They provide excellent coverage and the EAP management software (free download) is quite useful

This guy has very good coverage.

Both radios (2.4 and 5Ghz) provide ample coverage for a moderate sized home

Unstable Ping, sometime even may experience ping lose ,Strange Geographical Signal Coverage, (Maybe beam forming would fix this, however it's not available on this model)Unfriendly mounting option for home user,Configuration soft Windows only

Using at home now have great coverage throughout my entire house all devices seamlessly transfer from router to access point and back.

I get excellent coverage and speed

and they did the trick...greatly improved coverage.

I should get another for better coverage in my old lath and plaster house the 2.4 Ghz gets through but not sure about the 5 Ghz to the far end of the house.

It had amazing coverage, PoE capability and the speed was great for a 2.4Ghz single band WAP

The 5ghz band had no issues, but I saw very poor coverage and signal strength on 2.4ghz band, to the point it was almost unusable if you weren't right on top of the access point

I just could not get enough WIFI coverage in my office with my router in the living 15 ft away because of the bands saturation and sideband noise

I now have the best WiFi coverage that I've ever had in the house

The 2.4g signal coverage is just fine - if I want things to download at 54mbps

The EAP245 coverage is good for one

Great coverage in my home.

I got satisfactory whole house coverage and no interference problems with neighbors

With the router's built-in access point in the home office on the north side of the house and the unobtrusive TP-Link EAP-245 in the family room on the south side of the house, I now have whole-house coverage as well as sufficient outside coverage even to the road at the front of the house.

Great coverage all the way out to a detached garage...

Great coverage!

excellent AP put this on my second floor the coverage is good

The 5Ghz coverage is a disaster

I'll eventually get around to moving this access point upstairs and that should provide even better coverage outside.

A LAN is only as strong as it's weakest link and it's no longer my wifi.

It's not as easy or clean as it can be