If you’re in the same boat as I am—with your router failing to deliver a strong Wi-Fi signal to every area of your home—then this TP-Link Wi-Fi Extender might be just what you need. It boosts your router’s Wi-Fi signal to fill in Wi-Fi dead spots, and now’s the time to get one (or several) because it’s marked down to under $13 on Amazon (was $35), which is close to the cheapest price it’s ever been.
Not only does it boost your router’s Wi-Fi signal to cover an extra 1,200 square feet, it supports up to 30 connected devices. It also has an Ethernet port, allowing you to connect wired-only devices (like a Blu-ray player) to your Wi-Fi network simply by plugging into the extender.
The best thing about this TP-Link Wi-Fi Extender is that it’s super easy to set up. Just plug it into any free outlet that’s located in an area with good Wi-Fi reception, then press the button on it to automatically connect to your Wi-Fi router via WPS. Done!
If you have a TP-Link Archer AX21 router, you can combine it with this Wi-Fi extender to create a seamless OneMesh network for even better Wi-Fi connectivity throughout your home. Otherwise, the Wi-Fi extender will still work with just about any other modern router.
Before you replace your Wi-Fi router because you think it’s too weak, try this extender. It’s way cheaper and way more effective if the only you need is expanded coverage for dead spots. Get it now for under $13 while you still can! That’s a whopping 64% off.
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