Te device works great most of the time, except during heavy rain or snow, then it will lose connection to the router, have 2, but 1 shares internet to switch, other shares WI-FI to the yard in the woods away from the lake

I've got a chain of 3 of them, with 1st one attached to main router, and get decent connection at the last one, though I know this is stretching it

and now I have a very reliable connection.

Solid connection

Being a city-dweller I needed something to drown out the neighbor's signals enough to actually get a solid connection

No problems have been noted in maintaining a solid connection

After installing this, which took about 30 minutes to configure and mount to the wall, I have a rock solid connection.

But have great connection only 300 feet away if not raining or snowing heavily, so I might have to wire in a 3rd unit to share out to these 2 units as sharing to the Netgear WNDRMACv2 router, was my back-up router in

If you kill the connection with a bad config, cycle the power to load the stored config to go back to before the changes.

Hard-set this guy to channel 3 to keep it from signal-hopping and have had a rock-solid connection since

Purchased 2 of these to piggy back internet around 300 meters, works beautifully, strong connection, low latency.

Good connection speeds when using as an AP

Took a little fiddling to get it working and a decent connection.

Te device works great most of the time, except during heavy rain or snow, then it will lose connection to the router, have 2, but 1 shares internet to switch, other shares WI-FI to the yard in the woods away from the lake

I first tried a cheaper extender and it barely works but it loses connection often.

As for the downsides: the firmware lacks a few valuable features such as captive portal functionality and hostname configuration, the wired ports are only 10/100Base-T, and troubleshooting usually boils down to performing a factory reset and trying again

I really like these antennas they do work really

Range isn't as great as I though it would be