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- Condition
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- Model
- AC7 WiFi to Ethernet Adapter
- Dimensions
- 0.7 x 1.21 x 0.88 in
- Weight
- 0.32 oz
Features 5
- Connet your wired device to wifi : by using this dual band Ethernet to wireless adapter, your Ethernet-enabled devices can access the Internet via wireless connection, powered by electrical outlet
- Work with any Ethernet enabled devices: This wireless to Ethernet adapter supports smart TV, game console, blu-ray player, network printer, raspberry pi, Ethernet switch or computer etc., no driver installation or update needed
- AC1200 faster wireless speed: up to 867Mbps on 5GHz WiFi or 300Mbps on 2.4GHz WiFi, excellent for online video streaming, gaming, high quality music and facebook by using this 802.11ac WiFi to Ethernet adapter, 4 X speed of N300
- Universal compatibility: This 5GHz universal wireless adapter works with any 802.11ax/ac/a/b/g/n WiFi routers;
- Better WiFi signal: the Ethernet wireless adapter comes with 2X angle adjustable external smart WiFi antennas which pick up stronger WiFi signal than internal ones
Description
Make wireless connection possible on your Ethernet-only wired devices. With this WiFi to Ethernet adapter, you can connect your wired device to your WiFi network. It runs up to 867Mbps on 5GHz WiFi or 300Mbps on 2.4GHz WiFi, delivering a solid connection for online working, streaming, gaming, etc. Adjust its 180° rotatable antennas to get optimal WiFi signal for your wired device. No extra charger or charging cable is needed. Plug into a power outlet and it works after setup. Works with any IEEE 802.11ax/ac/a/b/g/n WiFi routers or gateways. Connect your router and the WiFi to Ethernet adapter by pressing the WPS button Install it via WEB interface if your router does not support WPS. Also better manage it via WEB UI. Protects your data and device safe by supporting WPA2-PSK, WPA-PSK and WPA2-PSK/WPA-PSK. Set it up in the same room as your existing WiFi router. Press the WPS button on your router and the WPS LED status on the router should change. Then press the WPS button on this WiFi to Ethernet adapter within 2 minutes. Wait until the Signal LED light turns solid blue, which indicates a successful connection with your WiFi router. Place it in the same room as your existing WiFi router and power it on. Use a WiFi device to connect to the default WiFi network BrosTrend_EXT. Open a web browser and go to re.brostrend.com to visit the web management interface. In first log in, set up the administrator login password for future log in. Select your existing WiFi network, enter its password, and save the settings. Wait until the Signal LED light turns solid blue, which indicates a successful connection with your WiFi router. For receiving optimal WiFi signal from your WiFi router, we suggest relocating this WiFi to Ethernet adapter closer to your WiFi router. Also, please plug it into an electrical outlet which is 2.5 feet or more away from the floor. Connect ONLY your wired device to this device. Please do not connect other WiFi devices to the extended networks created by this WiFi to Ethernet adapter. Otherwise, the connection speed of your wired device will be lowered. AC1200 Adapter AC1200 Adapter AX1500 Adapter AX3000 Adapter N300 Adapter Founded in 2011, BrosTrend dedicates itself to premium network products which deliver fast and reliable connections. With more than 10 years of experience in the networking industry, BrosTrend never stops innovating and is ready to bring a smoother online experience for everyone.
