Super easy, but  be sure to have a good wifi system.
933181
I bought this at Best Buy actually but it is an incredible system. Easy to set up and integrates with Spotify and Pandora no problem. I love that you can keep adding more speakers as your budget increases. I bought 2 of these smaller ones and they have great sound. I plan on buying 2 more this summer. As a software developer myself I just appreciate the ease of setting up the integration with 3rd party music services. Absolutely 5 stars in my opinion. I was dreading the set up but it was a breeze. The only thing you need to be sure of is that you have a good long range router. I have an Apple router with incredible range so this speaker system is perfect because the wifi reaches about 10 house down my street. So be sure to have a great wifi system to get most out of this system.
995660
I bought this wireless NIC (Network Interface Card) for my new Toshiba C55 that I just bought from Amazon as well to replace its slower older technology 2.4ghz NGFF Wireless NIC.

I am now getting the full ISP rate that I am paying for with my carrier, my download averages 42Mbps and upload averages 4.9Mbps. I am using Centurylink DSL service.

It was super easy to install, and Windows 10 immediately recognized it. Thought there are a few things one should do before replacing your NIC in your laptop to mitigate issues with the OS.

1. Disable the original card in Networking.

2. Remove the Original Drivers from "Device Manager"

3. Turn off your machine.

4. Remove the battery.

5. Remove the cover plates.

6. Locate the card, and carefully remove it. Some may be held in with a mini-screw, and/or plastic clip. DO NOT USE A
MAGNETIZED SCREWDRIVER!!!

7. Insert new card, replace screw and plastic clip if it was there.

8. Re-assemble the laptop.

9. Turn it on.

10. Windows 10 should recognize the card immediately but it may be an older driver from February of 2015 (or around that time)

11. Download the latest driver (both Wireless and Bluetooth) from the Intel website.

12. Install the drivers.

13. Reboot the laptop.

14. Check your wireless network settings to make sure you now have 5ghz and 2.4ghz access points available.
NOTE you have have a 5ghz wireless router for these to show up. =)

15. Your all done.
4115553
The only issue I've had is that you really need strong wifi signal to keep these connected.  I wish it had the option to use multiple networks as well, that would probably improve its connectivity.  I actually have 3 of these and only have the issue with one that is a little further away than the others from my wifi hotspot.  Overall though it works fine, and you can integrate them into Smartthings no problem, which was the main reason I bought them.  They are nice if you have them plugged into a wall, on a power strip though they will take up real estate if your plugs cause it to sit across the strip instead of hanging off both sides like it would on a wall plug.  Overall though, as long as your wifi stays connected, it works great.  I think it would be easy to add multiple wifi connection ability though, which is why I dropped the rating a star-I have others that will jump from wifi to wifi if the connection is lost.  That's another thing-it will lose connection but you have to reset it to make it look again.  It doesn't seem to ping occasionally to see if it is connected, and if it isn't, reconnect like others do.
3775267
Overal setup was fairly easy. Take off all tape, turn on, install print cartridges, run print alignment, load special paper....wait, just remember there are two paper trays, an upper and lower. The first one I pulled out was the upper and the paper would not fit! try to figure out what was going on and realized there was a tray below and that the upper tray is just for envelopes and special photo paper. That was a relief. Configuring wifi to my router was very easy, and then loading software on macbook pros also easy, although I had to download drivers for one that didn't have a dvd drive. Easy also to install drivers on a desktop PC and another laptop PC. All are printing through wifi.

Quality of print looks very good. Haven't setup fax or used copier or used scanner yet but I don't anticipate problems. So far so good. If there is any con, maybe it is a little noisy, but no more than my MP560. I can live with it. I give it  5 star for the easy wifi setup and print quality for PC and Mac using AirPrint.
3126247
The setup was a bit frustrating at the begging because it kept giving me errors, but after I had them figured out (after a quick Google search on my phone) the rest was a breeze. Everything worked, and changing passwords/network names was easy, and the addition of phone app made sharing wifi with friends that came over a breeze. The craziest part is how I still have a signal when I was sitting in car almost 5 houses down, when on the 5Ghz band, which was a pleasant surprise.

