Will this product easily extend an Airport Extreme, Time Capsule, or Airport Express network? In other words will it work easily using an Apple router
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I am sorry but I don't have an apple router. So I am unable to speak on that. I do have a NetGear router that it connected automatically with. I set it up as an access point and it works great. Since I have a kind of long house and the router is at one end. This has greatly extended our wireless signal in our home. A access point is the best way to go, since it connects to our router by a Cat 6 internet cable so you don't lose part of your bandwidth when you set it up as a WiFi range extender.
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Yes, this is a universal wireless extender and will work with virtually any wireless router!
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Yes, it's a high quality router, and works with any networking equipment. You still control it with Airport Utility. I wonder why anyone would use other equipment with it. You may pay a bit more for Apple gear, but in the long run, you pay less and the support is fantastic.
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It works over wifi, very simple setup procedure. Takes around 2 minutes. It however needs to be connected via Ethernet into your modem. I use an Apple AirPort Extreme.
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I have the asus adapter like you mention, but I don't have an apple router. I do know that this asus adapter lets my pc see g networks on older roughters and should see your time capsule. Without having you style roughter I can't really answer your question with certainty though.
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Yes. It works like an airport express if you've used those. You set this device up to connect to your wireless network, then when your phone is on the same network it can stream directly to this via airplay. I've gotten it to connect easily to an Apple Basestation router but had trouble connecting it to a friends ATT router. Kinda hit or miss.
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The ONLY router I use is the Airport Express and I use it with my iMac and my wife's Acer laptop. On my iMac, plugged and play. On my wife's laptop I did use the built-in WIFI setup in Windows Vista and connected right away. I've been using this configuration for the past 4 years with no problem. The range on my setup is about 50-70 feet, with the Airport in my living room. It covers all rooms in my home (1200 sq ft) and extends outside.
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Hi Gene,Utilizing this item as a Universal Repeater should accomplish the task you have mentioned. Keep in mind, it will only extend WiFi signal, it will not make the connection "faster". Hope this helps (and I've enjoyed this product).K.O.
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Not 100% sure if you will be able to extend that far but what I can tell you is when extending the wifi signal you lose performance and internet speed the farther the extender is from the router and the farther your products that you will be using are from the extender hope this helps
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this works with any wifi network, apple airports or routers are not required, this basically has the same technology built in that the airport express uses.
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I have mine working with a 2013 Apple Time Capsule which is running in the default b/g/n/ac mode. I make sure I'm connected to the 2.4GHz wifi on my iPhone before syncing and everything works as it should. Support at Skybell suggested router should be set to b/g only but I have not found this to be necessary.
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I do not know. Would NOT recommend this product to extend WIFI range. Would definitely recommend LINKSYS AC1200 MAX WIFI Range Extender. Initially plug it in next to your router. Enter the username and password of your router into your Smart Phone or I-Pad. Then plug the LINKSYS WIFI Extender in a convenient area about 40-80 feet from the router. Your WIFI range will now be extended to approx 80-160 feet.
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AirPort Extreme does not work with a non Apple product or router. I just had this same problem & called Apple. I am returning the AirPort Extreme and getting a dual band router with an extender that is the same make as the router. Then they will work together....I hope.
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This is the newest Airport Extreme base station using 802.11ac technology. It does not have storage capacity you have in your time capsule but it has a stronger wifi signal. You would have to decide which device (time capsule or the new base station) will be your primary base station. I don't think you need both but you might consider buying the newest Time Capsule which will have everything this new base station has.
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Alright, thank you. The reason I was wondering is because on Apple's Mac video, it said "to connect to a wireless network, you will need the Apple Airport router." Anyways, Thanks for clearing that up.
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I have a newer Airport Extreme Time Capsule and it works fine with that too. I am networking the WD Book through my Time Capsule so I can share the drive via WiFi for backing up my and my wife's iMacs using Time Machine. It works great. Took me a couple of minutes to find and go through the mounting procedure but after that it is working just as it should. Here's a link to the instructions on Apple's site: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204664
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The Apple AirPort Express replaces the router.Plug in a ehernet cable into your modem,plug the other end of the cable into the AirPort Extreme,Take a paper clip and hold down the small button, now plug the AirPort Extremeinto a power outlet. It will blink once then amber Fast, when it turns green your connected
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Time capsule is not only a wireless router, but also a hard drive so it backs up your computers/laptop. If you want all your stuff backed up go with a time capsule otherwise stick with a AirPort Extreme. Let me know if you have any other questions hope this helps.