I get reliable connections everywhere in the house

I have Verizon Fios which has a fast Internet connection

It does work, but the connection is spotty and disconnects frequently.

I have 4 computers hooked up 1 in basement and 3 upstairs and my neighbor has 2.Their connection as well as mine are running high speed perfectly

They're good, but sometimes loose their connection when used as repeaters.

I'm using the range extender function to stabilize the wifi connection on my laptop in the basement as I was frequently getting dropped

Then it loses the connection, and has to be reconfigured

It does a decent job of maintaining a link but the connection is slow, the UI is not great and even when you disable things like broadcasting it still does it.

Now depending on where I am in the house my devices will just chose the stronger wifi connection

During the retraining the device would lose internet connection.

Good speed, but I have to reboot the device regularly as it looses connection between devices and/or router.

sometimes I lost connection

One of my desktops also gets issues and loses its connection

A single TL-WA801ND works marvelously to help with devices that do not support 5Ghz connections

I have Verizon FIOS router with built-in modem which we found to provide only very slow WiFi connection

Easy setup and variety of modes however, I feel like it drops connections too often.

Strong connection and has been running well since the day I received it.

I can be right next to the device with a N capable device and the best connection speed

In case anyone's having the same problems, here's a few key settings that I used that finally got it work with a STABLE connection: 1)use a static IP for this router in the network settings, 2)disable the DHCP in this router

However, the initial attempts produced the same results I saw with the Belkin: no stable connection, no working Chromecast.

(2x in 6 weeks) where we seemed to lose the connection despite full bars / reception

New connections stop working

Very stable connection

I am have issues with maintaining reliable internet connection

I configured the TL-WA801N in the wireless repeater mode and placed it in a storage shed which is located halfway between my house and garage -- instantly my security camera came back online and has stayed that way with a strong connection.

PA4010KIT AV500 Nano Powerline Adapter Starter Kit, up to 500Mbps' and it provides great WiFi coverage throughout my two story house but the NAT connection is horrible.- Gaming related: Using both the Xbox One and Xbox 360 and testing the network

If I turn it off and reconnect to my wireless modem, it has a weaker and slower connection and throughput - but never drops -

some recent connection issues to it.

I have now reluctantly hard-wired a reliable ethernet connection up in my attic-space with a 50 foot length of CAT-5e cable to my existing LAN and am returning this disappointing contraption

Worked for a while then connection keeps dropping

I have to reset this wifi AP at least once or twice a week because it will simply refuse all connections to it

Improved my wifi connection 100%

I will lose connection, on average, about every 30 minutes, and when I do have a connection it is often glitchy.

The connection is spotty at best.

Our wireless router lives on the fourth floor of our house, so by the time you get down to the 2nd floor, the connection was pretty shoddy

My laptop, desktop, cellphone, and tablet are all able to maintain a solid connection with the AP, but the AP seems to have trouble maintaining an open channel to the internet

I run an I.T. Dept. at a local auto dealer and our technicians were having trouble getting a connection at the ends of the shop (Closest wireless connection was in the middle

Started giving me weird connection errors.

The firmware apparently changed between the time the manual was written and my batch went out, since the manual described a menu similar to the 701N, leading to much confusion as I messed with updating firmware to the latest, scouring the web, and ultimately wasted an hour on hold for support, only to have them read the manual to me

The firmware apparently changed between the time the manual was written and my batch went out, since the manual described a menu similar to the 701N, leading to much confusion as I messed with updating firmware to the latest, scouring the web, and ultimately wasted an hour on hold for support, only to have them read the manual to me