TP-Link EAP110 Outdoor 300Mbps Wireless N Outdoor Access Point

This is honest review. Best as Wifi extender only. That's best thing in here only. If you will use it for business, This is the worst. why? Your laptop as your controller should turned on 24/7. If you close it you will deal with Omada worst system. Whatever you do, you can't fix it back. That's why worst. OMADA doesn't know that. It will go back to its real purpose, wifi extender. If business? You cant put it back. Only OMADA is the problem. You need to buy vendo machine to make it work again. So why buy this instead of vendo?

Performance:legit 100%Best Feature:best packaging everProduct Quality:bestRecommended shop. super legit at talagang secure ang package mo. 100% safe.good job seller and god bless you more.Solid suki here

Product Quality:The software is good but I'm not impress with the unit design.Best Feature:Long range but slow.Performance:Max. 60Mbps DL speed only (within 2-5 meters away from the AP)If you have a budget, I highly suggest buying the WiFi5 model (EAP-225) for high-speed performance.TPlink should have made the Ethernet port at 1Gbps speed instead of 100Mbps only.

Review of TP-Link EAP110-OUTDOOR 300Mbps Wireless N Outdoor Access Point

Good Points: Looks reasonably waterproof and the adjustable antennas are useful to get all-round coverage.Improvement Points: Not really designed for home use. I bought this to extend wifi to the garden, but gave up in the end, and I'm pretty good at routers and wifi networking. The problem is that this is a business product really designed to be controlled with a cluster of others using TP-links own proprietary hardware or cloud-based buisiness admin suite.For home use you only get an 'Omada' phone app to configure it with and this is a bit poor, and extremely limited in what you can change. You cannot change it between bridging or AP modes for example. And as you have so little control, if it doesn't work with your home network out of the box there's little you ... MoreGood Points: Looks reasonably waterproof and the adjustable antennas are useful to get all-round coverage.Improvement Points: Not really designed for home use. I bought this to extend wifi to the garden, but gave up in the end, and I'm pretty good at routers and wifi networking. The problem is that this is a business product really designed to be controlled with a cluster of others using TP-links own proprietary hardware or cloud-based buisiness admin suite.For home use you only get an 'Omada' phone app to configure it with and this is a bit poor, and extremely limited in what you can change. You cannot change it between bridging or AP modes for example. And as you have so little control, if it doesn't work with your home network out of the box there's little you can do. The problem is that there's no administrative web-page to log onto as you might expect with a router or access point. All you can do is make very basic changes with the app - IF you can get it to talk to your phone...Maybe mine was faulty, but after two days frustration fighting this thing, I bought a D-Link outdoors access point instead, logged on to its configuration web-page and had it working in about 12 minutes. OK, so that cost about £20 more but really worth it!

The signal range of this item is limited

I purchased this item to connect to my front gate wifi door bell. Product arrive on time and without hassle, positive feedback to the EBayer. I have TP-Link nest in my home and this works perfect. Now this unit is around 40-50m away from the doorbell, but the reception over this distance is very limited. The doorbell notes it around 10-20% and it is direct line of sight, plus it drops out a lot. I adjust the antennas today to try to see if that makes any difference, but it made it worse in most cases. I tried with my Iphone from 15m away and it had a download speed of 15-18meg based on a my 55meg connection. If I walk inside my home, the connection completely drops out. Basically to me, based on the above, my internal modem would do better.