research, I bought this TP-Link RE315 Range Extender because it could work with my router using TP-Link’s OneMesh/EasyMesh system. I was a bit skeptical given my bad experience with the Linksys mesh system. Setup was incredibly simple, I plugged the RE315 into a power outlet that was more central in my home, on a different floor from router. Pressed the WPS buttons on both the router and range extender and after a couple of minutes, they paired and the RE315 extended my 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks. Using my router’s web interface, I could see the RE315 as a “Mesh device”.
To test, I used my Pixel 6 and the WiFi Analyzer app on 5GHz network. With this phone on my previous Linksys Atlas mesh, it would bind to a node but wouldn’t switch to the stronger node, even if I was 1 ft away from it. I had to turn off WiFi and turn it back on before it bound to nearest node. With my TP-Link EasyMesh setup, I could see my Pixel 6 was connected to the AXE75 router. As a moved downstairs and was a few feet away from RE315, I saw the connection switch to the range extender. It was completely seamless and I didn’t lose the WiFi network, it just switched. With WiFi Analyzer, I could tell which network device I was connected to based on Mac address and IP. Onto an Internet speed test. Connected upstairs to AXE75, I was getting 600 Mbps down, 300 Mbps up on and 1Gbps Internet. Connected to the RE315, I was only getting 90 Mbps down, 60 Mbps up, which seems slow but I was expecting that with range extender as half the bandwidth is connecting to the main router, while other half is for clients. This is also a WiFi 5 AC1200 ranger extender, compared to my WiFi 6E AX router. So I was pleased with this performance since the area I was getting the dead spots in, I was now seeing full strength with good speeds, which is much better than dropped connections I was getting not using the range extender, or with my previous Linksys Atlas mesh.
Rico Reis –
Works good! Was easy to set up and has extended the wifi to cover low areas
Sri –
Gostei mt do produto, veio de Miami- Florida-USA
Instalei na parede da área para melhor propagação do sinal para as câmeras instaladas fora de casa, atendeu mt bem as expectativas. Recomendo, produto de 1*
Cristian –
So far the TP-Link AC750 RE220 Dual-Band WiFi Extender (2019 release) has worked great and suits my needs perfectly.
It’s small and visually appealing so you don’t need to worry about hiding a bulky or ugly device. It actually resembles an plugin oil diffuser like a lot of us might have. It is very light weight so it shouldn’t sag from the outlet when plugged in. You will lose an outlet plug and if that’s a problem you can always use an extension cord and put it where ever you want. The front of the RE220 boasts 5 easy to understand LEDs informing you of its status (power, ethernet, WiFi, 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands) and a WPS button. The bottom of the device has a high speed RJ45 ethernet port (this is absolutely golden for wired devices) and a reset button which is recessed so you don’t have to worry about accidentally pushing it and ensuring that you have to mean it when you do use that feature. It is supposed to work with any WiFi router. The mobile app and web user interface also give you management options like enabling the High Speed Mode, restricting particular devices for a specified amount of time and it even lets you turn off the LEDs if they might disturb your sleep or distract you. I personally have not used the extra features as of yet but they sound like they might be pretty useful, especially being able to turn off the LEDs. I think everyone has noticed blinking lights from various devices and they can be super annoying if they’re in your bedroom or visible when you’re trying to focus.
The RE220 was very simple to set up with easy to follow step-by-step directions in the box, which guide you through the process and inform you about your options for setup (WPS, mobile app, web UI), where to find the app, a QR code for the app (this is also printed on the box) and the web UI address for setup if you opt to use a computer instead of the app or WPS feature. I chose to use the app which is also very simple which made the process all the more enjoyable. All you have to do is follow the on-screen prompts and it goes smoothly. It has you setup your 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi bands separately as they each have a password although it’s usually the same and it’s also true that not all networks are dual-band. I didn’t have a single problem during setup. It was quick and painless.
The only setup issue I did have was mine. In my haste to get the RE220 going, I didn’t rename the extender’s WiFi signal to match my home network so it caused conflicts with my IoT devices that were trying to talk to each other because the network is password protected and I had actually created a second password protected network. This caused some communication issues. The instructions even tell you that you may want/need to do this but I was in a hurry so I could get other things done and overlooked that. Once the signal was renamed and the password set to match the original network it worked great and without issue. This was very easy to do within the mobile app but could also be easily done using a laptop or desktop computer.
