Question about TP-Link RE700X

fabiangasser

11 months ago

My PC only has a network connection without WLAN (is defective) and my WLAN router is in the living room. Can I use this repeater to amplify the WLAN signal to the PC and connect the connection from the repeater to the PC with an Ethernet cable via the Ethernet port? Thank you in advance.

digitec

11 months ago

Helpful answer

Yes, you can amplify the WLAN signal with the TP-Link RE700X Wi-Fi 6 WLAN Repeater (RE700X) and establish your connection from the repeater to the PC via an Ethernet cable.

Here are the relevant details:
- The RE700X has a Gigabit Ethernet port that you can use to connect your PC with an Ethernet cable.
- The repeater supports AP (Access Point) mode, which means you can use it as a Wi-Fi access point for your wired connection. You can simply plug an Ethernet cable into the Gigabit port of the repeater and connect your PC to the amplified Wi-Fi signal.

This approach allows you to amplify the Wi-Fi signal to your PC and at the same time utilise a stable and fast connection via the Ethernet cable.

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Question about TP-Link RE700X

My PC only has a network connection without WLAN (is defective) and my WLAN router is in the living room. Can I use this repeater to amplify the WLAN signal to the PC and connect the connection from the repeater to the PC with an Ethernet cable via the Ethernet port? Thank you in advance.

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