FS: Networking TP Link RE305 Dual Band WiFi Extender

Skyh3ck

Skyh3ck

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Expected Price (Rs)
1800
Shipping from
Mumbai
Item Condition
3 out of 5
Payment Options
  1. Bank Transfer
Purchase Date
Jan 1, 2020
Shipping Charges
Excluded - at actuals
Have you provided two pics?
  1. Yes
Remaining Warranty Period
0
Invoice Available?
No
Reason for Sale
upgraded all networking system at home
TP Link RE305 Dual Band WiFi Extender

Plug and play, with simple setting

Bought from forum, used for short time, later upgraded all networking system at home.

No box, no bill

Local buy prefer
 

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Is the ethernet port for input or output? I have a device which only has ethernet port, no wi-fi. Will this device be helpful with that?
 
gourav said:
Is the ethernet port for input or output? I have a device which only has ethernet port, no wi-fi. Will this device be helpful with that?
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For the price, you can buy a good wifi usb adapter for the device you need it for/any other router that supports extension capabilities. I think the ethernet port is Input, and to be used to use this extender as an access point.
 
napstersquest said:
For the price, you can buy a good wifi usb adapter for the device you need it for/any other router that supports extension capabilities. I think the ethernet port is Input, and to be used to use this extender as an access point.
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Unfortunately the NAS device I have does not support USB wi-fi adapters. And I'm having real trouble putting both the router and the NAS in the same place since my router has a very odd placement and can't move it at whim due to the cable entry point at home.
If you don't mind, could elaborate on the bold part over PM? I know this functionality exists, but I don't know what it's called or how it works. Any specific model of router you could point me to?
 
well.... a bump... i was too busy with other things in life please do check my other sale post , i will be putting more items for cheap in coming days
 
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