how many meters range is this router?
1330032
Didn't see the specs anywhere, but I'll say it has average range compared to other routers I have, but I'd recommend a small to small/medium home. For the price it definitely has a good range for the value, but if you have a medium or large home i'd say to spend more money for the longer range (this is an older router now). It works perfect in my girlfriend's small/medium apartment. But with any wifi router remember that cement or brick walls kill the range more than regular wood/drywall walls, and the signals get weaker the higher you go above the router, so try to put the router up high if you can. Didn't see the specs anywhere, but I'll say it has average range compared to other routers I have, but I'd recommend a small to small/medium home. For the price it definitely has a good range for the value, but if you have a medium or large home i'd say to spend more money for the longer range (this is an older router now). It works perfect in my girlfriend's small/medium apartment. But with any wifi router remember that cement or brick walls kill the range more than regular wood/drywall walls, and the signals get weaker the higher you go above the router, so try to put the router up high... » Read More Didn't see the specs anywhere, but I'll say it has average range compared to other routers I have, but I'd recommend a small to small/medium home. For the price it definitely has a good range for the value, but if you have a medium or large home i'd say to spend more money for the longer range (this is an older router now). It works perfect in my girlfriend's small/medium apartment. But with any wifi router remember that cement or brick walls kill the range more than regular wood/drywall walls, and the signals get weaker the higher you go above the router, so try to put the router up high if you can. « Show Less
1330033
It works very good for small apartment but if you want an average range higher, you should spend more money for a best long range.
1330034
Didn't see the specs anywhere, but I'll say it has average range compared to other routers I have, but I'd recommend a small to small/medium home. For the price it definitely has a good range for the value, but if you have a medium or large home i'd say to spend more money for the longer range (this is an older router now). It works perfect in my girlfriend's small/medium apartment. But with any wifi router remember that cement or brick walls kill the range more than regular wood/drywall walls, and the signals get weaker the higher you go above the router, so try to put the router up high if you can.
1135877
Probably thirty feet but strictly line of sight. My line of sight is about 15 feet. Beyond that, signal loss is frequent. I have an IOGEAR Long Range Rate Bluetooth USB Adapter but also still line of sight with other bluetooth devices.
1735197
It's around 5 meters. But I don't recommend it this product I just use it around 3 times and it didin't work anymore. Regards
526708
My main router is in my basement. I put the extender upstairs, on my first floor which is about 200 feet away from the extender. It reaches another 1,000 feet to our second floor guest rooms. Best purchase we made and the company is extremely helpful.
365797
I am planning to use the camera 30meters away from the router, with a wall in between. I suspect this will be too far. Hence my question... Thanks
1914869
It depends on the router and the obstructions. Mine (TP-Link) has produced a signal of a couple of hundred feet. I don't know if it's consistant tho.
1973219
The range is going to depend on the layout of your space , the composition of the materials in your walls, floors and ceilings -- so it will be somewhat different for everyone. In my case, I have a single story ranch style house, about 3,000 square feet. The router is at one end of the house and the range extender is in the middle. There is no direct line of sight between the two - there are a few walls between them and it works just fine to cover the rest of the house. I get a good signal at approximately 60-70 feet.
1771433
no from my experience the range was better and longer than that of my netgear d6300 ac 1300 wifi modem router, the range in you situation will depend on the devices your using and the location of where you place the unit, but from my usage of the unit the range is extremely far I can watch you tube on my nexus 7 (2012) tablet in my back yard
844874
You can safely go 700 feet between routers with this product without signal degradation. The "copper one" has a limit at about 400 feet or less.
1070302
yeah I have to move my work computer to the same room the router is in for my VPN to work reliably. I would say the range in our house with this router is only about 75 ft at best.
1081367
In my experience it isn't any different from most other routers - decent signal at 50-70 feet. Beyond that it goes down. You might want to think about a Powerline network to get high bandwidth to the farther parts of your home. An example would be Linksys Powerline AV Wireless Network Extender (PLWK400)
1845608
Jeff, the distance is standard on most of these and it is not exactly what the manufacturer says -- You can go about 100 meters (or 333 feet), but safe bet is about 300ft. Then you will need a repeater. Additional info can be found under http://www.axis.com/techsup/faq/index.php/?action=artikel&&cat;=175&id;=115358&artla;ng=en&highlight;= or google PoE Distance Limit. Good luck.
1664219
The range on the TL-WR841N v9 is short. 25-30Mbps @0-30 feet. >40 feet it drops off to 1-5Mbps. I am disappointed with my replacement router due this issue. It was the price point that appealed to me but it is hit or miss when we are at the back patio.
1884197
Recently purchased this router. I have 11 devices active on it - 3 wired and 8 wifi, a mixture of Windows, Linux, Android tablet, Android phones, a Squeezebox, a Roku, and networked DVD player, etc. All working fine. As far as distance - the router is in a wood kitchen cabinet and I get good signal all over the house and beyond - up to about 60 feet away.
1132505
Hm.. 30 meters? not sure, but i can check and update you on the same.I tried up to around 50 feet and works fine.
274534
Abdullatef, our home is rather large (6000square.ft) and the router is on an upper level and we have experienced no problems with range or reception. I love that I can see and/or respond to people at my door from anywhere and they do not know if I'm home or elsewhere. I've accepted packages while across town at the movies and I hauve gotten rid of pesky salesmen from the comfort of my living room. Works as intended and as advertised. Great purchase.
1169479
My WiFi range works on the third floor with the modem in the basement. That is a distance of at least 75 feet.