NETGEAR WiFi Range Extender (EX6120) - Add up to 1,500 sq. ft., 25 Devices - AC1200 Dual Band Wireless Signal Booster & Repeater (Up to 1.2 Gbps Speed), Compact Wall Plug Design – Free Expert Help
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Size: WiFi 5, 1.2Gbps (Active)
Features
- Adds WiFi range coverage up to 1500 sq ft, and connects up to 32 devices such as laptops, smartphones, speakers, IP cameras, tablets, IoT devices, and more.
- AC1200 WiFi (up to 1200Mbps speed) performance using dual-band and patented FastLane(TM) technology for video streaming and casual gaming
- Works with any wireless router, gateway, or cable modem with WiFi
- Plug in game consoles, streaming players or other nearby wired devices using the one 10/100M port for maximum speed.
- Supports WEP and WPA/WPA2 wireless security protocols
Description
NETGEAR AC1200 Wi-Fi Range Extender, Ethernet Port, Works with any Wi-Fi Router (EX6120). Ease of Use: CD-less setup—great for mobile devices, Push ‘N’ Connect using Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) 1.
Brand: NETGEAR
Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11ac
Data Transfer Rate: 1200 Megabits Per Second
Frequency Band Class: Dual-Band
Special Feature: FastLane Technology
Product Dimensions: 2.64 x 1.54 x 2.17 inches
Item Weight: 4.6 ounces
Item model number: EX6120-100NAS
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 14, 2015
Manufacturer: Netgear
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Size: WiFi 5, 0.75Gbps (Discontinued)
I would strongly avoid purchasing this WiFi Extender. I was unable to get any routing from this to my existing WiFi access point after multiple attempts. I selected Netgear as they are known, reputable brand but it still failed to work. First, I am very technically knowledgeable, yes I am an engineer, and have considerable experience with electronics and networking. I purchased this WiFi extender to extend the range for several Blink-XT outdoor WiFi cameras. I have those cameras on a VLAN (Virtual LAN) or Guest WiFi network currently. My initial set up attempt was to manually set up the extender to extend the existing VLAN ) I have for IoT devices. I initially only set up 2.4 GHz as that is what the VLAN is set up for and all the Blink cameras support. I manually selected the SSID for that network, and entered the PSK (Pre-Shared Key or password) for that network. It connected, and showed as connected on the set up status screen. I went through all the account set up as well. Initially I connected through ethernet and then also connected through WiFi. At this point I could connect to the extender either through WiFi or ethernet. However I had no internet access. I found I could ping the device's IP address, and any devices connected through it. I also found that IP addresses had be provided through DHCP from my router. However I could not access the internet. PINGs would also fail to the internet. After considerable wasted time, a few resets, and additional attempts I decided to at least try the normal WiFi network. I initially manually set that up. Again, same results. At this point it is pretty basic. I then attempted to try using the 5 GHz radio as well. Again, same results. Finally I tried the basic WPS set up. Again, it connected with the primary WiFi with both 2.4 and 5 GHz. This is the basic set up that is suggested for users. Still, no connectivity. At this point I went to the Netgear website, downloaded the latest firmware and manually updated the device. Then I did a full factory reset, and started all over again with the default WPS set up. Still the same result -no connectivity other than local. The router it is connecting to is definitely working properly and is very high performance (Asus RT-AC5300). A few Google searches revealed that many others have had similar experience with this device. I had read some reviews prior to buying, and figured it was just people not knowing what they were doing. It is this device, the reviews were correct. So, at this point, after wasting about 4 hours I did another full factory reset, put it back in the box, and requested a return label from Amazon. In summary, I tried everything from as manual set up as is supported to the basic WPS set up and they all failed to work properly. I tried all combinations of 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, dual band, and connecting with WiFi and Ethernet to the device (connectivity to the router was always WiFi). I tried both the primary and VLAN(Guest) WiFi networks. None worked. I would look for other options.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2018 by TechPicky
Size: WiFi 5, 0.75Gbps (Discontinued)
No stars. Returned it. Massive PIA to try to decipher the tech argot of the directions and it didn't work anyway. I bought it to extend the range of my router's wifi signal for an outdoor camera. Even after all the irritation involved with getting it paired to the house wifi and then plugging the extender into an outlet closer to the camera, it had zero impact on the camera's signal. The location receives a strong 4-bar signal from the router, too. There's no phone number to call for help with the setup unless you register the product first. The website you have to go to for the setup process doesn't even bother to tell you up front, where it might be helpful, that you won't ever see the setup assistant until you access Netgear's web pages through the extender's wifi, not your home router's wifi. The website has links for setting up with a PC or Mac, but the one for Macs doesn't work--the page never loads. Well, not until you've accidentally come across that information, on a completely different page that you found while looking for set-up help, that you have to access NetGear's pages through the extender's wifi signal, not the wifi from your own router. If you finally get to the setup assistant you will be asked questions you have no clue how to answer because they're all in tech-speak. Why is it necessary to call a password a "network key"? Why don't you just say "password"? "Make sure your computer is set up to use DHCP". Really. I'll get right on that. I've been using personal computers for 30 years and have never seen the term "DHCP" and have no idea how to check that my computer is set up to use it, but since you bring it up, why don't you tell me how to "make sure" of that? Worthless. The whole instruction guide is like that and the setup assistant is worse by far. And hey, did you know that "WPS does not support WEP network security"? Who cares, if you don't know what either of those things are and if they don't tell you how to determine which your wifi has? The manual will tell you things like, "Click the Next button and the status screen displays". Wrong. Like a lot of the other steps. You know what happens when you click Next? The setup assistant completely vanishes and you end up back on NetGear's main web page. You are not offered something logical for the next step in the process, like a log-in setup option, or a flashing neon sign that says "setup complete" or any information on the status of the device you think you maybe might have possibly just set up. Nothing. Here's our web page. Enjoy this total lack of feedback about what you were just trying to accomplish and whether it worked or not. No idea whether their phone tech support is any good or not because I put the device back in the box and printed a return label, but phone support is good for only 90 days anyway. Besides, you have to register the product first--so they can have your personal information and probably put you on 20,000 mailing lists for spam--before they'll give you access to the super-duper-secret-classified help line number. Never trust a company that won't give you free phone setup help in its instruction manual.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2018 by DEdwards