BrosTrend Wi-Fi 6 AX1500 Ethernet to WiFi Adapter with Gigabit RJ45 Port | WiFi Bridge Convert LAN to WLAN, Dual Band 5GHz + 2.4GHz, Universal Compatible with Printer, PC, TV, CCTV, Game Consoles etc.

This item was required as a WiFi to Ethernet adapter to provide a broadband service to a room remote from my router. Set-up was straightforward using the WPS buttons with the adapter temporarily in the same room as the router. After connecting I moved the adapter to the remote room. Although there are 9in brick walls between the two devices the AX1500 made a solid connection and delivered a download speed of 150Mb/s - the same as at my router. An excellent performance!

Excellent product and a very effective solution for a Wifi to LAN setup. The connection is stable and reliable, and it works perfectly with my camera system. Setup was straightforward and performance has been consistent so far. Very happy with this purchase.

This thing is a bit of a brick but does what it claims to. I had a buried ethernet cable go down in my long narrow house and needed to replace it with a wireless bridge. I used this as a wifi receiver and it was easily set up, once I ignored the first line of the instructions that said it would find my network. I needs to be close to the wifi source before you get started, so a laptop would have been useful but I made do with a very long ethernet cable.. Once locked on it sorts itself out and since then has been rock solid. An added bonus is that it retransmits the wifi on two bands making an additional wifi hotspot if you need one.

The setting up to my router didn't work following the instructions and after several attempts I moved down to the 'if all else fails' part which said to do a factory reset by inserting a pin through a tiny hole on the side of the unit and it was as I looked for it that I saw a tiny black WPS button that wasn't mentioned at all anywhere in the instructions. Pressing that and the WPS on my router immediately connected them. The functionality of the Wi-fi adaptor is very good and I was using it to work as a bridge/LAN interface to my CCTV DVR which only supports a LAN connection. According to speed tests I performed the link was very solid on 5G so more than adequate to send the video data out to my iPhone. I only gave it 4* because of the poor instructions.

I bought this to extend a CCTV camera where I can't run a cable. I do this already with a Brostrend 1200 I bought in January 2024, and that works fine, but I needed another for a new camera. I bought this and was really happy with the results, the antennae are better and I get better results than with the 1200. However ... While I was setting up the CCTV camera's users for ZoneMinder etc, I noticed the IP address I was accessing it from looked a bit odd. They weren't in the range I'd designated in my DHCP pool, and it wasn't just one machine, my desktop and laptop had weird addresses. I thought something was awry for a moment, but did a quick check with "nmap --script broadcast-dhcp-discover" from a Linux machine and noticed I was getting TWO responses. One from my pfSense firewall - which is good - but another from this AX1500 - which is very bad. It responds to DHCPDISCOVER and chucks out whatever sort of IP address it feels like at the time. There is no option to turn this off. A DHCP server isn't even mentioned anywhere in the documentation, the setup, or the interface. The interface is pretty poor, in fact if you inspect the pages you'll see you're served commented out sections of HTML. That's not good either. It also assumes you're only ever using a /24, so you're only able to change the last octet if you want to set a manual IP address. Even though you can set a subnet mask significantly larger a /24, you're limited to only changing the last octet. You can affect this by attempting to give the unit a static IP over your own DHCP server, and it'll work once or twice (so at least you can get it where you want it to be), but upon a reboot it'll choose a new MAC address, making your DHCP server useless for this item. I've spoken to their tech support and I have to say they were very responsive and did their best, but they told me the DHCP server can't be disabled. As such this item is not fit for purpose and will just cause absolute havoc on your network. This is just a firmware change away so perhaps later versions will be better. My 1200 version works fine, this doesn't.

A network card for my Kyocera printer costs £120. This item cost £39.99 and was easy to install and made my printer fully accessible network printer! Easy to use. Small and appears well made. I’m very pleased! It has WPS connectivity so if you have newer home, wireless router with WPS then it’s plug and play with the press of one button.

Purchased to link ethernet device to tplink router via wifi. Easy to set up but drops connection about once a day. Won't reconnect without manually rebooting router. Might work as a wifi extender but for connecting an always-on ethernet device to wifi it is useless.

My problem was that the new broadband line will be opposite side of house to the original. We have LAN connections from current router to home office. I have used this in wifi to gigabit mode to send the signal across the room from new router to existing LAN network. It is a wifi extender, which is a bonus, but not needed by me as I have a mesh. Set up was simple. Connect using phone to the unit, set a password and then put in the wifi password- sorted in about a minute. From there 1 cable to existing LAN. Our house is on 70mbs connection and I get full connection speed via this(then the LAN) to my office about 50m away. Happy

I needed for a rearrangement of a poe camera that didn’t have a physical cable pulled. The unit did exactly what I wanted and more. I could bridge the Ethernet connection and also extend the file. My tests showed great 4k cctv connections and support was great and configuration via the web enterface was great. Would buy other products. Just waiting for more 2.5 gbe products

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Habe mir diese Bridge bestellt, da ich einen Artikel hatte welcher nur mit einem Netzwerkkabel funktioniert. schnelle Einrichtung und funktioniert sofort

Firstly, I read a lot of reviews on Amazon where people complained that the setup of this extender was either too difficult or they couldn't get the device to work. I can't understand anyone having trouble. The instructions are printed on a large sheet of paper and they clearly layout out setting it up as an extender/Ethernet port OR an access point. They had 2 options to pick from. I set mine up for extender/Ethernet and taking my time I think I was ready to go in less than 10 minutes. READ, people. It's all laid out for you with screen shots! I received the device this morning and had it unpackaged, configured and in-use with a laptop running Windows 11 in mere minutes. Log into the extender, make an account, specify which existing wireless networks you want to bridge, enter their passwords and it configures the info onto the extender and you're up and running. So easy. We now have a way to connect a PC without wireless to the Ethernet port and have internet access. The device also has an included Ethernet cable which was something I didn't expect. It's not the longest cable, but it was enough for me to hook into my laptop from a foot or 2 away and verify my configuration was valid and that I had internet via the Ethernet port. After you configure it, you can log back into the extender in a web browser to edit your configuration if something needs to be changed. The speed tests on fast.com and speedtest.net show similar results when I connect the Ethernet to the extender. These tended to be a bit faster than when I removed the Ethernet cable and used just the built-in wireless of my laptop and the extender's network. I'm pleased with the connectivity, ease of use and the fact that I added internet for literally any wired device in my house for about $50 USD. Using Powerline adapters or the ones that run over coax cable would have cost close to $200 and may not have worked depending on my home's wiring. Calling someone to pull Ethernet cables would have been several hundred dollars. Re-using the existing wireless network makes sense and was much more affordable for powering a PC for remote work and MS Teams video calls. After configuration, you can bring it anywhere in your house, and as an extender, you can try different wall outlets to try to get your internet speed more stable in areas where devices may be too far from the router. They recommend placing it halfway between a strong wireless signal and any potential dead zones.

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