For the price, you can't go wrong, and so far I've had no issues other than the few hiccups at startup. It is too early to say if this product will hold up through the years, but if it's anything like my previous router, then I think it'll become obsolete before it breaks ( which is a great thing ).
2221775
I'm an IT professional, so I do this stuff for a living.

I don't agree with the complaints about setup.  Admittedly, I do this for a living, but it's about as easy as most linksys devices.  It took me about 10 minutes. I didn't try the setup software as the easy thing to do is really just plug a laptop into the thing via the Ethernet cable and then point your browser to http://192.168.1.1.  You can then add the wifi network there and you're pretty much good to go. The thing even serves as a DHCP server so you don't have to assign your address manually. Quite simple.

As far as the effectiveness is concerned... it's not great.

In my testing, what I found is it will give you a significant improvement in signal strength.  At the end of my 40' driveway, I got nearly full signal, whereas before I only had 1 bar or none.  It will not, however, give you any better transfer speeds than you would if you were standing wherever you have the device plugged in.

Now I'm not a wifi hardware engineer, but when you think about this, it kind of makes sense. After all, if laptop (which has an excellent wifi radio) is only going to get 2.5 Mbps transfer rate standing in that spot, then how is another (presumably nearly capable) device going to do any better? The device is basically just relaying traffic, but it can only do it at the speed it has available.

It's an interesting idea and not without it's benefits, but not the silver bullet most people are looking for.
192455
Easy to get up and running, and really extends our wireless to those parts of the house that were pretty iffy before.
1885871
I got an All in One as gift and I absolutely loved it. Very easy to setup as long as you have a strong WiFi signal. The monthly fee isn't a big deal to me because my familys safety and security is priceless. So I ordered 2 more. Money comes and go but you only have one family so protect them.
4555448
This is a good, basic wifi thermostat that I used to replace a Motison wifi thermostat (which I do not recommend at all).

As long as you have a 24V C-wire running from your furnace to your thermostat, installation is about as easy as it gets -- attach the mounting plate to the wall with 2 screws, hook up the color-coded wires and snap in the thermostat.  Then, with your phone, tablet or PC, connect to the adhoc wireless network created by the thermostat, go through the configuration, create an account on Honeywell's website, register the thermostat using the MAC address supplied and you're done.  Total installation and configuration time - around 15 minutes.

Android and iPhone apps to control and program the thermostat are high quality and easy to use.

All settings are stored in the "Honewell cloud" so if you have a power outage, the thermostat will re-download the settings and schedules automatically without you having to reprogram it.  Looking at my wifi router stats, I can see that the thermostat polls the Honeywell cloud servers (tccprodNN.honeywell.com) once every 5 seconds, which means any change you make to the settings or schedule will take at most 5 seconds to be downloaded and applied to the thermostat.  This is very good.  The previous wifi thermostat I had only polled every 30 seconds, which led to a delay that made you wonder if your change had been downloaded.

Two features I would like to see that would be easy to add:

1) It should have an option to keep the backlight on.  Since the screen is retro LCD and not LED, you can't read the screen from a distance unless the backlight is on, and the backlight only stays lit for a few seconds while you're using it directly.  This seems like a pretty glaring omission and I wonder if it was done deliberately to entice customers to purchase Honeywell's much more expensive unit with an LED screen.

2) It should have the option to see how long your heating/cooling system was active each day.  This would let you easily see how changes to thermostat settings affect your energy usage.

But for this price ($85 at time of purchase), you can't really go wrong.  You're getting a good quality piece of hardware, good quality software and lifetime use of the Honeywell cloud servers to store and sync your settings.
779936
I picked this out for my mom, who is not tech savvy after my dog chewed through the cable to her old one (sorry Mom!) and once I set it up, she really likes it! The printer is super easy to add to your WiFi connection as it pretty much does it itself during set up. You will need a PC or tablet to set the system up, I don't recommend doing this from a phone because it's pretty awkward to navigate the website, and it needs to download drivers and such. The printer does have an app on GooglePlay and I assume iOS too. Once you set up a username and password you can add devices to your  printer's network and set the printer's email address up. It has email printing, in which you email your printer and it prints the document, which is nice.

