300Mbps Wi-Fi Repeater Signal Booster

Experience seamless internet connectivity with the Wireless WIFI Repeater

This powerful device boasts a 300Mbps transmission rate, ensuring fast and stable Wi-Fi access throughout your home or office. Eliminate frustrating dead zones and enjoy uninterrupted browsing, streaming, and gaming.

Key Features:

• 300Mbps wireless transmission: Enjoy lightning-fast internet speeds for seamless online experiences.
• Wi-Fi amplifier: Boost your existing Wi-Fi signal and extend its reach to previously unreachable areas.
• Remote control: Conveniently manage your Wi-Fi network settings from a distance.
• Multiple working modes: Choose from repeater mode to extend your existing network or AP mode to create a new Wi-Fi hotspot.
• Universal compatibility: Works with all 802.11n/g/b devices, including smartphones, laptops, smart TVs, and more.
• Easy setup: Get connected in minutes with a user-friendly interface.
• CE certified: Guaranteed to meet high safety and quality standards.

Say goodbye to Wi-Fi dead zones and enjoy a stronger, more reliable connection with the Wireless WiFi Repeater.

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Specifications:

• Wi-Fi transmission standard: 802.11n
• Max. LAN data rate: 300Mbs
• 2.4G Wi-Fi transmission rate: 300Mbps
• Wi-Fi supported frequency: 2.4G
• Function: Firewall
• LAN ports: 1
• WAN ports: 1 x10/100Mbps
• Certification: CE

FAQ:

FAQ for Wireless WIFI Repeater 300Mbps Extender

Q1. Can't connect to the internet after finishing setup?

A1. Please verify the following:

• Password: Ensure you entered the same password as your router.
• Special characters: Check if your router password contains any special characters like *&^%$#@!. If so, change your router password, as the repeater cannot recognize special characters.

Q2. How do I reset the repeater?

A2. Long press the reset button (not the WPS button) located on the side of the device for 10 seconds while powered on.

Q3. Unable to access the Repeater's web management page?

A1. Make sure your computer is connected to the extended network.
A2. Ensure your computer's IP address is set to be obtained automatically.
A3. If the repeater is connected to the router, access your router's DHCP client list to obtain the repeater's current IP address.
A4. Reset the repeater.

Q4. Why does the wireless transmission rate slow down after repeating, even with a stronger signal?

A1. Due to the wireless transmission protocol, all repeaters operate in half-duplex mode instead of full-duplex. This means data transmission occurs in one direction at a time between the router (or access point) and the repeater, then between the repeater and the client devices. This doubles the transmission time, effectively halving the speed. It's recommended to connect to the repeater only when your home network connection is poor or when you need larger wireless coverage to eliminate dead zones.

Q5. Why can't devices connected to the repeater obtain an IP address or access the internet?

A1. Possible reasons include:

• Wireless access control: Your router might have enabled a wireless MAC filter, wireless access control, or access control list (ACL). To resolve this, log in to your router and disable these features.
• Unsuccessful connection: The repeater might not be properly connected to your router. Reset the repeater and reconfigure it.
• IP address conflict: The repeater's IP address might be occupied, or the router might have reached the maximum number of connected devices. Reboot your router, reset the repeater, and reconfigure it.

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