Pros: Good idea if it worked.

Cons: Router upstairs, extender down. Tried different locations. All get 4 blue lights but everywhere I place it, still drops the signal. Wife getting mad. not at extender but at me. Have Spectrum internet with their router.

Overall Review: Does not work at my house.

Pros: -does what it supposed to, plus a little bit extra -features of a low end router interface; access controls, ip address controls, create or duplicate networks -timers for network access, led, power, etc

Cons: -more of a small design flaw with all wall socket extenders. Wall sockets are usually a foot of the ground, not the best place to pickup your wireless signal. And customers don't consider or don't think an extension cable works with them. A power cable and a really cheap mount would improve these for a lot of average customers.

Overall Review: Was able to take a low power 2.4 ghz N based network through several walls, and boost it to 5 ghz AC. Because of the interface, it was very easy to setup and customize. Much more stable with this extender.