Customer Reviews for TP-Link - RE315 - Dual Band IEEE 802.11ac 1.17 Gbit/s Wireless Range Extender - Covers Up to 1500 Sq.ft and 25 Devices - Unknown
Customer Rating
5
TP-Link Wireless Extender
on March 11, 2026
Posted by: Greg
from Sidney
Was having trouble printing/connecting my printers with the Shaw/Rogers router at 50 feet with no walls or floor in between. Rogers was willing to rent an extender/booster to me for $15/month. Of course I went to Best Buy to have a look at what they have, and found this unit for $40. Fairly easy to configure with my Epson ET-2850. Placed the TP-Link extender at 35 feet from router.
OK device for the price. Setup was easy. Works well as range extender (catching main routers wifi). Using the Access Point mode in basement location (Ethernet backhaul). Realized that ethernet port is limited to 10/100Mbps which is disappointing. Can't use the full potential of my ISP speed, ethernet speed or 5G signal broadcasted based on the 100Mbps location. Would have been a great device if ethernet port would support 1Gbps.
I bought one of these range extenders yesterday as I was using the wifi hotspot on my PC for my Meta quest 2 and 3 (my router is upstairs and my vr stuff is downstairs), I was having random lag spikes using my pc's hotspot, but those lag spikes are gone while using the extender. I DID find I had to set the extender to "access point" mode and figuring out how to do that in the app for the first time was a bit of a pain, but once I figured it out and placed it close to my downstairs network switch it has worked no problem, good transfer speeds and everything. I just don't like that it makes a separate wifi instead of mirroring the main one, but I guess thats what happens when using 2 different brands that won't "mesh" together (tp link extender and d-link router).
Bought this extender to extend wifi reception at home. Works awesome. I have now a strength signal in my office and no any issues. Highly recommend it to everybody. My rate 10/10