WAVLINK AC600 Outdoor WiFi Extender, Dual Band Long Range WiFi Extender with PoE, IP67 Weatherproof, 2x7dBi Detachable Antennas, Outdoor WiFi Access Point for Farm, Yard, Factory, Campsite, Gazebo

The WavLink AC600 is fantastic. I initially thought it would provide mediocre WiFi performance for my security cameras and distant TV, but I was pleasantly surprised by the speed and coverage this device offers. I am truly impressed. It was easy to set up and delivers the promised performance.

Set up as repeater. Unit was easy to install and set up. A great value for the money.

Instructions are a little confusing but pretty simple to go through took a while to get up and going. Rangers are excellent for what I need increases speed more than other ones I have.

Given the various pricing, seller, and combination of this extender – I was a little confused when I ordered the first unit. There are so many sellers associated with Wavlink or Wavlink has so many storefronts and pricing model. This product does work – but you have to get the right version – and it is not easy. My first unit was from Wirelessforce for model # WNAP570B and ASIN B0DCZCWZMB with a release date of August 2024 for $55. This little unit is working well and allows be to access cameras across the year. The setup was easy and never had any issues dropping signal. Plus the automatic firmware update is a big plus. Impressed by this, I ordered another unit – this time – attracted by the lower price. From Juyi Store with a model # AC600 and ASIN B09LXWHS7R with a release date of July 2021 for $34. This unit was promptly returned overnight as it failed to function. It had trouble maintaining a link to the router, kept dropping and the signal was weak. This was a WN570HA1 Rev A. At the point of return, I ordered from Wirelessforce (same seller) a unit that I thought was the same. But has a model # of 570HA1 and ASIN of B08BZLXB3M with a release date of June 2018 for $53. This was returned the same day for the same signal dropping and weak throughput issue. This was also a WN570HA1 Rev A. I hope that Amazon would put an end to all this madness from sellers/manufacturers with a requirement to list the right model number. The one I found that works the best is the WN570HA1 Rev B (Aerial HD2-Pro) -

Worked for a few months now it drops connections and a reset helps nothing helps. I have to buy another one. Don't buy this one.

These wavlink extenders work great. I had the one with 4 antennas. 2 we’re 2.4ghz 2were 5ghz but they didn’t have rubber grommets to seal the antenna to the housing and birds would land on them and broke it. I decided to get this one based on the quality of the actual product because it cast wifi across all 6 aces at my house on a 15ft pole. This new version has only 2 dual band antennas that mount together and seal to the housing so it’s really waterproof and birds arnt even tempted to land on it cuz there isn’t any where for them to land. This new design will definitely last longer because of that. My last one worked for 2 years and only failed because of birds. The fastest download speed Iv seen with it was 943 mbps. This is well worth the money if you need a wifi extender or a long range wifi router at your house or on your rv either way this is the way to go for best bang for your buck Iv tried 5 others and this has by far been the best Ive tried.

I Bought 3 outdoor Ax1800 Wi-Fi6 to use with Starlink on my farm. We have a Google Nest mesh network for the house, but I want a separate mesh network for the farm. I'm told the maximum I can use is 7. I have them meshed together with only one hardwired as the root router and only 1 hop to run the security cameras, and it's working great! I'll add a second hop down the road; I'm lucky to have electricity in the other locations to receive a good signal. The first day, I struggled and googled wave tech support, and the guy on the phone wanted to charge me money to help me set up the routers. I hung up the phone right away because it didn't seem right. I read some Amazon reviews about customers experiencing the same issue. So, I went to the wavlink.com website and emailed them after my work day. They responded right away. they said, "We want to clarify that Wavlink tech support is globally free, and we will not take charge from our customers." So, I Googled Wavlink's support again and found that Google's first AI result is wavlink.net and not wavlink.com. Ok F*** Google. On the second day, I called Wavlink.com's support phone number and told him I wanted to mash all 3 outdoor 1800wifi6 together. He gave me some pointers, and later that day, advanced tech support emailed me because it was more complicated. However, I was able to work it out from the tips I received over the phone. First, the hard wire ax1800 is the root so the mode is the router. The other Wi-Fi Ax1800s start from scratch and do a factory reset. When you first log in to admin to set up your device, right above the time zone is the mode setting. I failed to see that; it didn't stand out, and if you go beyond that, it doesn't work correctly in advanced settings after the setup. Set both unit modes to easy mesh or something like that. Secondly, on the first (root) wired ax 1800wifi6 in router mode, I was able to find, at the bottom of the home page, below the network status and above the copyright, the little blue "PC UI" link. I went to advanced settings from the little blue "PC UI" link, all with my smartphone, by the way. Then, to Mesh Network, I was able to input other devices using the pair keys written on the back of the other two ax1800 wifi6 units to set up the mesh. It works! I hope this helps.

Works great. Just a real pain in the you know what to program.