It does help a little bit, but in my experience, in a real-world situation you're looking at maybe 5-10 feet of additional useful connectivity

The TP-Link Extender has greatly improved the speed and connectivity for our previous dead zones.

Went from intermittent connectivity to full signal.

and I have great connectivity.

AC2600 has connectivity issues (frequently dropping signal so all connected devices loses internet connectivity)

Oddly enough, the Wi-Fi range extender drops/loses connectivity in all other directions

It loses all connectivity, on both radios - testing to a cell phone.

I still have my first (1.0), but it is temperamental, losing connectivity to a single video camera operating at reduce bandwidth.

It loses connectivity frequently and the process of reconnecting is extremely painful and often involves calling the wireless supplier to reset from the home office.

Example: TV/Computer located less than 2 feet away from the device loses connectivity, while TV/Laptop immediately downstairs from the device (roughly 14 feet away

Plus, I have been using the built Ethernet with home cameras and the connectivity has been very reliable

We have a steady Business Internet service into our home with a maximum of two regular laptops and a tablet working at any given time and the TP-Link irregularly yet consistently loses connectivity - either rebooting itself or sitting dormant, requiring reboot

However it has been my experience that after a few hours it will lose all internet connectivity

has great connectivity.

I'm using it to get better WiFi connectivity in an upstairs bedroom

No too happy doesn't work as I though it will.

No too happy doesn't work as I though it will.

my pc my network speed via WiFi dropped from 120 to 150 MPS down to 18 MPS so installed the Tp-link today now getting 80 to 100 MPS which is more than meets my need, side benefit my smart TV use to average 15 to 25 MPS now average 100 MPS (y)