TP-Link RE315 AC1200 Wi-Fi Booster- Internet Range Extender
918/9056£28.99
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About this product
The RE315 Range Extender connects to your router wirelessly, strengthening and expanding its signal into areas it can't reach on its own. High speed mode uses both Wi-Fi bands to establish one super-high-speed connection, ideal for HD streaming and gaming. It can create a mesh network by connecting to a OneMesh Router for seamless whole-home coverage. Enjoy uninterrupted streaming, surfing, and more even when moving around your home. Hassle-free management with Tether app, available on any android or iOS device.
- Adaptive path selection – connects to the fastest connection path to the router automatically and runs at top-speed.
- Range extenders.
- Transfer speed: AC1200.
- Plug and play.
- Wireless and wired.
- Dualband.
- 1x 2.4GHz channel.
- 1x 5GHz channel.
- EAN: 6935364072452.
4.4
542 reviews
88%
Recommended this product
Customers Say
Overall, users find the Wi-Fi extender effective for boosting signal strength and easy to set up. However, some experienced setup issues and varying performance in different areas of their homes.
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Setting up issues
Have not been able to set up…. Even though I have done all the setup instruction multiple times it will not set up so apart from this issue I cannot give a review on the performance of the actual product.
Steleastelea, 35 - 44, Darlington
Good purchase
Easy to set up. Perfect for what I want.
Barney, 65 or over, Belfast
Can't fault it
Easy to use, easy to set up plug in and away you go
niallo, 55 - 64, Birmingham
Tpi extender great if you have a weak signal spot
Changed broadband provider and needed an extender to cover weak spot in the back bedrooms. This does the job nicely with the bonus of an ethernet connection for a non wifi recorder box. One thing though ignore the set up guide for smart connection wasted 20 mins. WPS connection took seconds
Ken, 65 or over, South Wales
Worked fine to extend smart home
Worked to extend wifi to bathroom heating
Xyz, 35 - 44, Somerset
Easy set up
I bought this to get internet to my daughters bed room as it's the furthest from the router, it was easy to set up using the TP link tether app and haven't heard a word from her since so must be working well 🙂
Scruff, 35 - 44, Suffolk
Not Great
I bought this a few weeks back and all was good until I used it for what I originally needed it for. To extend out to my garden bar, I'm within the range that it states that it can achieve but did not work. Master reset it and tried to return but they said because I have used it and joined my wifi network they can't take it back. All the packaging was there but no. I asked what I could use and they suggested a few other items but again if I were to buy and try but never worked then I would have two units of no use.
Fail, 35 - 44, Scotland, Ayrshire
It works now
First one didn't connect. Nor did the second one so I had to employ a computer guy to connect it for me . Not very happy .
George, 55 - 64, Norfolk
Excellent product
It's an excellent product, so easy to install and use. Works like a butter
Rahul, 45 - 54, Newcastle
Great product
Great item, catches signal perfectly
lonewolf99
Hi,
Theoretically, our range extenders are designed to be compatible with most routers available on the market.
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Hello Khan,
After checking with our supplier, they have advised for the TP-Link RE315 AC1200 Wi-Fi Booster- Internet Range Extender: Yes, it can be set to Access Point mode for use. This will allow customers to refer to the following to connect to the topology diagram:
1.situation 1（RE mode：use wifi to connect router）：
modem(NBN box）——router>
2.situation 2（AP mode： use cable to connect router）
modem(NBN box）——router——RE550
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Hello there,
Yes, this TP-Link AC1200 Dual Band Wi-Fi Range Extender & Booster can be used to connect to 2.4GHz bulbs and sockets on its 2.4GHz band.
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Hi Ry,
Yes, it supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz.
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Hello Peter,
I can advise the following for the TP-Link AC1200 Dual Band Wi-Fi Range Extender & Booster:
Yes, this is possible. You would place this at the midway point between the router and the point where you aren't getting Wi-Fi.
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Hi Kegan,
TP-Link Range Extender is broadly compatible with most standard Wi-Fi routers, including both TP-Link and non-TP-Link models. However, compatibility issues may arise with routers or gateways that use modified, outdated, or non-standard firmware. Additionally, TP-Link extenders can connect to open Wi-Fi networks that have no wireless password and hidden Wi-Fi networks.
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Hello Adam,
After checking with our supplier, they have advised for the TP-Link AC1200 Dual Band Wi-Fi Range Extender & Booster: We do not include an Ethernet cable in our packaging; you will need to prepare one yourself. If your PS5 works fine when connected to your router via Ethernet, connecting it to this extender should also work.
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Hi Jackie,
You will need to link the booster to your router via web UI/APP/WPS button.
Here is the set up video for your reference: https://youtu.be/PRUSqYbfMls...
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Hi Peter,
TP-Link Range Extender is broadly compatible with most standard Wi-Fi routers, including both TP-Link and non-TP-Link models. However, it does not compatible with other brands' powerline devices.
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Hello Chris,
The supplier has advised the following for the TP-Link AC1200 Dual Band Wi-Fi Range Extender & Booster:
“ Yes, the TP‑Link RE315 can work both ways, depending on how you set it up:
As a classic range extender → Creates a second network.
As an SSID clone → One Wi-Fi name, During setup (via the Tether app or web interface), there's an option to copy the host router’s SSID and password for both bands. By removing the _EXT suffix manually, you create one seamless network:
As part of OneMesh (if your router supports it). ”
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