An extender sits between the router and the room with weak signal: it picks up the router's signal and passes it on. The RE220BE supports the Wi-Fi 7 standard, and BE3600 stands for a combined speed class of around 3600 Mbit/s across both bands. Two external antennas help receive and resend the signal, while the gigabit RJ-45 port takes a TV, games console or desktop computer that has no Wi-Fi.
Flats and houses where the router sits in the hallway but the bedroom, terrace or upper floor gets a weak signal. Homes where a smart TV or console is far from the router and a cable cannot be run to it, because the extender's gigabit port replaces the long cable. And anyone who already has a Wi-Fi 7 router and wants the same technology in the far rooms.
| Brand | TP-LINK |
|---|---|
| EAN | 1210002601221 |
| Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports | 1 |
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| Ethernet LAN data rates | 1000 Mbit/s |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
|---|---|
| Antenna type | 2x External |
| MU-MiMO | No |
| POE | no PoE |
| Wi-Fi band | 802.11ax |
| Net weight | 0.20 kg |
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The gigabit port (1000 Mbit/s) connects a wired device, such as a TV, games console or computer, which then gets its network through the extender.
BE stands for the Wi-Fi 7 standard (802.11be) and 3600 for a combined speed class of around 3600 Mbit/s across both bands. Real-world speed depends on the router, distance and walls.
The manufacturer does not specify mesh or OneMesh support. The device is designed to extend an existing router's network as a range extender.
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