Specs 4
| Product Dimensions | 0.7 x 1.21 x 0.88 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 0.32 ounces |
| Manufacturer | BrosTrend |
| Item model number | AC7 WiFi to Ethernet Adapter |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Excellent solution for connecting Ethernet devices over Wi-Fi
★★★★★ I bought this to connect my Ricoh office printer to my network without having to run a long Ethernet cable through the house, and it worked exactly as I hoped. The initial setup took a few minutes, but once it was configured, it has been stable and reliable. My printer has stayed connected without random disconnects, and the network performance has been excellent. If you have a printer or any Ethernet-only device in a location where running a cable isn't practical, this is a great solution. It saved me a lot of time and made my office setup much cleaner. I've been very happy with it and would definitely buy it again.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2026 by GEORGE
Perfect for Adding Wi-Fi to My Wired Setup
I recently picked up the BrosTrend AC1200 WiFi to Ethernet Adapter for my desktop, which doesn't have built-in Wi-Fi. I wanted a simple way to add wireless internet without having to deal with USB dongles or upgrading my whole system. This adapter has been a solid solution, and here’s how it’s worked out for me. Setup and Ease of Use: Setting it up was pretty easy. I followed the instructions, connected it to my router, and then plugged the Ethernet cable into my desktop. It took only a few minutes, and everything was up and running. I was relieved not to run into any major complications because I’m not super tech-savvy. Performance: When it comes to performance, the dual-band Wi-Fi is a game-changer. I’m getting around 867Mbps on the 5GHz band and 300Mbps on the 2.4GHz band, and I’ve noticed a big improvement in my internet speed. Streaming movies in HD and gaming online is so much smoother, with far fewer interruptions than when I was using a USB adapter. Design: The design is simple but effective. It’s compact and comes with external antennas that help boost the Wi-Fi signal. I didn’t have to do much trial and error with positioning, since it has a signal indicator to help you find the best placement. That little detail made the setup process a lot easier than I expected. Things to Keep in Mind: There are a couple of things I’ve noticed. First, the 5GHz connection tends to weaken the farther I am from my router, though the 2.4GHz band still holds up pretty well. If you’re planning to use this in a large space, you might want to consider the range limitations on the higher band. Also, while the web interface is easy to navigate, I do wish there was a mobile app for managing the connection, but that’s a minor gripe. Overall Thoughts: I’m really happy with the BrosTrend AC1200 WiFi to Ethernet Adapter. It’s given me reliable Wi-Fi on my desktop without the hassle of cables or complicated setup. If you're looking for a good, affordable way to add Wi-Fi to a device that doesn't have it, I highly recommend it. Just keep the range in mind, especially for the 5GHz band.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2025 by TheKaizenOne
Easy Setup
Needed an ethernet connection for my old HP workhorse printer after my old "switch" failed. This unit took about 2 minutes to set up and now my network printer is fully functional again. Worked well with my older router and much cheaper than purchasing a new printer.
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2026 by TM3
Good, easy to use
I got a free repurposed computer that I set up in the spare bedroom. Since my router is in the living room this WiFi to ethernet adapter looked like a good solution for connecting that computer to my internet network. Despite the extremely easy set-up, my initial impression of this product wasn't good because while it did work I was getting slow internet speeds despite the WiFi signal being very strong. The fix was easy but didn't occur to me until after I wasted time with extensive troubleshooting even though it was actually the first or second thing that I should have tried. That's on me obviously but first set-up. I only needed to plug this into an outlet near my router, press the WPS switch on the router, then press the WPS switch on this adapter. In less than 30 seconds the indicator light showed that the adapter was connected to my network. Once connected I unplugged the adapter and moved it into the room where I needed to use it. In less than a minute the indicator showed that it was again connected to my network and I hooked the adapter up to my computer with an ethernet cable. I had internet. Unfortunately, the internet I had was slow. I tried streaming an Amazon Prime movie and it froze several times until Amazon switched to streaming in standard definition. To troubleshoot I tested the signal strength at the outlet where this WiFi to ethernet adapter was plugged in using an Android utility on my phone and the WiFi signal was very strong. I then experimented with connecting this to an extension cord instead of directly to the wall outlet and moving the adapter higher up to different shelves on either side of the computer desk but that made no difference because the problem wasn't with WiFi signal strength. I changed settings inside my router to prioritize the ethernet WiFi adapter. I temporarily moved the computer into the living room and connected it directly to my router to verify that the ethernet card wasn't bad. I finally decided the problem had to be the adapter so I gave this product a less-than-glowing review. Then a few days later I realized I'd missed one of the most obvious troubleshooting steps which was to power cycle my modem and router and low and behold the internet speed I was getting went from not being fast enough to stream anything in HD to fast enough to stream 8K video--the speed I was roughly the same as on my primary computer connected directly to the router via ethernet cable. The speed with this adapter has been stable and consistent in the three days since I did the power cycle so what had been a disappointing product suddenly gave me better internet speed than I ever expected before making the purchase. Unless something goes south in the near future (in which case I will update my review again) this appears to be an excellent option if you need WiFi internet on an ethernet-only device. Set-up is fast and easy via WPS (the manufacturer sent me an alternate non-WPS installation method but since power-cycling fixed my issue I didn't end up trying it). I can't say if this actually gets 1200Mbps because my internet service isn't that fast but I am getting roughly the same speed as on my devices directly connected to my modem via ethernet. If you do experience disappointing internet speeds after setting this up then try what I forgot to do and power-cycle your modem and router which is a simple process that takes just a few minutes.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2023 by Joe Smart
Does what it claims, solved a problem.
