Wifi Extender Deals & Offers

Seems good. Annoyed can't go for this, as need 2 ethernets.

I bought one ages ago and it works really well. Picks up existing wifi no probs and gets good range.

(lol) thanks. (y)

£2199 delivered, bargain Might be a typo in the title.

I'm really keen to hear buyers' experiences of these powerline WiFi extenders please. We're after two sets to produce a "net" of coverage (and Ethernet points for hardwired bits and bobs too). Do the WiFi units produce a mesh-like network, but with better inter-connectivity (ie. each other these access points is powerline connected rather than just repeating the WiFi signal). If using the "clone" button, can you roam between WiFi hotspots without losing connection (ie. is it the same SSID throughout or do you have to keep logging in to the nearest/strongest one as you move?) Many thanks for any feedback!

Great! Although that sounds like a bit of a warning too... Can I please ask what you didn't like so I can check if it'd be the same problem for me? I'm hoping this will solve a world of issues! Thanks.

I got one and did not like it. You can have it otherwise back to Amazon.

lol it's rare i am on at the same time as any bargains, usually miss the stock by minutes

How did I miss this!

Beaten by Amazon and Currys now at £144.

Hot ! :-)

Ordered. This has saved me a day of laying cable

I'm a bit at a loss to understand it myself (shock)

34% cheaper than the best 3rd party price right now. 29% cheaper than the average price. 30% cheaper than last week's price. Obviously cold! [Note: sarcasm] You guys... (skeptical)

:)

I have had av2000 for last 3 years. Voted hot

Yeah these are great, I have bought 2 before. The price has gone up to £15 :/

Now £14.99 but 10% voucher available

Are these any good?

Price went up as I went to checkout :(

Just got the mw6 set from AliExpress. Using only 2 with wired backhaul for the 2nd one. Both are upstairs. Getting 160Mbps+ in the lounge which is actually one of the worst areas. I use Plex with 4k rips so speed is important to me even if my internet is currently only 30Mbps. I paid £109 for the 3 so if I can eBay one for £50 I am laughing. For most the MW3 is ample though. In my 4 bed house with a concrete dividing wall 2 units were enough. Maybe 3 would have been better if I didn't have wired backhaul? I would recommend these but think of the mw6 would suit you better? I'm soon to get 300Mbps fibre to the home :) Also, appears as separate SIDS to my TV although that in itself isn't an issue, dodgy TV firmware. Roku also was a bit odd with it but working fine at the moment. Not sure every device is as mesh ready as one would hope.

See my post above about the biggest limitation, the other differences I don't think you'll notice in a normal home setup or really need tbh unless you have a lot of active (heavy data requirement) devices being used at the same time.

How do this rate compared to the BT Whole Home system?

These won't go past 100mb if your okay with that it seems okay value

Spap.....snap? Where the fek did spap come from :/

This or the bigger vellop??

Ubiquity is better

Have had the RBK43 3-pack for ~6 months now and can't recommend it highly enough - we get excellent coverage across the house and near 100% of the 200mbps bandwidth from our Virgin connection over the wireless network

Very useful to know, thanks!

There's differences in wi-fi speed, back-haul bandwidth, USB Ports, Ethernet ports and internal memory between some of the different options, so it's worth having a good look at the details in the link above before deciding what option is best for you, And considering the "handover" between satellite units can be problematic sometimes, i'd recommend going for a 2 pack of the bigger units instead of 3 of the smaller ones.

Also this price on the BT Shop for 2 discs https://www.shop.bt.com/products/bt-whole-home-wi-fi---twin-pack-092099-D543.html

Anyone know if you can force connection fromone disc to a certain device? I have a Ring Floodlight outside and it keeps switching from the Kitchen Disc (which is the closest at about 4m away) to the bedroom Disc which is about 8m away and through a couple of walls). I would much prefer if I could make the floodlight only connect to the kitchen one and stick to it :(

My Nova MW6 is performing much better outside, with this I'm getting fluctuations of 40-60MB/s and not totally reliable. MW6 was showing full signal strength and 60-70MB/s. Might actually end up keeping my MW6s instead and sell the 1 I have left

As Jordan said above, reset them with a pin. Worth a try as I really had given up on my discs. Ethernet wasn't working on any of them. Finally gave them a new go and they were like a different device altogether.

Now same price at John Lewis, including 2year warranty.

Im thinking the Flex 600 should be a superior solution to a typical wifi extender (£27) like this: https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/tp-link-re360-wi-fi-extender-2699-argos-3026683 because it should be possible to set the Flex up to use a different channel than your main wifi. I wasn't thinking of it as an alternative to a point to point powerline extender which is a bit inflexible. Standard wifi extenders that don't include a powerline sender are likelier to interfere with the performance of your main wfi, or confuse your wireless printer (both happened to me).

But that's wired only. OP has posted the WiFi and wired versions of the BT kit. Which are always more money than the wired only versions. Yes it's only 600mbs. But your never going to need more than that if you are going to be using. It for streaming HD content or extending your WiFi Shame it's in store only. I've been waiting for a price drop on these for ages

Amazon has been selling tplink av1000 for similar price . Better buy Av2000 than this av600. I have had av2000 for 3 years now TP-Link TL-PA7010KIT 1-Port Gigabit Powerline Starter Kit, Data Transfer Speed Up to 1000 Mbps, Ideal for HD/3D/4K Video Streaming and Online Gaming, No Configuration Required, UK Plug amazon.co.uk/dp/B06WRSHKC6/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_apa_D3QIBbTYN9KA8

Coming up at £29.99??

Small house but with 2x thick brick walls and the master socket is pocketed in the worse possible corner of the house - through the years I tried the most expensive routers and boosters... this thing has been amazing - try it and see if it works for you, get it from amazon so you can return if needed. Setting up is easy enough but might take some time while you find your was around and update the latest firmwares for both base and satellites..., finding a good spot for the satellite needs some good thinking - but after that the the thing works and is keeping all my house and garden with full signal and full speed (I get 65mbps max from infinity 2). I have it connected to an openreach router which requieres special settings - Netgear support was good and helped me when needed, a lot can be found via google too.

Vatican recommended ? must be good .....

Had not the problems been ironed out in new software releases? I have an RBK50 and an extra plug satellite. I've had zero issues since my purchase back early this year. Maybe there's a faulty batch been sold.

I've got the more expensive RBK40 and the range isn't as good as the HH5 it replaced, it never seems to hand-off to the satellite as I get poor signal in some places where I'd get amazing signal if it had connected to the satellite which is much closer. It might be the device not roaming, but if mesh is dependent on that then what's the point in mesh if the devices don't roam.

I'm looking at using something like this but I don't think it's there yet like none of them seem perfect but I do like the unifi ones so far.