It It is super quiet and I love that I can print from an app on my phone from anywhere. DO be aware that it is a pretty big printer, it takes up a good amount of space so if you don't have much table room, this may not be the one for you. It doesn't come with any extra cables to manually connect to a PC but it does have the ports to do so, so you just have to buy your own. It would have been nice to have the cables included in case the WiFi goes down but that isn't really a deal breaker for me, just slightly inconvenient.

 It does NOT have the most high tech touch screen, it's pretty basic and a little bit awkward but not a deal breaker for me. You can also scan documents and send them to your desktop, but multiple pages seem to save as different documents, for example, if I have a five page document to scan to PDF each page will save as a separate PDF and I have to combine them into one multi-page document from my computer. This may be user error, but I haven't seen a way to get around it so I'll update this review if I find out it's my fault.

Only other thing I can think of is that it has a little foot that pops out when the printed sheets are coming out of the printer so make sure you have enough room to let that little foot swing out. I think it's kind of cute, lol.

Printer would have gotten five stars if it came with back-up cables and had a document feeder on it for scanning documents instead of having to place each item on the scanner but if those don't matter to you it's definitely worth five stars, especially for the price.
All in all a nifty printer!
823084
Even though I have had it for just about 24 hours, I would have to give it five stars for the simplicity of its installation, as well as for the ease and quality of printing. Makes "hard wiring" redundant, replacing it effortlessly with a reliable wireless connection, given the fact that my router is on the third floor and this unit in the den at the basement level. Also, this is coming from a person who is arguably not as savvy in technology as many of the younger generation.
240015
This was super easy and simple to install. The only thing I did notice was I needed to experiment a bit with antenna orientation and placement to get the best signal in the house. I am planning on getting a unit for my parents house.
511455
Okay, here is the deal...ignore most of the instructions.  The thing is simple to setup if you do not get trapped into following teh instructions.  If you are trying to add wireless to a device that has no wifi, which is likely why you want this- it is easy.

Look on the back of the unit and follow the four instructions they have on there!  Do not insert the SB or Cat6 Male Plug into your computer!!!!  Just plug the device into power.  Look for the signal the device puts out on your "Wifi Analyzer" called Vonets___.  Open a web browser and type in the  dotted-decimal address  list listed on the back of the unit or in the instructions.  The credentials for user and password are teh defaults; AGAIN I MUST STRESS this is all listed on the back of the device.  Once you get into the admin setup just choose the wifi signal you want to use and any WAP/WAPII security associated with it.  Then let the device "chug" away setting up the connection  If the device just seems to spin, but never seems completed, just unplug the the device to use it...it is working 99% of the time
4125019
I set up this system at my mom's house, which is over 4,000+ sq. ft. Three eeros blanket the whole house better than two enterprise-grade Netgear WAPs I was using before, with which I tried to create a pseudo mesh network by assigning the same SSID to the different access points, but performance and reliability were always a problem. So far the eero has been a solid performer and I had the whole system up and running in no more than 20 minutes. I don't live near her anymore, so now I can check in on her network remotely and the system keeps itself up-to-date, which gives me real peace of mind. We liked the system so much that we bought a second set for my family's vacation home, again for the hands-off reliability.

Tips: always plug them into Ethernet where available to ensure fastest speeds.
3044999
This is great for the technically challenged cord cutter. It's fast, smooth as butter and super intuitive. Just make sure you've got a solid WiFi signal ahead of time and you're good to go.
1676469
Bought this for a friend. Very very easy to install and do basic configuration/cloning of his Wi-Fi signal. He now gets signal all over a two story house and around... 1,400 sqft?
The software from TP-Link isn't the best, though, and you'll definitely need a Windows PC in order to do some advanced configuration, because the software crashes in Mac OS.
4474124
Good strong wi-fi signal and easy to manage interface.  After initial setting it up as a router, I am using it as a wireless access point.  The only difficult part is being able to find the ip address to access the management software once you set it up as a WAP.  (Hint: give it a static ip *before* converting to the WAP mode.)