Over on the right side is a single gigabit LAN port, and there's a two-pronged plug at the rear. The left side holds Power and reset buttons and a button that turns off the LED lights. Below the button are 2.4GHz- and 5GHz-band status indicators and a Power indicator. It blinks blue while a WPS connection is in progress, and is off when there is no active connection. The ring is blue when the extender has a good connection to the router, and red when it is too far away.
The front of the RE450 sports a large Range Extender (RE)/Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) button with an LED light ring around its outer edge. Its bulky frame blocks access to the second outlet in a two-outlet receptacle, and it lacks a pass-through outlet like the one found on the Linksys RE6700 AC1200 Amplify Dual Band Wi-Fi Range Extender ($99.99 at Dell). Measuring 6.4 by 3 by 1.2 inches (HWD), it is about the size and shape of a 6-inch smartphone and at least twice as thick. With two fold-out antennas on either side and one that pulls out of the top of the device, the glossy white and gray device looks like something from a Star Trek episode.
Even though it's bulky and lacks a pass-through outlet, its performance in our tests, particularly at long distances, makes it our Editors' Choice for wireless range extenders.ĭesign and Features The RE450 ($82.99 at Amazon) is an 802.11ac range extender with a maximum data rate of 450Mbps on the 2.4GHz band and 1,300Mbps on the 5GHz band. This dual-band extender plugs into any wall outlet and delivers solid throughput speeds and good signal range. If your router lacks the signal strength needed to bring Wi-Fi to the far corners of your house, give your wireless network a boost with the TP-Link AC1750 Wi-Fi Range Extender ($119.99).
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