I know the description says that it gets speeds up to 300 Mbps. I have wireless speeds of around 112 Mbps. Will it actually transmit at those speeds?
1262300
I am at 50 mbps & it works fast & good for the price..I say its a good product & it hasnt let me down.
730755
I have been told by one of my co workers that this antenna will transmit up to 10 km depending on how it is set up. I set mine up for my mother in law to receive wifi in her house next door to mine and she receives full signal, even with the wifi going thru two house structures.
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Yes, as long as you have good bandwidth speed. I had 2.5 Mbps download speed and .44 upload and the images were grainy. When I got the speed up to 12 Mbps download and .8 upload they were great. It also helps if you have this device near the modem/router so the wireless signal is strong.
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Hello - I find using this device very sporadic .. meaning my wifi kicks out every single day.. if I am away from unit say 100 feet - I am NOT very happy at all with the performance - BUT I say this .. not knowing if it is in fact our main router - although I did have another much less expensive device that I used (Securifi Almond-Touchscreen Wireless Router extender) and that worked so well .. but it was not meant for the outdoors. I wish I had done a bit more investigating .. for the money spent .. I am not happy ..sorry ..
52444
no it wont. You need a wireless bridge for that. I recall TP link has such a device. I did not get it because it do not have 5GHz band
2144763
From what I was told, No....it will not accept that high of a speed...it's a "2" modem....you would need a "3"
1055942
No, there are very few times that I even can tell it is wireless at all. Those times I have too much open and it may be the computer having problems more than latency issues. It works so well that I cannot tell when it first syncs to the computer.
1914869
It depends on the router and the obstructions. Mine (TP-Link) has produced a signal of a couple of hundred feet. I don't know if it's consistant tho.
1903902
If I understand your question, the answer is no. It is wireless in the sense that it picks up a wifi signal, but it does not transmit a signal. That is accomplished with a wireless router.
167871
Very valid question. Although the unit has 10/100Mbps ports, the transmission rate in between units can be up to 500Mbps. With their crummy management software I can see that at my home in between the units I'm able to get about a 145Mbps connection on the horrible wiring job in my home. So when thinking about this, the 500Mbps unit or 200 Mbps unit are talking about the transmission rate capabilities between each other, not maximum attainable network speeds, with that in mind depending on your wiring and distance between units that number can drop significantly.
475288
Do a wikipedia search on it. It is the communication speed in bits and not bytes.
881079
I can't answer how it works with the Netgear 300. However I have been using one with a Netgear WPN824N N150 Wireless Router for over a year without any problems. I also set one up at my church that has been running almost as long without problems. I recall that is was somewhat difficult to set up and it took several tries to get it correct. But once it was working it hasn't been any trouble. It runs for months without having to reboot.
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The computer will go as fast as your router will allow, I never had good luck with wireless speeds when playing online games. I always have the best results when I am plugged in, that has no bearing on the computer though, its mostly the wireless fault from the router.
1039078
It should, but it will likely slow your network speed down to 300mbps. This shouldn't be a problem unless you REALLY need your home network to run at 500mbps.. You'll note I said should.... TP-LINK USA has very responsive and informative email help staff. For a definitive answer, I suggest you contact them at this address. support.usa@tp-link.com
1443635
No, it does not. Frequency range is 2.4 Ghz, and data transfer rate is up to 300 Mb/second. One must pay more for the higher frequency reception...but then, most Internet Cafes do not support this higher frequency either...what was your intended purpose? The important spec is the data transfer rate... :-)
1136614
I'm not sure there's any way to know without opening it up (IIRC, it didn't include any paperwork). Although I never tested it for max speed, I used it on a gigabit link and regularly transferred data at well above 100Mbps without issue.
2035360
I stopped using it because the speed was no where near 50 mbps. It would drop down to about 2 mbps. didn't return it because the time and effort was not worth it. So sorry i did not use it long enough to see if it was hot.