Questions about TP-Link RE605X

lea.am

4 years ago

Is the RE605X also compatible with Sunrise fibre routers? Thank you

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em.bocci

4 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product

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I use Swisscom. I have a VPN connection with the LINKSYS WRT 3200 ACM router. This repeater is really TOP!👍

veni.villa

3 years ago

Does the CH version have 3 such silver bars (power connection) or 2? So I hope ejmand knows what I mean by that xD

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NäherOpticus33

1 month ago

Is the repeater also compatible with the Sunrise Connect Box 5G Nokia? Thanks for your help!

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egu65

2 months ago • purchased this product

purchased this product

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If the Sunrise Connect Box 5G Nokia works with Wifi, then the repeater is compatible.

Bilubix

2 years ago

Does Digitec sell version V3?

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mustafa.alawad

3 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product

Nope! It works perfectly and we are happy with it.

arbichsel

3 years ago

Is TP-Link RE605X compatible with Salt Fiber Box X6? Good afternoon. I have just bought the Salt Fiber Box X6. However, the coverage in our house is patchy. Can this problem be solved with 1-2 TP-Link RE605X? Are there any compatibility problems? Salt wants to sell their (old) Smart Wifi Extender, but it doesn't seem like a good solution to me. Thank you very much.

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Freaky1981

4 years ago

Hello. In the download instructions I don't see anywhere how to set up an access point!? Is that complicated? I have the Powerline 2000 upstairs from Swisscom and would like to use it as an access point to generate wifi. Is it suitable for this or are there better alternatives?

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Anonymous

4 years ago

Why don't you just have a look at the manual and the quick start guide here in the TP-Link support section: https://www.tp-link.com/de...

Anonymous

4 years ago

Dear Community If I use this range extender, do I have to dial all devices into a new WLAN or how can I better understand this "extension"?

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Stardustone

4 years ago

Uiii, please don't buy a range extender, it's useless. To optimise the WLAN in your own home, you can use a WLAN mesh router system. Range extenders are a technology of the past, they only cause problems, halve the throughput in the worst case and you gain nothing. WLAN devices hang on to the router or range extender until the connection is completely lost. From this point of view, you don't gain anything with these devices. Better are so-called mesh WLAN systems, which consist of many (or a few) small routers that communicate with each other and build a network. Devices can be moved within the network without interruptions. A mesh system passes the devices from a weaker mesh router reception to the next stronger router without interruption and the setup is also very easy, compared to range extenders you gain a very good coverage and more throughput with a mesh router. I would recommend the TP-Link Deco M4, it costs little more than outdated range extender technology, but offers very good coverage in your own four walls with WLAN signal. TP-Link Deco M4 AC1200 Dualband WLAN Mesh 2-pack A Deco Mesh system can also be expanded later without any problems if necessary, but to start with I would try two. There are more explanations here, it's really easy (in contrast to Range Extener): https://www.tp-link.com/ch...