I gave it five stars because it does exactly what it claims and what I needed it to do—it allowed me to hook up an older printer that only had insecure WPS for WiFi to a modern WiFi 6 network without WPS. I do wish there was a way to turn off the range extender feature completely, but for those complaining about this device being a range extender, let me explain why it kind of has to be. If they removed the range extender function from it, there would be no way for you to configure the device from a phone unless they also added Bluetooth. It has to transmit either over WiFi or Bluetooth, or you would not be able to log in to the device from a phone. A few of us still have Ethernet capable laptops, but most people do not, so they need a wireless connectivity option. Bluetooth would solve it but would add cost. I did hide the networks and after hiding them, technically it is still broadcasting but any interference seems to be minimal because none of my nearby WiFi devices saw any loss in connectivity. I suppose your mileage may very. Now, what I used it for. We have an old Canon Pro-100 series printer. Old but still functions well, so we did not want to replace it. It's in a room with a brand new WiFi access point in the ceiling, but no Ethernet jacks. With our old Netgear WiFi equipment, this printer was available as a network printer on the 2.4 GHz band configured via WPS. When that netgear equipment started to fail, I switched to a TP-Link Omada system. TP-Link Omada does not offer WPS WiFi configuration because quite frankly, it's insecure and should never have been part of WiFi in the first place. The printer does have a 10/100 Ethernet jack. With this device, I was able to configure it to connect to the new 5GHz WiFi access point and run a Cat6 patch cable from this device to the printer. Everything on our home network that needs to use it was able to discover it via Bonjour protocol and can print using it. Thus, this device saved us from needing to buy a new color printer just because we updated our WiFi network. And the setup was extremely easy. The only possibly confusing part was hiding the range extender SSIDs which we do not need. So for that, I give it 5 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2023 by Michael A.
Perfect solution for my setup. So glad I found it.
Super simple to connect. Performance matches my setup. Connects my xFinity gateway to my Ethernet hub in another room wirelessly. My internet plan is 300mbs and this adapter should easily handle that.
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2026 by Ed L
Actually worked better than I had hoped for.
I was leery of buying this as I've never had good luck with Wi-Fi extenders. Well, what a pleasant surprise this was. It was easy to set up. Hooked right into the new 4K DVD player with the included J45 plug Ethernet cable and I ww off and running in just a few minutes. Would recommend for people needing to extent a cable only appliance like older DVD players, Smart TV's that don't have wi-fi.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2026 by Dave Schoch
Works as both a wireless extender and Ethernet wired access point at same time
I have an older Onkyo TX-8050 receiver that was originally connected wirelessly though a USB adapter that Onkyo sold. Well, that adapter died recently and the replacement adapter are no longer manufactured and are now very expensive on the used market. The Onkyo has an ethernet port so when searching for a solution I ran across this adapter, for a reasonable price so I ordered it. When it arrived I plugged it in and tried the WPS auto connect approach. To my disappointment that didn't work, so I went through the manual connection process which was easy and well documented. After one try I was connected to my wireless router so I unplugged it, moved it to the outlet behind the receiver and plugged in an ethernet cable. Using DHCP my Onkyo connected up right away. I then used the Onkyo remote app on my cellphone to connect up to setup and control the Onkyo. My wireless control is back and as a bonus my USB port is now free to use for plugging in USB memory sticks with music on them. Now I didn't really need the wireless extender capabilities but I decided to try them out. Using my cell phone to connect I could see the AC1200 device put out two new access points. They are named the same as my original wireless router with EXT and 5GEXT added to the original name. One is a 2.4GHz access point and the other is a 5GHz access point. I connected up to the 2.4GHz access point and ran some speed test. It performed just as if my phone were connected directly my wireless router, with speed that matched. Then I tried connecting to the 5GHz signal. The speed tests showed a connection a couple of Mbs faster than the 2.5GHz connections. Both connections worked great. As expected the 5GHz signal strength is a little lower than the 2.4GHz signal. The higher the frequency used the more power it takes to get an equivalent strength signal. Higher frequencies are more susceptible to interference like walls and other physical obstacles. I should note that there are two walls between my wireless router and the extender device. Despite what was written in an earlier review, you can use both the wireless extender and ethernet access points as the same time. I suspect on an older model this might now have been the case because the instructions to mention a switch to switch between the capabilities but there was no such switch on my device. I really would have liked to give this a 4.5 star rating as the only reasons I marked it down a little was due to the WPS connect feature not working and I have the unit about 20 ft. from my wireless router and that seems to be about the limit with the wall I have to go through. Fortunately that's all I need so I am very happy so far. One last thing, after registering the device you will get a 30 month extended warranty for free. Hoping I won't have to use it though.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2022 by Kevin T