Wireless Gaming Bridge - High-Speed AC1750 with MU-MIMO for Low Latency, 2 Gigabit Ethernet Ports, Plug & Play - Gaming & Streaming, Private Point-to-Point LAN - 2 Unit Kit (WB-1750-KIT)

This absolutely worked wonders for me! It connected my PS2 to my room just like it was on ethernet! Fast connection, easy to set up. Couldn't ask for more. I'm so glad I tried this.

I picked up this kit to fix a problematic spot in my home. Wireless was just unstable. I followed the directions, plugged one into my router, the other in the room with issues, and that did it.

The NexusLink Gaming Router Extender is an exceptional product for anyone who is looking for a high-performance and reliable router extender. With its powerful AC1750 and MU-MIMO technology, this router extender provides low-ping connections and superior performance that is ideal for gamers, streamers, and VR enthusiasts.One of the great things about this product is its ease of use. The set-up is straightforward and the product is easy to use, making it a great choice for those who need a reliable connection and fast speeds. The two-unit kit is perfect for providing a reliable connection, even in larger homes or apartments.Overall, the NexusLink Gaming Router Extender is a great value for money and provides a powerful and sophisticated solution for anyone who needs a reliable connection and fast speeds. If you're a gamer, streamer, or VR enthusiast, this product is definitely worth considering.

Bought for my son's video game system he love it .

TL;DR: Unless you’re using old, outdated hardware, this will SLOW you down. Pictures speak for themselves. This is a product from 2019 that SLOWS down your internet and causes ~20% packet loss.I have fiber and get 800-900mbps, so long I’m in the same room as the router and using my laptop with wifi 6.On the other side of the house, where my office is, it drops off. Still 500mbps give or take, but sometimes it gets congested and hung up for a second or two—which is not so great for Teams meetings.I saw this and had an “aha” moment, thinking it would be just the fix. Well, it is quite the opposite. Speeds WITHOUT it are 500-600 down, 300-400 up, with little to no packet loss.Speeds WITH it are all over the place, but are ALWAYS much lower and with a huge increase in packet loss (about 15-20%). Unless you’re using this on old outdated hardware, this will only slow you down.

Solves many problems at once! Blazing fast and use where Moca 2 does not work.Just like a wired ethernet but goes where cat 5 cable not desirable!!!!Just plug it in…move it a little here and there and it gets the job done!!!I have 2 sets just in case one dies, etc. can be back in say 30 minutes. It has two ethernet jacks so have two sources to connect to two items on end of line if need be!!!Either unit can be set to receive or send. NEVER let me down for over 2 years at our condo….leave on and zero setup needed.Got a problem where hard wired cable not doing so great…..get this. Period.As said before… does the job.And nice profile.

What is not made clear in the description, is that this "router/ extender" is a single point to point extender. It is good for a gamer who wants a fast signal to their computer or game machine.It also uses only the 5g portion of the signal, and does not transmit the 2.4.... so it has made our network less than what it was by passing on a portion of the signal, and to only one device.So far we have not been able to get it to work as an extender (except in that limited context) My husband has a call in to their customer service) BUT I am not sure I want to use it as an extender because it would mean losing half of our signal (2.4g). While I would prefer to use the 5g to the extent possible, the 2.4g signal travels farther. Our entire house would no longer be covered if we use this as an extender... IF we can even get it to work. At the current time it is showing an internet signal but the router it is connected to no longer sends a signal, instead acting as an endpoint.This really is only good for connecting a single machine, and you will lose the 2.4 band if you set it up as a router or extender.I will revise this review if customer service helps get it working as a router or extender (for more than a single machine) however, I will not be using it because of the loss of the 2.4 signal. Updating tyo say that several days after my husband called we do not have a solution. I can only conclude that it was meant to be a single point extender and that using it as a router, or extender in a more general sense is a real stretch.We have removed it from our network, which is functioning a lot better without it.