Gaming Router Extender, Optimized for Online Play, Streaming, and VR, High-Speed AC1750, MU-MIMO for Low Ping, Single Unit

I have a 200 mbps Spectrum internet service and trying to get my computer connected to the router at full speed has been elusive for over a year! Wired Ethernet is out of the question as unable to run cable in existing building, and best I could do with MOCA was 100 meg. Attribute this to being in a condo and not able to completely trace all the splitters, etc and even with gigabyte MOCA something is limiting it to 100 meg. Wireless from the wireless card in the computer to the router (top of the line Netgear) just would not get much over 80 meg so finally found on Amazon this system primarily for gaming, but no reason it shouldn't work for station to station as advertised. Connected one unit to the router by Ethernet cable, and then 50 feet down the hall, inside two doorways set up the other unit. Fired it up in about 20 seconds, and initially got only 40 meg and high ping (150ms) was devastated! BUT!!!! After a few moments, the ping went to 40 ms, about normal, and speed clocked at over 200 mbps! Seemed almost like the setup had to find a correct channel or whatever, and has been working at these high speeds ever since.VERY pleased and hope it continues. Sometimes it takes a second or so to reach full speed, but comes up every time. Could be a quirk of the router, etc. but after a moment or so full speed.Must say extremely easy set up. Plugged each unit in to power and connected the ethernet cable to the router port and other to the gig port on computer. After a minute or so pushed the WPS setup button on each unit, and viola! Found each other and rock solid ever since. Have a connection monitor running on my computer to pick up any momentary drops in connection, but after and hour no drops at all. And this measures drops of under a second.So, at this time, highly recommend this to give problem connections between a computer and router beyond what the router wireless and computer wireless can give, at least in my situation. No way to test higher speeds as 200 meg is all i have available, but handles this fine. If anything changes over time will update this, but after trying many different ways to connect, this is the best I have found. A little expensive but beats the heck out of powerline adapters (tried all there were)....do not work very well at least in my setup, and have used elsewhere, and not very impressed. MOCA I like, but if your cable and splitters do not allow over 100 meg, then no good. And if ANY 100 meg adapters in your system anywhere, gigabyte MOCA defaults to 100 meg maximum. Once again, not using this for gaming, but simply as a high speed wireless connection between a router (using gig port..NOT WI-fi function) and computer.A satisfied customer.Update: 6 weeks later still going strong and zero dropped connections. Even after several power outages. Have not had to adjust a thing.Weeks later, has never dropped a link or connection. Ordered two more as they were lower in price, and intend to us at a frequent location we go to and take each time. Only two power connections and two Ethernet connections. Use for laptop across room from a wireless router that cant get much with the wi-fi card in it over 120 mbps. Router has gig internet (verified) output so hope to get high speeds in laptop as has gig ethernet card. Saves running a cable 80 feet across floor in large LR/DR ( no way wife would allow). Have high hopes for this setup and will add to this review after trying in several weeks.BTW, I asked manufacturer a question and one of the tech managers saw it and responded same day! Was can you use the “base” unit as an AP for cell phone and indicated just use the password on bottom of unit for a dedicated 5G link (plus the bandwidth of the laptop of course) if desired.Very pleased, 10-24-2021.UPDATE 1-29-2022…initial setup still running fine as never dropped a connection…and has been on continues to stay linked since purchased. Say 3 months..Second group did not perform as well, and could not get to all signal lines and junctions and pre-installed splitters. But ran at the speed of slowest device connected .Highly recommend if running cable not available and works like a charm!Have set up several friends and love it😀UPDATE....After several months still rock steady connection and never once dropped as far as can tell. Still getting full supplied internet speed since installed on day one.Update: 7-15-2022Keeps on impressing me. Pretty much acts like ethernet cable (direct and no losses) for my needs.Changed setup a little from first and now have single transmitter and receiver. But now did away from MOCA for some of my connections and using same receiver but now using the splitter function of receiver so Dell desktop on one port and other port ran to the access point had been using with MOCA. Easily handled this with zero comprised speeds. Eliminated all the MOCA that fed an access point in same room and get full max speed (200 meg) from my Spectrum internet rated 200 meg at source. MOCA had been limited to 60-100 meg due to splitters in walls (condo) that would not allow MOCA 2.5 to operate at this speed.And as far as can tell, since initial install, never dropped any signal compared to MOCA having to be reset every now and then.Love this device and so far has not disappointed me. Just bought a spare NexusLink pair to keep in reserve so as not to even leaving MOCA setups in the way as backup. MOCA served me well…but time to put in boxes should need ever arise.

