Can this be used when travelling to boost the signal of the wifi coming to me, say from a motel or any other open wifi network?
504323
I asked the question and was told NO ... since you do not have access to the master password of the router that is providing the signal in the hotel.
504324
Yes if you have the password for the wifi as you would if you are staying at the hotel or so. So for the delay I was unavailabe. Hope this helps if any further question please feel free to ask.
2156080
Yes, this is the whole point. As long as your outlets are connected to the same main circuit (they should be), you can transport the signal anywhere at home.
1392969
If your only goal is to get a better signal by placing this in the window as opposed to next to you, that should work. This product is not an upgrade over internal GPS chips in most of the high end devices.
1565285
Yes you can.It extends whatever signal you give it.You can use you phone as a Hotspot and then give it more range with this. Your phone would then act as a modem or router, basically.
2084236
this certainly increases the wifi signal strength, but if a password is required, you'll need to obtain that from the hotel, I imagine.
1205578
I think it is possible, yes, but as someone mentioned you would have to go through doing a reset, then set up at each location. It isn't as simple as a plug and play. Now for travel perhaps a product call "Almond" would be an easier option. It has easy set up, a touch screen, I don't think it is quite as powerful as the amped wireless [I have both] but it does a great job, as I said it is much easier set up for travel
1005476
Yes, as long as you can get a signal it will help for a stronger signal. It did for me.
795266
Yes, the device can do that. You may see a little lag off and on depending on wireless conditions.
2165919
We use it in an RV park where we cannot pickup wifi. We went from no signal to 5 bars...no problem.
386222
I am not sure to be honest, but it screw into your Wi Fi adapter and then you can screw your antenna on the other end of it. I ran mine up and over my window frame and signal strength went up and the speed also from around 70 mbps to between 120-150 mbps. It is a cheap and great way to boost signal strength. I would give it 5 stars, but you do have to play around with the antenna on the end after you have strung it out and look for the sweet spot. Once you have found that you are good to go as long as nothing gets moved or bumped.
1851369
This is not a wifi device you must have an Ethernet connection available, and if do yes you can use it. You would just need to call Verizon again and go through the setup in the new location. Once your return to your original location you would have to go thought the setup again. There are cell phone boosters out there also that are good for traveling but they just boost your phone's ability to catch a signal. This product actually creates its own signal it's like a mini tower.
1205580
Yes, but the extender will need to be configured to each network as you go from one location to another. If the motel has a 'splash' page login, it will not work.
750986
Hard to say. I bought it to get a better signal to a bedroom and it does not seem to have made much if any difference. But it may depend on various factors. You may have better luck.
1471043
Agree with everyone else. This will successfully boost your wifi signal (if you need help, check out the review I posted for this product), and increase potential range of any wireless device you own (regardless of the operating system on your devices).
2188339
Yes it can. I travel a lot and you just have to have the ability to sign in to the WIFI where ever you are.
820359
Our router is upstairs in a back bedRoom. We setup the Amped Wireless booster downstairs under the stairwell and it worked to boost the signal throughout the whole house. In fact, I get a stronger signal from the Amped booster than I do from the router two rooms way.
1520110
By itself, no. It merely boosts signal range. You'll want to get a wifi card or USB wifi stick to plug into a USB port if you don't have built in wireless internet.