Fios Tri‑Band Mesh Extender with Wi‑Fi 6 AX3000 Signal Booster, Compatible with Verizon Fios (E3200)
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Features
- High-Speed Wi-Fi 6 Connectivity: Delivers ultra-fast and reliable Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) performance, ideal for streaming 4K videos, gaming, and supporting multiple devices simultaneously.
- Seamless Mesh Network Expansion: Easily extend your existing Wi-Fi coverage with powerful mesh technology, eliminating dead zones and ensuring strong, consistent signal strength throughout your home or office.
- Tri-Band Technology: Equipped with tri-band capabilities (one 2.4 GHz and two 5 GHz bands) to intelligently manage network traffic, optimize connections, and reduce interference for optimal performance.
- Easy Plug-and-Play Setup: Effortlessly integrate this Wi-Fi extender with compatible routers and modems; no complicated installations requiredsimply plug it in and experience instant enhanced coverage.
- Supports Multiple Devices: Designed for device-intensive homes, easily handle simultaneous connections without sacrificing performance or speed.
- Gigabit Ethernet Ports: Includes two high-speed Gigabit Ethernet ports, perfect for connecting wired devices such as gaming consoles, smart TVs, or desktop computers directly for enhanced speed and stability.
Description
Experience enhanced connectivity and eliminate frustrating Wi-Fi dead spots with the powerful E3200 Wi-Fi 6 Extender. Designed for optimal performance, this extender leverages the latest Wi-Fi 6 technology (802.11ax) to deliver ultra-fast internet speeds and reliable connections to every corner of your home or office. Its tri-band capabilities ensure intelligent traffic management, significantly reducing network congestion and providing a seamless online experience for streaming, gaming, and browsing. The E3200 integrates effortlessly into your existing network setup, offering plug-and-play convenience without complex configurations. With two Gigabit Ethernet ports, users can enjoy stable wired connections for demanding applications such as gaming consoles, media streaming devices, or home office setups. Say goodbye to weak Wi-Fi signals and embrace uninterrupted connectivity with this robust and user-friendly Wi-Fi extender.
Brand: Fios
Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11ax
Data Transfer Rate: 300 Megabits Per Second
Frequency Band Class: Tri-Band
Special Feature: Access Point Mode, LED Indicator
Product Dimensions: 6 x 10 x 8 inches
Item Weight: 4.69 pounds
Item model number: E3200
Date First Available: December 8, 2019
Manufacturer: Arcadyan Technology Corporation
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This item worked perfectly. Installed without any issue. I am always anticipating a problem--- but this one was effortless. Improved performance greatly and increased ability to use wifi outside my house. Thank you
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025 by Steve L.
I returned the first unit i received after following the instructions to no benefit. After receiving the second unit I was confronted with the same issue, but this time discovered, on the internet, that the unit will only pair and function through a wired connection. I paired it with the ethernet connection and was fortunate to have coaxial outlets throughout the house. It works perfectly through the wired method. It provides a strong wifi signal if you have coaxial or ethernet ports for remote connection.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2024 by WSchultz
Read the instructions (I know, it sounds silly, but you gotta do it) This unit must be paired with your FIOS router before it can be placed where you want it to be. For pairing, (you will need to connect it with the short ether net card that comes with the unit) the extender must be placed about 3 feet from the router. If you place it right next to the router it will not pair. Once pairing is successful (it takes about ten minutes) you will need to run a CAT5 ether net cord from your router to the place you want the extender to be.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025 by Michael Budman
We bought two of these for our 1400 Sq foot house to extend the coverage. The extenders would not maintain a signal unless very close to the router which defeats the purpose. We placed one extender on the second floor directly over where the router was located and the second extender was approximately 30 ' feet away from the router in a sun room. Both extenders continually blinked yellow in their respective locations which indicate that the extenders need to be closer to the router. What is the point of an extender if it needs to be very close to the router? And, these were very expensive comparatively. We ended up buying a new FIOS compatible router and extenders from ASUS for less than the two Verizon extenders cost. Really disappointed with this product and would not purchase again.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2023 by dmcvmd
I have an area in my basement that's fairly far from my Fios router and my iPhone would regularly toggle between the Verizon 5G and the Fios network. I have contemplated on using different types of Wifi extenders and at the end decided to go with this E3200 Wifi Extender. It's very easy to configure this Wifi extender with the Ethernet cable connecting to the Fios router. The E3200 Wifi extender uses the same password as the router, so its transparent to the user as which network devices you're connected to. Even thought E3200 is slightly more expensive than the alternative Wifi extenders, its well worth the hassle and frustration of trying to add another Wifi extender in the Fios network.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2023 by nes4bit
The Verizon/Fios Wi-Fi Extender E3200 emerges as a noteworthy contender in the world of Wi-Fi extenders, especially for those already within the Verizon ecosystem. Its most striking feature is its seamless integration with existing Fios systems, providing an almost effortless setup experience. This plug-and-play aspect is a significant boon for users who might be less tech-savvy. Performance-wise, the E3200 does an admirable job in extending the reach of Wi-Fi signals within the household. Users living in multi-story homes or those with numerous Wi-Fi 'dead zones' will appreciate the noticeable signal strength and coverage area improvement. The device also supports Wi-Fi 6, a step forward in future-proofing your home network. However, the E3200 isn't without its limitations. While not exorbitant, the price point leans towards the higher end, especially when compared to other extenders in the market that offer similar features. This might deter potential buyers who are looking for a more budget-friendly solution. Another aspect where the E3200 could improve is in the realm of advanced features and customizability. Tech enthusiasts and power users might find the lack of detailed network management tools a bit underwhelming. This isn't a deal-breaker for the average user but is something to consider for those who like to fine-tune their network settings. In conclusion, the Verizon/Fios Wi-Fi Extender E3200 is a solid choice for Fios customers looking to enhance their home network's reach and performance. Its user-friendly setup and reliable performance are its primary selling points, though its price and lack of advanced features might give some users pause. It's a commendable option, albeit with a few areas left for improvement.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2023 by Charles E. Brown
With my FIOS router delivering 300 Mbps I was only getting about 20 Mbps via wifi in a room about 25' from the main router. So I first bought the Paleoer which performed terribly as a Wifi extender, producing only the same 20 Mbps, maybe less, with the Paleoer directly below the desk with a laptop. Then I found others also have had problems with most any extender when trying to do the repeating via a wifi connection. So I ran a Cat 6 ethernet cable directly to the Paleoer, and that boosted my local speed to about 80Mbps, which of course was much better, but then I became curious how much better the $200 FIOS extender would be. Installed same and it delivered, again VIA WIFI, below the desk, the full 300 Mbps. There is another advantage of the FIOS model. If your main router is a FIOS router, with any other extender it will show up as a 2bd WiFi connection such as e.g. FIOS_Ext. So when you walk around your house with your phone, you most often have to switch manually if you want the best connection.. With the Verizon FIOS Extender you stay with one WiFi connection and the switch-off between the main router and extender is automatic. So it's the old story. You get what you pay for.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2023 by Charles Rower