Super Power Supply 3 x 9dBi 2.4GHz 5GHz Dual Band WiFi RP-SMA Antenna style 2 for Routers Asus RT-AC66U RT-N66U RT-N16 RT-AC68R RT-AC68U R700 Netgear Nighthawk R7000 Linksys EA6900 TP-Link TL-WR1043ND

These easily extended my range 2-3x on my Asus RT-AC66U. Entire three story house (1940s so all aluminum, wood, and steel) now has 4-5 bar including basement, and my wireless now extends well across the street and into my neighbors home who share my wireless. (no there are very little other routers around me). This signal gain came with nearly no extra noise and seems to be clear thus far. Construction is standard plastic, but the connectors at the bottom are strong and do not flop over like other cheap antennas.

I use these with a Netgear R7000 router, and they fit just fine.These antenna's are significantly larger than the original antenna's (about twice the size).As far as signal improvements, I can say that I noticed only a slight improvement.Due to the complexity of radio signals, the WiFi frequency you're using, the position of your router, and the dependency on the capabilities of your WiFi devices, your milage may vary.Since none of us might really care about the signal strength, but are more interested in the actual data speed, keep in mind that these larger antenna's might give a better signal but might also come with more "noise", and in the end only provide a slight improvement in data speed.At this point I'd say: try your standard antenna's (on a R7000) first and see how well things work before testing these (very affordable) larger antenna's.

These did not work for me on my Asus RT AC68U. I used an app that is free to load called Wifi Analyzer on my Nexus 10. I was not having a problem but I saw my signal for the 5 GHz range fell off quickly, I was just hoping to boost the signal to prevent future issues. At the normal close range with stock antenna I was -35 for the 2.4 GHz range and -42 for the 5 GHz range. With the new antenna I dropped 10 to 14 signal strength on both bands. Same held true for the farthest room I use my tablet in, the signal was just weaker to start with. I tried rearranging them and pointing them differently but had the same results. I was really hoping they would add a bit of signal but they didn't. Signal strength is not necessarily a indication of internet throughput, I also used the free app Speedtest, I did not see any improvement but no huge losses either. Hope that helps somebody before they purchase. Might try using some way to actually measure the signal, might surprise you.

Running DD-WRT on my nighthawk router with these new antennas. Here's some stats on stock vs these antennas with my upgrade.Wireless strength stock:http://rehmann.co/blog/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Screen-Shot-2014-09-06-at-3.39.37-PM.pngWireless strength with these antennas:http://rehmann.co/blog/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Screen-Shot-2014-09-06-at-3.49.12-PM.pngDevice ending in A6 is running on the 5Ghz band and is about 20 feet from the router. Device ending in B0 is on the 2.4Ghz band and is across the street in another building 150+ feet away. Although the results are not amazing, do remember that these percentages are on a logarithmic scale. So 4 or 5% is actually a decent increase. Additionally, although I don't have exact statistics for it, throughput with these antennas did create a noticeable increase (using it as a 5Ghz router with a client on the 2.4Ghz band to bridge the network connections).The antennas on the Nighthawk router are pretty decent to begin with, If I had this option again, I would have gone with the 12 dB antennas at http://www.amazon.com/Super-Power-Supply%C2%AE-TL-WR1043ND-WHR-HP-G300N/dp/B00KQ0EN2A/ref=pd_cp_pc_14/5 do recommend the upgrade on the Nighthawk running DD-WRT. ( http://rehmann.co/blog/?p=489 )

I purchased this antenna set to improve the wifi signal from my Asus RT-AC68U on my back deck. I had a reliable signal in the house, but, on one particular part of the deck I had none. This, typically, wouldn't be that big of a nuisance, but, I would stream music from my phone to the house stereo, and it would drop in this particular spot, right in front of the grill.The improvement is dramatic, I've got full signal strength there now, without moving the router or doing anything more complex than unscrewing antennas and screwing new ones in. I've had these for over a month now, and see no negative side effects either (aside from a near certainty that my neighbors can see my wireless AP now). I'd strongly recommend this product to anyone who has signal strength issues on a compatible router/AP.

I couldn't get all the antenna to attach to the router, one of the three fell apart in my hand, one would not stand up or hold any position other than laying down on the table where I had the router installed. They were shipped very quickly though, and when I related my experience to Amazon the return was quick and easy, maybe I just got a bad set.

I purchased these hoping that they would give me "full bars" in a couple of areas of my 2story, 3700sq. ft home where I had 2/3 bars or 3/4 bars depending on the device. Using Inssider indicated that I was about 5db from achieving that-- so I pulled the trigger.First off, the product feels cheap! It took a long time trying to find the perfect angle of the outer two antennas without having them fall over. I would have paid a couple of dollars more for a more rigid construction.The good is that these did improve my signal enough to have full bars throughout my home. The product does work for both 2.4ghz and 5ghz bands.These were used on an Asus rt-n66r router.

Nothing spectacular

Guadagno di portata poco evidente. Un poco fragiline (tendono a staccarsi nello snodo). Tutto sommato un prodotto accettabile tenuto conto del basso costo.

Bought these a little sceptical but they have really improved our wifi range in awkward house

Nice antennas work perfectly, gained some distance for wifi.

Exelent delivery considering it came from the USA. Works very well but is big and ugly good jod its upstairs out of the way