I bought this to solve an issue with a device I got a great deal on. I stumbled upon a used Sony Media Streaming Bluray player for $15. I couldn’t believe it and couldn’t pass it up. I didn’t really need it but I was tired of using my phone or laptop to stream movies and video to my bedroom TV. It was always a hassle and the only alternative was a wired connection directly to the TV and that in itself was a pain and more so if I wanted to play any of the discs that I have since my laptop doesn’t have a built-in disc player and I have to connect the USB BR/DVD/CD player. The problem was that the player required a wired network connection and not wireless. I can’t complain since it was practically free. I don’t know about you but my house does not have wired ethernet. I could do that myself but it’s time consuming and the money needed cancels any value in my purchase, in fact, it probably would have exceeded the cost of a brand new media player and I didn’t want to make that kind of investment just to get a media player on the network. My TV is a few years old and it doesn’t have WiFi or smart apps itself and I’m not ready to spend a few hundred just to get that kind of experience there either. Not when I can work around it for much less. This network extender allowed me to connect the Bluray player to the network using a spare network cable that was laying around from an old printer or maybe it was an outdated gateway from an internet old service provider. Regardless, the cable was brand new in the package and all I had to do was plug it into the TP-Link RE220 extender and my Bluray player and BAM the player was on the network and asking me to install updates. To top it all off, the WiFi signal in my bedroom is much stronger and everything using the RE220 signals have a much more reliable signal. That’s not to say my Arris Gateway didn’t give me a good signal to begin with, it’s just a stronger signal.
The speed of the TP-Link RE220 AC750 WiFi Extender works great for watching Prime videos in HD. I get full 1080p just fine. There is always a loading delay but I think that’s the player which is a few years old so the memory and processor speed is not top of the line but it was $15 so again I’m not complaining. If you plan on watching 4k Ultra video, you may want to do some research to see if the TP-Link RE220 AC750 WiFi Extender meets your needs speed-wise, but it claims 433 MBps for 5 GHz and 300 MBps for the 2.4 GHz bands which should be fast enough but it’s not GigaBit speed for sure. I don’t have a GigaBit speed router so it wasn’t a concern. My TV isn’t 4k Ultra capable so I didn’t worry one bit about it. I did notice that when I watched a movie using the Amazon Prime app on the player, it checked the connection speed and displayed the result and it’s exactly what I see on my Samsung Galaxy S9+ on the home WiFi so the RE220 does not seem to be slower than the Arris Gateway my network is running on to begin with and the only speed issues I ever see are when too many devices are simultaneously using too much bandwidth (multiple HD TVs, cell phones, laptops, remote set top boxes, etc). First world problems…am I right? The only solution there is a faster internet connection and router which hasn’t been necessary and saves money and even if I did upgrade I think this WiFi extender would still suit my needs.
Grant Hennin –
Lo querÃa usar principalmente como amplificador de mi red Wi-Fi, pero noté que solo me daba a lo mucho 120MB de los 350MB contratados y eso que la señal era excelente. No importaba donde lo pusiera o que estuviera a 1 metro de él, siempre daba 100 a 120MB. Mejor decidà ponerlo al lado del módem, como punto de acceso con cable LAN y su cobertura es muy buena, llega a toda la casa con los 350 que tengo.
Si solo tienes 100 MB en casa o no te importa solo tener 100MB estables pero que llegue a cada rincón; adelante, porque su rango de Wi-Fi es muy bueno.
Pero si quieres un amplificador que te llegue a cada rincón y con los MB que tienes contratados, éste no te servirá.
Richie Rich –
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I’ve been using the TP-Link RE505X WiFi Extender in **Access Point (AP) mode**, and so far, it’s been delivering on its promises. Setup was **straightforward and quick**, with no technical hurdles — a big plus for anyone looking for a hassle-free experience.
In terms of performance, it’s solid. **WiFi 6 support** helps maintain good speeds, and I’ve experienced consistent, strong connectivity throughout the area it’s covering. As an AP, it integrates seamlessly into my network and effectively boosts coverage without noticeable drops.
However, the **design leaves something to be desired**. It doesn’t seem to fit snugly into the wall socket — in my case, I had to **place it upside down** just to prevent it from falling out. That loose fit is a bit annoying and could have been better thought out.
**Pros:**
* Works as advertised
* Very easy to set up
* Good speed and stability in AP mode
* WiFi 6 support
**Cons:**
* Awkward physical design
* Feels loose in the socket; needed to place it upside down for a better fit
**Overall Rating: 4/5**
If you’re looking for a reliable, high-speed WiFi extender and don’t mind a quirky design, this is a great pick.