Good power distance wise
936419
Run a resort down in the woods. Needed something to stay in contact with employees. Have run through enough of the Motorola units thought I would give these a try. Get a couple days of use before they need to charge. Good power distance wise. So far so good.
1014092
I love these 2m radios.  I have four of them in my cars, trailers, kitchen.  They are solid and quality.  What more can I say?

For those who have transmit troubles, remember that you're talking 75 watts (!) here, so you need a good power supply.  In some of my cars I cannot transmit full power unless the car is on, and it took a bit of experimenting to get a sufficient power supply rigged up in my kitchen (or you could just buy an excellent power supply from MFJ or other).
1242973
Works well.  I have it on a UPS because power fluxations cause it to loose setting.
3659971
Works well right next to it.  My cheap $20 router has better range.  I'd avoid.
627712
Don't see much if any loss in signal or power. Using this with a wi-fi adapter for my business computer.
1426646
The range is pretty decent, I use it from my bed on my 60" TV.  Some times if used under blankets it doesn't work well and just moved my USB receiver to my front computer port.

Overall very good.
2464080
Seems to work well so far and has good range in a place where I've had difficulty with other WiFi devices. Had to unplug and plug back in on a few occasions but it may have been loose in the usb port. Good solution for a desktop pc that is not near your wireless router.
1819961
Good read/write speeds, but does not put quite enough power through to power hard drives.  They will occasionally disconnect/reconnect.  Ethernet speeds are as expected
518307
It works great so far. With 900 watts it should do a good job whenever I get those annoying power glitches What I am interested in is how long the power will stay on. I have my computer, modem, router and two voip phone systems on it. all together they don't dray a lot of current so I am just waiting for a long power outage of at least one hour to see what happens. I don't want to unplug the back up UPS because I want it to go on by itself.
Once I find out more I will post my findings.
2463095
Really nice to have option of having near computer without needing to plug into wall... It is powerful enough and very quiet, which is a plus.
2610345
It was purchased as a replacement for a Linksys E2500 router.  Its performance streaming to a Samsung Blu-ray player that is 90 ft. away is excellent  .  It does take a lot more space than the old router and for something that's on all of the time, the power drain is significant.  The power supply is rated at 12 V, 4 A.  This means the output power of the supply is 48 Watt and both the power supply and the router run warm.  So the consumed power exceeds 48 W and the energy usage is on the order of 30 kWh (kilowatt-hours) per month.. I did need the help of technical support because the documentation did not go far enough.  But, the telephone support was good and my problems were resolved.  The unit is expensive, but worth it to me.

The unit is used in conjunction with a Vonage modem/router that goes between my cable modem and the Linksys router.  This may complicate accessing the Linksys router remotely -- but this is not a bother to me.
3831313
I was looking for an easy option to extend my homes internet to my workshop about 200' away. Both the house and the shed are powered from the same panel. I plugged one end into the receptacle in the house that is nearest the panel, and the other in to the receptacle in shed that was nearest the panel as well in order to give it as short of a run as possible. Works good
4040098
Bought this for work. Our small office deployed 4 Aruba IAP-225 access points and we needed some way to power them. You really don't want to use your standard 802.3af switches that you use for phones because the Aruba AP's will run in reduced power mode  and performance might suffer. Instead of buying a whole 802.3at switch we bought this midspan injector.

It has 12 ports which is nice but with 120 watts of power you should really only use 4 of them since you need 30 watts for each 802.3at device (technically 25.4 watts, but let's round up for a safety margin).

It works great and provides full power to all the Aruba access points. I called up Wifi-Texas to make sure I was buying the right thing and they were very helpful.

My only small complaint is that each bank of four ports has an LED that is green or red. green means you're using less than 75% of the power for that section. Red means you're using 75-100% of the power for that section. So if you plug in all 4 AP's to ports 1-4 the LED is red, which if you didn't know, you would assume something is wrong. I just moved two of the ports to another bank (ie ports 5-8) and now all the LED's are green so at 3AM someone won't think the device is broken.

Also, the device runs on two laptop type power bricks. They are not redundant, each provides half of the total wattage (ie 60 watts each at 56V). I'm planning on buying a spare power brick because it seems the most likely thing to break.
2651644
I like this but it would have been better if it was a bit longer and split up accordingly. It is great for stacked drives or devices that are close together. I find it hard to utilize all the connectors since they are very close. Usually one gets left out due to length between connectors. Cable dose do what it was supposed to do though. It splits the power well with no loss and fits very tightly and provides a good connection.
2860761
I am using this product to provide Internet, etc... to the yard behind my house approx 50' x 150' area is covered with good reception and no problems.  Power output can be adjusted to cover just your intended area and not the whole neighborhood.
Setup is easy using a static IP address and management through my wired network is simple enough.  Make sure you have enough CAT5e cable for PoE (Power over Ethernet).  This will allow you to place this unit using only the Ethernet cable for Data and Power.

I look forward to getting another unit like this to act as a network extender / repeater for my unattached Garage / Workshop 120' from my house.
3286666
It works very well and was easy to setup.  Doesnt make a lot of noise and the high speed setting was so powerful I had to turn it down..The only con: might be a little too big
3313255
The distance with this is amazing. The router signal strength can be Low and still receive high speeds. I'm using it 250 feet away. The downside is the 5g doesn't provide reliable connections so avoid it. I also use a timer to turn it off each night at 1am so everyone sleeps at a reasonable time and the buffer can reset from any memory leaks. It's been working great since June 2016.