WAVLINKAC600 Wireless Outdoor WiFi Signal Booster,Access Point/Outdoor Router/Repeater/WISP,Support Passive PoE, Dual-Band 2.4GHz 150Mbps + 5GHz 433Mbps, Ideal for Garden Wi-Fi

Easy to set up, although the instruction are not brilliant. Range is suffient to reach my garage 30m away, which was the intention.

Works really well

Bought this to extend WiFi coverage (and therefore Alexa control) to my greenhouse and garage (both a distance from the house). Wow, what a difference to the signal I was getting from my internal hi powered gaming hub. I can now control Smart Devices all over the back of my house and garden. It gives a strong signal over a very wide area and this one was supposedly the cheaper/less featured version.Set up was a breeze too, took around the time for it to boot up (which is a couple of minutes).

Judging by the number of 1 star reviews I'd say buyer most definitely beware. It's fairly easy to set up provided you follow the instructions by the letter. The wi-fi performance though is anything but as advertised - even without any obstructions - trees/buildings etc. Then the frustration begins whether you allow the 'thing' to operate on dynamic IP or set a static one. Now I'm fairly familiar with setting up the magic art of wi-fi and nope there's not a quick and easy WPS button. Anything over 15 feet and the signal just dropped - nothing not even a weak signal. Move back into that 15 feet and signal as expected.However, then the fun and games begin - you have the IP address - in my case it was 192.168.178.40 and was recognised on my system. If you need to alter anything which I had the need to do so simply to try and fine tune the thing, you're met with the login page, enter your password and then a 500 error page appears. Try again and it's that 500 error page again. So another try and hey presto it suddenly logs you into the UI. Make a change here and there and you've guessed it - another 500 error page. I tried 3 different browsers. The Wavlink solution is clear your browser cache which shouldn't be necessary but I did - made no difference. Another suggestion is reboot your router - WHAT!!! Anyway I did eventually do that but as expected made no difference.Set back to factory defaults, connected directly to router and sometimes you could log in and other times a no go.So apart from the extremely weak signal although I appreciate I may have just been unlucky - there's the difficulty in simple login. The UI is frankly amatuerish when you can get to it. Goodness knows how anyone would feel if they had it mounted high up outside - ladder time again. So sorry Wavlink I would advise anyone to steer clear. I now join the One Star review brigade which I'm always reluctant to do but really Wavlink do need to get their act together and no, I'm not interested in a Wavlink replacement to waste all that time again.

Excellent product and the support was excellent. Initially I had a few issues but they were sorted in a timely manner so very happy

I brought this so that I could get wifi in the garden. I am disappointed by the coverage.The furtherest point in my garden is 45M from the AC600 which is mounted on the eves at the rear of the house. There is line of sight to most points in the garden. I have tested coverage using a Samsung S10 using the 2.4G band with a unique name (ie as a AP) and wired connection to router. At 45M in line of sight the signal is usable but weak. When the path is interrupted by a tree the connection is unreliable. My conclusion is that in real life is range is nothing like 100M.I could live with the lack of range but I am disappointed that the AC600 is unable to maintain a connection even if I restrict myself to parts of the garden with a strong signal. Once the connection is dropped it is hard to get it to come back. In the top half of my garden where I can get a week signal direct from my router I get a much more reliable connection to the router that reconnects seamlessly as I move in and out of range. There is probably a software/setting issue with either the AC600 or S10.The bottom line is that its OK if you don't move about but useless if you need to move about the garden.

Purchased this device to provide Wi-Fi in an undergound carpark. The carpark is quite damp (although not exposed to direct rain) hence wanted something that could be used outdoors. The device itself is being used as an access point and works really well. Very easy to set-up. Signal strength is very good and stable across a large area.

It’s ok I had to buy this to work my ring doorbell just outside the house