How long is the signal range? I'm about 30 feet from my Belkin N900DB router
1196201
The signal range is way over 30 feet. Mine is about 20 feet away and through two walls and my signal is fine. The only trouble is that, after two months, the adapter was suddenly unable to connect to my wireless network. This could very well be a user issue but, anyway, back to your question: Yes, it works awesome within 30 feet.
958829
It sounds like a defective router. By very short range, I assume you mean 3 or 4 feet. I have very good high frequency hearing (19kHz - 21kHz) and I've never heard anything from my router.
2170399
There is over a foot distance. I have my router and moden there and there is plenty of space left over.
2022042
I receive good signal from 45 miles away, my height is 25 feet above ground and have some obstruction in the distance. I use a preamp and the signal is clear.
1851696
I have a garage about 30 feet detached from the house. This router would not reach with a usable signal very well.
554362
The range is well above 1600 ft. In fact your neighbors will be in range if you don't use your security included with router, they'll be able to piggy back on your signal.
1736076
The range is probably up to about 150 feet at nearly full throuput - I use the router in my home and even in the distant bedrooms and outside the throughput has been strong - hope that helps
1738043
Mine is 3 rooms away and works fine. I have a Belkin 802.11g router. Laptop reports 35Mbps
919897
sorry, there is no one fits all answer; I replaced a Medialink router with the Asus and am able to receive a good signal where I was unable at before. A lot depends on obstructions (walls) and other interference as microwaves and neighbors. My router is placed in the den and I can receive a signal outside at the pool (going through 3 walls) which is about 80 feet......very happy with this choice I've made.
40626
At just 30 feet you would get a strong signal, yes. Not sure you need a unit with this range capability for just 30 feet and nothing blocking, maybe something cheaper would do as well. Suggest to look at the other Hawking indoor repeater units, as they would likley do the job.
2180600
We have Wolverines within 8' of our incoming internet signal and wireless router. We've never had any interference. Rusty Allen
1122709
I put the Netgear N300 Wi-Fi Range Extender away from router, but within range of the router signal. You may need to adjust the range to get the best signal out to the rest of the house. This device works great in my house.
236944
Not sure. Mine is about 30 feet from my router and I have an old house with thick plaster walls so signal strength as always a problem. My adapter has to go through two rooms about 30 feet from the router and I get a decent ignal, about 2 out of 3 bars strength. Was hoping for better but it works good enough for me. Super easy install too. True plug and play.
1664219
The range on the TL-WR841N v9 is short. 25-30Mbps @0-30 feet. >40 feet it drops off to 1-5Mbps. I am disappointed with my replacement router due this issue. It was the price point that appealed to me but it is hit or miss when we are at the back patio.
1929572
I get great reception throughout the house and I have the router in the basement, but we are about 25 feet with full bars, but 40 to 50 yards seems far, I also bought a Amped wireless which claimed 20000 ft., which I returned, because it froze and didn't accomplish what was promised: Distance and functionality.
1851911
Yep. In fact, that's the main reason I purchased this item.It all depends on the actual router whose signal your extending.
1534780
I live in a large concrete home and get a good signal all over the house. Even outside or downstairs in my shop thru 4" solid concrete floor. You might try another laptop to isolate whether it is the laptop or the router.