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Price: $29.99 - $24.99
(as of Nov 14, 2025 01:17:07 UTC – Details)
B08RHD97QY, Stronger, More Stable Wi-Fi, Where You Need It
Upgrade your home network with the TP-Link Wi-Fi Range Extender RE315. The AC1200 extender connects to your existing router and expands its Wi-Fi signal into areas your router can’t reach on its own. It offers coverage up to 1600 sq. ft., making it ideal for apartments, condos, or small homes. Enjoy a stable network experience wherever you need it at home. Great for parents, professionals, or anyone who needs their signal extended. This range extender is EasyMesh-compatible, meaning you can expand your network for seamless, whole-home…, 4,
Reviewer: GR
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Better than I expected.
Review: Have to say that I was initially skeptical about this product, but the price was good so I tried it out. Nice quality product but only time will tell. I have a one-level 2400Sqft house with a lot of devices connected to my Spectrum Wifi (2.4GHz &/5GHz) Router. I needed something to extend my Wifi signal to a couple of outdoor security cameras in the backyard. I placed this item about half between the router and cameras. Almost line-of-sight to the cameras. They were connected directly to my Spectrum box, and they would regularly disconnect and then reconnect–maintaining extremely low signal strength. The first thing I did was configure the TP-Link with the Tether App and followed the directions–which I found pretty easy to follow. You just have to take your time. Oddly enough, Spectrum has you set their router to 2.4 GHz if you want to add devices (securty cameras, wall switches, etc) to their box. This time, the TP-Link recognized that I actually had a Spectrum 2.4GHz and 5 GHz net work set up. I didn’t have to do anything accept tell the the tether app (after it scanned for local wifi networks) and connect the 2.4GHz (Spectrum Box-using its login credentials). Once the extender was connected, I was able to connect my 2.4GHz outdoor cameras to the extender (SSID: You HomeHmWifi_Ext) and it connected right away. The signal when fom being just a red dot (minimum-to-no signal) to max signal (three bars). I went ahead and turned off the 5GHz radio on the extender, because I really don’t need it yet. Besides, It will reduce the heat in the TP-Link Box and in-fighting between my 5GHz devices for a different signal–LOL. I haven’t encountered any issues with the lag. I can connect to my camera pretty quickly. We’ll see how it holds up in the long run. Only time will tell.
Reviewer: mrwagoo
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: So much better – and easy to connect
Review: If you need a better signal in the back bedroom or workshop – grab this gizmo.Our primary bedroom is about 35-40 feet away from our router / access point. The signal is weak, so we’ve been using the TP Link booster we bought in 2021. The booster improved the signal a tiny bit, but my wife connection was always weak, sometimes it just didn’t work.With the new model – WOW!! Strong Signal in the entire apartment, and in the back bathroom for tunes in the shower.We’re always connected, the signal is strong, and it’s great for our space. Highly recommend for a strong signal 40 feet away from your access point.You’ll need to get the Tether App and set up an account. I would say it took about 10 minutes to go through the whole download, set up, connect and enable process. I found it easy and to do, used my account that I had set up 4 years ago. I don’t imagine using the app interface again, unless I change the PW on my router.We are using this device in South America, so the power is 220V and it works like a charm.I’m sure there’s bigger, faster, pricier models out there, but for our space, this guy is a winner.
Reviewer: Jfaz
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Needed an ethernet cable with my ISP router.
Review: I have ISP that starts with “C” and is a “cast”. I have a Wi-Fi from them that starts with an X. Top speed. I work for a company as the North America digital service rep who’s primary duty is to help customers connect our products to their home Wi-Fi. I know what I am doing. 🙂 I cannot state the actual companies due to some stupid community guideline. The Extender could find the Router, Could detect the Wi-Fi 2.4ghz and 5Ghz. The password is an easy one for me, I type it many times a day. The router refused to allow the extender to access and communicate across the network. I have had other extenders that did work. It has something to do with these specific extenders. I had to use a Ethernet cable, connected to my computer and dial into the Extender using the IP address in the Installation guide. Once in I was able to force the Extender onto my Network. In the installation guide there is a link to the Routers that these extenders will work with, and my Router ( a very recent and common one) isn’t on the list. So if you are having trouble with the App that this comes with or the WPS function, or the Wi-Fi direct method, use a cable to connect to a computer and program it that way. The Instruction sheet gives you the address to use.
