Linksys AC1900/AC1750 WiFi Range Extender
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Linksys AC1900/AC1750 WiFi Range Extender lets you extend your existing Wi-Fi signal to eliminate dead zones and boost your wireless coverage throughout your home. With speeds of up to 1900Mbps, this range extender is perfect for streaming video, gaming, and other bandwidth-intensive activities. It also features dual-band technology, which allows you to connect to both 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks simultaneously. This gives you the best possible performance for all your devices.
Key Features
- Extends Wi-Fi range to eliminate dead zones
- Boosts wireless coverage throughout your home
- Speeds of up to N300Mbps on 2.4GHz band and AC1300Mbps on 5GHz band
- Dual-band technology for connecting to 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks simultaneously
- Easy to set up with WPS button
- Compact design that plugs directly into an outlet
Pages: 23 Linksys AC1900/AC1750 WiFi Range Extender User Guide
Brand: Linksys Category: Network extenders Size: 1 MB
Languages: English, French
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Open manualFrequently Answers and Questions
How do I set up the range extender?
You can set up the range extender using either WPS or a web browser. For WPS, simply press the WPS button on your router and then the WPS button on the range extender. For browser-based setup, connect to the range extender's Wi-Fi network and then open a web browser to access the range extender's web interface.
How do I connect my devices to the range extender?
Once the range extender is set up, you can connect your devices to it just like you would connect to any other Wi-Fi network. Simply select the range extender's Wi-Fi network from the list of available networks and enter the password.
What is the difference between a range extender and a router?
A range extender extends the range of an existing Wi-Fi network, while a router creates a new Wi-Fi network. Range extenders are typically used to improve the coverage of an existing Wi-Fi network, while routers are used to create a new Wi-Fi network or to connect multiple devices to the Internet.