RE330 Reperater mode does not match the speed of the router
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Hi, my wifi extender does not access all the bandwidth provided by my isp's router, for the tests carried out all the devices are in the same room and only the test equipment is connected to the network.
Model: RE330
HW: 1.0
FW: 1.0.4 build 210907 rel. 59102n
ISP router
RE330 wifi extender
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Hello @dcanob
Thank you very much for starting a detailed post and for providing the speedtest and Wifi link speed
RE300's max Wifi Link speed is 2Mimo*433= 866Mbps @5GHz band, you may test on a mobile phone/ network adapter that supports 866 Link speed/ 2 Mimo and see if the 5Ghz speed is higher.
Btw, as Range Extender works in 'half-duplex' mode in extender mode, it can only talk to the main router or the wireless client device in either way, not the same time, the link speed at physical layer will cut to half. Real 5Ghz speed could be around 50% of wireless link speed and also limited by the actual speed it receives from the router.
If you expect or need higher speed from the range extender and could wire the RE to router via Ethernet cable, AP mode is another option.
How to connect TP-Link Wi-fi Extender to Router with Ethernet Cable (Access Point Mode）
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Hello @dcanob
Thank you very much for starting a detailed post and for providing the speedtest and Wifi link speed
RE300's max Wifi Link speed is 2Mimo*433= 866Mbps @5GHz band, you may test on a mobile phone/ network adapter that supports 866 Link speed/ 2 Mimo and see if the 5Ghz speed is higher.
Btw, as Range Extender works in 'half-duplex' mode in extender mode, it can only talk to the main router or the wireless client device in either way, not the same time, the link speed at physical layer will cut to half. Real 5Ghz speed could be around 50% of wireless link speed and also limited by the actual speed it receives from the router.
If you expect or need higher speed from the range extender and could wire the RE to router via Ethernet cable, AP mode is another option.
How to connect TP-Link Wi-fi Extender to Router with Ethernet Cable (Access Point Mode）
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