The distance between my computer &amp; router is 35' the signal must pass thru a concrete wall &amp; concrete floor. Will this work with NO dropped connection
1052131
It should work as long as the wall is not too thick. I have found that the range is up to 100'.
1070302
yeah I have to move my work computer to the same room the router is in for my VPN to work reliably. I would say the range in our house with this router is only about 75 ft at best.
1914869
It depends on the router and the obstructions. Mine (TP-Link) has produced a signal of a couple of hundred feet. I don't know if it's consistant tho.
65442
I placed mine 2 floors below my wireless router in my finished basement, and it works fine--my signal strength there was 80%; the distance depends upon the strength of the signal coming from your router; you want to be sure, according to the instructions, that the signal strength at the range extender is at least 70% (it shows you this on the dashboard when you connect to the device). And once you have gone through setup and connected to the extended network, you can unplug the device and try it in different places without having to reconnect. The extender remembers your original settings. Really a freaking nice device, at least for me. Took less than 10 minutes to set up at a leisurely pace. I placed mine 2 floors below my wireless router in my finished basement, and it works fine--my signal strength there was 80%; the distance depends upon the strength of the signal coming from your router; you want to be sure, according to the instructions, that the signal strength at the range extender is at least 70% (it shows you this on the dashboard when you connect to the device). And once you have gone through setup and connected to the extended network, you can unplug the device and try it in different places without having to reconnect. The extender remembers your original settings.... » Read More I placed mine 2 floors below my wireless router in my finished basement, and it works fine--my signal strength there was 80%; the distance depends upon the strength of the signal coming from your router; you want to be sure, according to the instructions, that the signal strength at the range extender is at least 70% (it shows you this on the dashboard when you connect to the device). And once you have gone through setup and connected to the extended network, you can unplug the device and try it in different places without having to reconnect. The extender remembers your original settings. Really a freaking nice device, at least for me. Took less than 10 minutes to set up at a leisurely pace. « Show Less
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I am sorry, but I cant help you. I am not a tech-y expert. I will advise that I have no problem with its normal performance as the signal travels between concrete walls in my home.
179267
It will work great. I have mine set up a mile apart with several large concrete buildings in the middle and it gets a perfect signal with no data loss.
1294118
I have mine connected in my bedroom... there is a wall and approx 4 feet from the router. It works at full strength so I think it is not necessary to have it very close. Based on what I have heard from friends (who own similar devices), these devices will work well up to a distance of 10 meters beyond which it is not totally reliable.
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Brick, concrete, plaster, these are all materials that are tough to go through. If there is only one wall between the AirWire units, I would say it will work. More than that, it's a trial/error. In general, the AirWires have a very good and stable connection. I have dozens of these units installed in retail boutiques where one is at the cash and the other in the back store. They all work flawlessly, some have a full signal, some have a weaker/slower connection. I also tested a pair in our office through gypse walls at over 50' one floor apart. Again, they worked very well. Bottom line: I would say it will work at your house if the units are well oriented and the signal does not have to go through several walls. Hope it helps.
1851696
I have a garage about 30 feet detached from the house. This router would not reach with a usable signal very well.
1545762
I'm not sure what the range is, but mine is on a different floor and about 30 feet from the router and it works fine
823690
My router is in to floor of my house and I'm using this on a desktop in the basement. I get 4 bars out of 5 signal strength. I would say it's about 50 to 60 feet distance between the two. Haven't tried any other distance
125751
Not sure about this, working for my Laptop but signal drops when I move my Laptop to another room in my apartment
1545760
The distance between my wifi and the router is more then 12 feet. Also there is a wall between rooms Ive had no problems with since purchase. I hop ed this is helpful to you in your decision.
1303663
radius is roughly 25-30 yards... on the same level (floor and outdoors) as the router. you do have to be careful of obstructions (metal doors/ductwork/appliances/etc) as they'll reflect the signal. a good central location would be best. :)
484204
Not sure of the distance between the router and USB. Mine works without the antenna with about 6 to 8 ft between them.
1463730
signal strength, yes, on the same floor. wall penetration for upper floors not really. at least in my house. i have brick walls and concrete floors.
1478871
Yes. I use it for a computer in a building 200 ft. from my wireless router. I get 4 bars and no drops.