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From:TRENDnet
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User Rating: Amazon Sales Rank:#2699 |
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 Great units. Don't look like the pic though., 2008-10-30
Been using these for a couple of weeks with some Cantennas. Using them in repeater mode has been fairly cool. I was trying to bridge a distance of 300 ft but I haven't managed that yet. However, on the source side the signal in the immediate vicinity of the unit is significantly better. I may need a third repeater to bridge my gap though.
I did see the unit, or one very similar, cheaper at a local store after I bought it!
Allows you to wirelessly network for DirecTV on demand, 2008-09-18
I never knew that this was a possibility for extending my wireless network until I read about it on a DirecTV chat room. Basically, I have DirecTV with HD DVR and wanted to use the newly enabled on-demand functionality that allows me to download television shows and movies so I can play them when and as often as I want. Unfortunately, my wireless router is too far away from my DirecTV receiver (cable box) to allow me to plug the two together. This product allows me to 'create' a new wired connection that is near enough to enjoy this DirecTV service. It is both low cost and low maintenance, a perfect combination for mankind.
Inexpensive and performs well., 2008-08-27
I needed a wireless access adapter for my modded Xbox that is setup in the bedroom. I use the Xbox as a media extension for streaming movies/music from a central server, so a nice quality connection to my home network is a must. The TRENDnet unit was easy to setup/configure and works great, no signal issues at all. The video stream from the server is nice and smooth with no lagging or freezing. If I need another WAP I would purchase this unit again.
Enough for what I needed, 2008-07-31
Very economic. Just needed to have wireless in my small apt. I bought it over 3 months ago and until now has worked without any problems. Is not the bets in the world but does the work that's needed for.
Good Inexpensive Option among Wireless APs, 2008-06-25
When my miserly boss assigned me the the project of connecting two buildings at opposite ends of our compound, as well as to blanket the entire campus with wireless, he gave me pittance of a budget. After buying the high-gain antennas, low-loss cables and a router, I had precious little cash left, so I gambled and purchased a bunch of these units.
As others have noted, this unit is rather unimpressive in appearance and flimsy-feeling, but it works well in both client mode and AP mode. Very easy to configure and stays connected. The firmware is also refreshingly simple and easy to navigate.
As a negative, the range is only about 1/3 of the range of the ZyXEL wireless router that does the DHCP duties on the network. Still, all in all, the price is right and, so far, they have performed admirably.
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