TP-Link 300Mbps Wi-Fi Range Extender – TL-WA854RE

KSh3,400.00

Range Extender mode boosts wireless signal to previously unreachable or hard-to-wire areas flawlessly
Miniature size and wall-mounted design make it easy to deploy and move flexibly
Easily expand wireless coverage at a push of Range Extender button
Tether App allows easy access and management using any mobile device
LED Control function includes a Night Mode for peaceful sleep

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TP-Link 300Mbps Wi-Fi Range Extender TL-WA854RE

Got dead zones in your bedroom, basement, or even out in the yard? The TP-Link TL-WA854RE 300Mbps Universal Wi-Fi Range Extender is a top pick that’s been around the block, giving solid performance,

This little gadget plugs right into the wall and just works. It’s a best-seller around the world. Let’s get into what makes the TL-WA854RE.

Why the TP-Link TL-WA854RE Still Rocks for Budget Wi-Fi Extension

Even though there are newer, faster routers out there, the TL-WA854RE still hits the spot for tons of homes and small offices because:

Some folks still have older routers that only use the 2.4 GHz band so this keeps things compatible.
It’s a cheap way to get better Wi-Fi without swapping out your whole router.
It’s super simple – plug it in, and forget about it!

Sure, it’s only 300 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band , so it’s not going to win any speed awards. But here’s the deal: it gives you reliable Wi-Fi everywhere for things like browsing, watching videos, Zoom calls, and those smart home gadgets.

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Feature Details

Model -TL-WA854RE

Wireless Standard – IEEE 802.11n (Wi-Fi 4)

Speed – Up to 300 Mbps (2.4 GHz)

Antennas -2 × Internal MIMO antennas

Ports – 1 × 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port

Range – Up to 800–1000 sq ft extension (real-world)

WPS Button – Yes – One-touch secure connection

LED Indicators – Signal strength + power + Wi-Fi

Power Consumption – ~2.5W

Dimensions – 110 × 65.8 × 75.2 mm (plug-in design)

Warranty – 3 Years (when purchased from authorized sellers like Phonex Tech) |

What Problems Does This Thing Actually Solve?

1. Kills Dead Zones

Got thick walls or a big house? Wi-Fi can struggle. Just plug the TL-WA854RE halfway between your router and the dead zone. It repeats the signal, and boom – no more No Internet headaches.

2. Great for Older Routers

Got a router from your internet company that’s a few years old and only does 2.4 GHz? This extender is perfect. Newer, fancy extenders can be overkill.

3. Cheap Coverage

Instead of shelling out big bucks for a mesh Wi-Fi setup, a lot of folks find that one or two TL-WA854REs takes care of their Wi-Fi issues.

4. Wired Devices? No Problem.

It’s got an Ethernet port! That means you can make it a Wi-Fi hotspot or plug in devices like your Smart TV, PlayStation, or PC if you don’t have an Ethernet cable nearby.

How Does It Really Perform?

Tests have shown:

Speed usually hangs around 50–120 Mbps in normal homes which is plenty for streaming videos.
It can stretch your Wi-Fi signal about 100-130 feet indoors.
It stays stable even when you have around 10–15 devices online.
Lights that tell you where to put it so you get the best signal

Setup

TP-Link has got this down:

Method 1: WPS Button (Super Quick)

1. Plug it in close to your router.

2. Hit the WPS button on your router.

3. Hit the WPS button on the extender (within 2 minutes).

4. That’s it! Now move it to where you need the Wi-Fi.

Method 2: App or Web Browser

Use the TP-Link app on your phone or type http://tplinkrepeater.net in a web browser to play with settings, like guest networks or parental controls.

Easy Signal Lights

The lights change color so you know where to put it:

– Red = Too far from the router

– Orange = Okay

– Blue = Just right

Even though it’s cheap, it still has some tricks:

MIMO tech that keeps things running smoothly when you have multiple devices online.
Handles up to 32 devices at once.
Can be used as a regular Wi-Fi hotspot by plugging it into an Ethernet cable.
Works with any router (like ASUS, Netgear etc.).
It can update its software automatically.
Turn off the lights at night if they bug you.