I live in a pretty densely populated area in a house and I just could not get this thing to work properly for more than a week in the month I've had it. I changed every setting I possibly could in it, my regular internet and my computer and it just did not help for VR. I had one week where the performance was pretty good but the other 3 were just miserable. I'm not sure if its my ISP's fault, this devices, or my own. Speedtest shows I'm getting 600mb download and 25mb Upload which I thought would be enough considering I have friends playing on 2.4ghz WIFI from another room with no complaints. I have one other person in my house and made sure I played when they were sleeping with as many WIFI devices turned off as I could and it made zero difference.I'm Using a Quest 2 with Virtual desktop, and using WIFI to stream to the headset is unplayable despite being 3 feet away from this Access Point and giving myself every advantage I possibly could. I get constant unplayable lag spikes, ping spikes, and microphone glitches. I got constant black bars and screen tearing in my headset before and after using this device no matter what I did. Wi-Fi was a horrible experience and this didn't help at all.I'll use VRchat as an example because its my most played game in VR. Using this Access Point over WIFI, I was getting about 120fps in the home world, and not even close to 100fps in any other world. I would get constant lag spikes, Spacewarping, screen tearing, black bars on the sides etc. Extremely uncomfortable and unplayable. I play for much longer than the Quest 2 battery can sustain me so I ended up tethered to a wire anyway just to keep the thing charged. Switched to a link cable instead of WIFI and I don't even know why WIFI is an option. VRchat looks at minimum twice as good as it ever did over WIFI with a link cable, giving me over 500fps in the home world, and minimum 200fps in other worlds with 40 people in it AND using XSOverlay to watch Twitch streams and YouTube, playing music and using a voice changer through Voicemod while STILL playing VRchat with a 980 TI GPU.If you're looking for performance gains for VR I cant say if any WIFI setup is the answer. I cant believe I wasted a month trying to get WIFI to work when a simple cable quadrupled my performance at minimum.The unit was very easy to setup and mess with settings. I was up and running in probably 10 minutes. I already had my desktop connected to an ethernet cord but I will say this device improved my download speeds by about 20Mb's or so but definitely not worth $100 for that.I'm giving this thing 4 stars when I want to give it 3 but I cant because I honestly cant say if its me, my ISP or it just doesn't work. I'm sure its fine for normal PC/Console online gaming but I never had an issue with those in the first place.Again, If you're looking for massive VR gains, get a link cable and a pulley system if you have to and leave WIFI in the dust. This was a waste in my personal experience but I cant rate it low because I don't know where my true problem lies.

Buena y fácil de instalar, pero la base donde fijas la cámara tiene un codo giratorio, y en el caso de la mía, no apretaba, tuve que usar pegamento para fijarla y asegurar que no se cayera desde el techo, pero esto implica que ya nunca la podré girar y no es prácticoLa app es "regular" , molesta que al ser gratuita cuando quieres abrir tu cámara con cierta urgencia, te aviente por delante el comercial. Con buen internet, no hay fallas en conectividad, eso es de recalcar.

Excelente cámara, ya he comprado varias y siempre han salido bien, el único detalle es que el zoom no es el mejor pero si lo tienes en imagen normal se ve muy bien, no se si exista alguna con mejor zoom o esa sea la diferencia entre la x4 y x10, respecto a la app de unos días para acá no sirve la sección de iluminación y solo me dejo activarlas en 2 dispositivos con configuración completa en los demás solo se puede visualizar, no deja activar la alarma, ni manejar configuración.

El brazo debería ser un poco más resistente pues corre riesgo de romperse, apesar de eso tiene buena calidad el producto

Todavía no la instalo

Lo que no me gusta es que te aparecen anuncios en el app