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- will act as your main router - will route a network behind your main router - will act as a wireless AP behind your other router - will connect as a WiFi client to another system and then provide WiFi and wired ports to its clients (network extender, or "WISP mode") - The web interface has an easy way to choose among the above options and simple configuration for the option I'm using (as the network extender using WiFi to talk to upstream) - good speed for the money - actually getting reasonably close to the full speed rating for the distance it's sitting away from the upstream router/AP - feels pretty solidly built - reasonable features for the price point and the flexibility is the main feature I was wanting

- Easy setup right out the box -Wifi 6E works as advertised -Plenty of ports for hard-wired connection -Able to connect at a far range with a lot of devices at the same time

Easy to install Works as advertised

Flawless connections all through house

+ Bluetooth device recognized by Windows 11

- Easy to install with no issues at all - Came with the mini screwdriver which was a nice touch

- Easy setup - Works without any issues on my Windows computer - Lights up when you have devices connected so you know it's working

meets expectations I don't have an AX 5400, but my WAP's AX 3000 works just fine.

easy to adopt (if you have a controller) Handles currently 25 devices with very low incidents.

Fast performance and PoE+/++ out of the box! Small footprint and overall a performance beast for my network

All good, mail time frame, in great condition and easy install

Came next day. Works as expected see picture. Installed in my spectre x360 which I bought in 2015. Amazing upgrade to my previous wifi card (7265).

Inexpensive, good construction

- Easy set-up with Asus app - Gaming and/or Work from Home prioritization with app - Connected with old AI Mesh router - 1 input Ethernet port - 7 output Ethernet ports - Great Wi-Fi coverage

It is blazing fast and works great! No need for that install disk that comes with it, just plugged it into my win 10 box and it immediately detected my Wi-Fi routers...

Easy setup - plug it in, connect Ethernet cable to router, connect Ethernet to computer, your up and running. If you feel intimidated setting up your home network, don't sweat it, you can install this -- no need to call the geeks. Decent speeds. I was even able to stream a movie without any lag. Speeds are comparable to wireless. When distance is involved with wireless signal loss, powerline networking could be a better solution. These will work when 120v receptacles are on separate legs. Your house has two (2) 120v legs that run to your breaker box. Parts of your house are wired to one 120v leg and other parts are on the second leg. I have had other powerline adapters that did not work when plugged into receptacles on separate legs. The TP-Link worked and worked just as well whether on same leg or separate. Non-polarized plug - it will work plugged in right side up or upside down. You don't have to worry about blocking and entire receptacle. Secure - 128-bit encryption. This is important as you are running over the powerline. Without encryption, anyone could access your network from an outside receptacle. Good value for the money. Complete kit to get you up and running. You get the powerline adapters and two decent Cat 5E cables for under $40. Everything you need is in the box.