Reviewer: Cwxy101
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great for anyone that wants to buy it; Good coverage and fats WIFI speeds
Review: I’ve been using my TP-Link product for about a year now, and I can confidently say it has exceeded my expectations in every way. From the moment I set it up, the installation process was quick and straightforward — the instructions were clear, and the TP-Link app made the entire setup smooth and effortless.I currently use it upstairs to connect several of my everyday devices, especially my PC, and the performance has been fantastic. The multi-device connectivity is strong and consistent, with no lagging or dropouts even when multiple devices are streaming or online at the same time. I’ve noticed a major improvement in Wi-Fi coverage and speed, especially in areas of my home that used to have weaker signals.The TP-Link app is another big plus — it’s very user-friendly and allows me to monitor and manage my network easily, from checking connection strength to adjusting settings with just a few taps. It’s clear that TP-Link put a lot of thought into both the design and functionality of this product.After a full year of daily use, it still works just as well as the day I bought it. The build quality feels premium and durable, and it’s been completely reliable with zero issues so far. Overall, I’m extremely happy with my purchase. TP-Link has truly created a product that combines performance, reliability, and smart design. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to anyone looking to improve their home Wi-Fi network!
Reviewer: Sri
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Setting up the extender is a breeze, and the reception has improved notably. I really like the one-mesh technology, eliminating the need to change networks at home.
Reviewer: Josafa ferreira da silva
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Gostei mt do produto, veio de Miami- Florida-USAInstalei na parede da área para melhor propagação do sinal para as câmeras instaladas fora de casa, atendeu mt bem as expectativas. Recomendo, produto de 1*
Reviewer: Richie Rich
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: After installing a brand new TP-Link AXE75 (AX5400) WiFi 6E wireless router, I will still getting weak spots in the some rooms. I was hoping this would fix the issues with my Linksys Atlas mesh wireless network, which had good range but devices kept binding to a weaker node and wasn’t switching nodes seamlessly. After doing some research, I bought this TP-Link RE315 Range Extender because it could work with my router using TP-Link’s OneMesh/EasyMesh system. I was a bit skeptical given my bad experience with the Linksys mesh system. Setup was incredibly simple, I plugged the RE315 into a power outlet that was more central in my home, on a different floor from router. Pressed the WPS buttons on both the router and range extender and after a couple of minutes, they paired and the RE315 extended my 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks. Using my router’s web interface, I could see the RE315 as a “Mesh device”.To test, I used my Pixel 6 and the WiFi Analyzer app on 5GHz network. With this phone on my previous Linksys Atlas mesh, it would bind to a node but wouldn’t switch to the stronger node, even if I was 1 ft away from it. I had to turn off WiFi and turn it back on before it bound to nearest node. With my TP-Link EasyMesh setup, I could see my Pixel 6 was connected to the AXE75 router. As a moved downstairs and was a few feet away from RE315, I saw the connection switch to the range extender. It was completely seamless and I didn’t lose the WiFi network, it just switched. With WiFi Analyzer, I could tell which network device I was connected to based on Mac address and IP. Onto an Internet speed test. Connected upstairs to AXE75, I was getting 600 Mbps down, 300 Mbps up on and 1Gbps Internet. Connected to the RE315, I was only getting 90 Mbps down, 60 Mbps up, which seems slow but I was expecting that with range extender as half the bandwidth is connecting to the main router, while other half is for clients. This is also a WiFi 5 AC1200 ranger extender, compared to my WiFi 6E AX router. So I was pleased with this performance since the area I was getting the dead spots in, I was now seeing full strength with good speeds, which is much better than dropped connections I was getting not using the range extender, or with my previous Linksys Atlas mesh.
Reviewer: naif
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: تجربتي للمنتج سيئة كان يفصل الراوتر الاساسي ولا يجيب السرعه نفس الراوتر الاساسي
Reviewer: KUNAL P.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Value for money, easy setup and installation
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