Works ok, created problem at airport security
599056
Works as advertised, but you have to hook it up to Bluetooth sinc procedure every time you use it.  Biggest problem, is that the blue light on the controller will turn on intermittently especially in your luggage.  I had British and American security question me about the devise, which caused a delay in me getting through security.  At one point I had the show security exactly how it worked.  I saw the flashing blue light, that I couldn't turn off, and realized why it might have created a concern.  I wish I had gotten one that merely plugged into the phone.  Bluetooth did work the times I actually took the time to set it up.
3497885
Inconvenient to remove and replace while going through ticketing, security and customs.
1707347
This is a very simple product, but It worked great to help distinguish my luggage at the airport. It worked fine to help secure my luggage and the included identification card slot was added security knowing that my bag had more than one way to be identified. It was very long and on my carry-on size bag wrapped an extra complete time around the bag, and I just wrapped the extra around itself to secure it. It would work on a much larger bag.
4842876
I've bought a few of these now.  I have to remember to not try to take them through airport security. :)
4156296
The right thing I needed but unfortunately I had returned it because batteries are not allowed on passenger aircraft if not installed inside a device
517977
Made well but a pain to use and it is nosy while traveling.
4584198
Im not sure if they will pass airport security, have anyone try it?
Although I do think its very good for traveling.
3322192
I travel frequently for work and wanted something to boost hotel WiFi for my tired old laptop.  It works fairly well for that purpose, but I neglected to consider the fact that hotels almost never have an adequate number of electrical outlets accessible to guests.  So, I ended up adding an extension cord to my bag.  That's a good idea anyway, because you'll want to be able to position the TL-WR710N as near to the hallway as you can, as that's usually where the hotel's WiFi access points are located.

With a new Surface tablet in my bag, I now use the TL-WR710N as a wireless bridge between an Ethernet-only desktop computer and my home WiFi router.  It plugs in behind a desk and is connected to the computer with a length of Cat-5E cable.  Setting it up to connect to my WiFi network was a trivial exercise and it has stayed connected ever since.  I get similar data throughput using this device as on a hardwired computer.

This is probably one of the better examples of this type of device.  I tried a Chinese knock-off from eBay first, and it was a dud.  Save yourself the frustration and buy this.
3811467
This extender worked...sort of.

Set-up was easy no matter what mode I tried which is a big plus. our phones, laptop, tablets, and PC all had access the extender. And the increase in range was phenomenal. But we had one serious issue...

Security

No matter what I did, or how I did it, I could not make this device secure. I tried every setting under the sun, including having one our IT guys from work come over. No dice. I can't have an open, unsecure device running amok.

Sorry, but while this extender worked, it needs to be secure.
2640710
Worked great for toting the car seat through the airport. But a waaste since they will just make you check your car seat at the gate and then it isn't attached to your carry on.
4836899
I bought these locks so my baggage would be easy to recognize. Unfortunately some TSA handler thought they were attractive as well and took them on our last flight.  Two were removed from my bag and one from my wife's bag. The only way they were removed was with a TSA key.  This is a replacement purchase.  They work great  and are less than the major brand.
2362412
This electronic lock box probably would have served my purposes just fine, but unfortunately it arrived with an electronic lock that didn't work. Returned for refund and will buy something else. That said... this is less of a 'security safe' than a 'lock box' anyway and could be easily compromised.
4110025
I bought two of these for a recent trip to the UK.  I work as an IT consultant - so you can imagine I carry a lot of electronics.  These worked all-right, but the connections were loose.  Any ungrounded or non-polarized plugs would slip out of the receptacles if they were placed vertically with only the slightest touch.  If placed horizontally they were OK.  I will be replacing them on my next trip.
1948913
Worked as advertised. Charged my iPad and iPhone when I was away from an outlet. No problem going thru airport security.
3163761
Product works fine, but whenever I need to unplug it from my PC it has this locking mechanism and the button to unlock it doesn't seem to always do the job; maybe my product is defective; I don't know, but I do know that I am exerting as much force on the button as I can and it doesn't want to come out sometimes. I fear this may damage the ports on my GPU, but I haven't had any other issues besides that with this adapter.
485344
Lock seemed to work fine, but the first time I actually used it, the TSA cut it off and it was gone forever.  I got a nice note in my bag about how they did not seem to think this was one they could open???
1182104
This lock is sturdy and will help to keep people out of your stuff while your bag is unattended. The combination is easily (but not accidentally) changeable due to a button that needs to be pressed in while the lock is unlocked.
It is obvious if it has been opened by TSA and is easy to reset. The cable part appears to be aircraft steel cable.