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NETGEAR Wifi Range Extender EX3700 - Coverage Up to 1000 Sq.ft. and 15 devices with AC750 Dual Wireless Signal Booster & Repeater

NETGEAR Wifi Range Extender EX3700 - Coverage Up to 1000 Sq.ft. and 15 devices with AC750 Dual Wireless Signal Booster & Repeater

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Smitty
5.0 out of 5 starsWorks Great and with Easy Set-Up.
February 8, 2017
Great extension of my wireless. I have a" man cave/office" in my unattached garage about 100 feet away from my cable company supplied Wi-Fi modem. It actually was able to reach this but the signal without the extender but it was weak and often dropped the connection or slow speed. I installed this NETGEAR N300 about 50 feet away. I now get great connectivity for my laptop.
The initial setup is to:
- Plug the Range Extender into an outlet (I put them side-by-side) very close to the modem. You DO NOT use an Ethernet cord to set this extender up.
- Wait for the solid green LED power light of the extender.
- Push the WPS button on the extender and another LED light will blink.
- Push the WPS button on you old Modem and watch them connect. I had to look for the WPS button on the old modem because it not obvious but it does exist.
- Once the Router LED light on the Extender is solid green, unplug the extender and move it into an area that already can receive some signal, (I placed the Extender 1/2 way between my office and the old modem) as it cannot "extend" what it cannot detect!
- Select the new Network name it has created (it will be your old network name with an -EXT at the end)
- Use the password you use on your existing Wi-Fi system and you are done!
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ROB
1.0 out of 5 starsStarted great, ended as fire hazard
July 25, 2018
Received this in December 2017. Was an easy install for anyone who has had any experience setting up a router. And it worked great as advertised. I did not have drops like a lot of people reported. Unfortunately what I did have in July 2018 after 7ish months of use was a burning smell coming from it. As you can see from the picture, the unit was starting to burn up and melt down. I have used the wall outlet it was on for various things, and have never had an issue. The item was plugged in appropriately and never removed or messed with. This could have burnt my house down.
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ROB
1.0 out of 5 starsStarted great, ended as fire hazard
July 25, 2018
Model: WiFi Extender AC1200Verified Purchase
Received this in December 2017. Was an easy install for anyone who has had any experience setting up a router. And it worked great as advertised. I did not have drops like a lot of people reported. Unfortunately what I did have in July 2018 after 7ish months of use was a burning smell coming from it. As you can see from the picture, the unit was starting to burn up and melt down. I have used the wall outlet it was on for various things, and have never had an issue. The item was plugged in appropriately and never removed or messed with. This could have burnt my house down.
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Smitty
5.0 out of 5 starsWorks Great and with Easy Set-Up.
February 8, 2017
Model: WiFi Extender N300Verified Purchase
Great extension of my wireless. I have a" man cave/office" in my unattached garage about 100 feet away from my cable company supplied Wi-Fi modem. It actually was able to reach this but the signal without the extender but it was weak and often dropped the connection or slow speed. I installed this NETGEAR N300 about 50 feet away. I now get great connectivity for my laptop.
The initial setup is to:
- Plug the Range Extender into an outlet (I put them side-by-side) very close to the modem. You DO NOT use an Ethernet cord to set this extender up.
- Wait for the solid green LED power light of the extender.
- Push the WPS button on the extender and another LED light will blink.
- Push the WPS button on you old Modem and watch them connect. I had to look for the WPS button on the old modem because it not obvious but it does exist.
- Once the Router LED light on the Extender is solid green, unplug the extender and move it into an area that already can receive some signal, (I placed the Extender 1/2 way between my office and the old modem) as it cannot "extend" what it cannot detect!
- Select the new Network name it has created (it will be your old network name with an -EXT at the end)
- Use the password you use on your existing Wi-Fi system and you are done!
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RB
5.0 out of 5 starsEffective and simple to set up
March 13, 2018
Model: WiFi Extender N300Verified Purchase
I felt obliged to write a review since there are some bad reviews of this product. Full disclosure, I've been in IT for 25 years so I generally know my way around technology. I base my 'ease of setup' on if I would be able to walk my mother-in-law through the setup over the phone. This product is brain dead simple to configure and get going if you have a WPS capable router. You simply push the WPS button on your router then push the button on the N300. Do this in the same room to ensure a strong signal. Once you get the green light on the N300, you're good to go and can upnlug it and move it to where you need.

As for the range extending capabilities, my access point is on the second floor of our 3 story house (3200 square feet). The extender is on the first floor with the hope of improving wifi to the TV and the family room. I ran a speed test from my laptop. Prior to the N300 it got 50mbs/10mbs (down/up). With the N300, the laptop got 100mbs/24mbs.

For the price, this is a good solution and much more cost effective than the mesh network systems. I'll be ordering a second N300 to put in the master bedroom. The speed isn't needed but the geek in me can't pass up a faster connection for the small cost of these extenders.
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DogMomma
5.0 out of 5 starsSIMPLE & SUCCESSFUL WIFI EXTENDER!!!
March 24, 2018
Model: WiFi Extender N300Verified Purchase
#1) I am a customer who paid full price for this product.

#2) I've needed something that would make my Comcast WiFi connection extend into my bedroom, which was never more than 25 feet from my modem. However, for some reason, I'm sure because of the layout of my home and the barriers between the rooms, I was never able to actually receive a nice strong connection in my bedroom.

#3) I purchased this, with no knowledge of these products, purely based on the ratings and reviews.

#4) Very fast shipping, as always, with my much loved Prime membership. :)

#5) Very simple installation... the very 1st step is to simply plug it into the wall in the same room as the modem. I was unsuccessful using the "WPS" push setup method, however I've literally never had success using this method any other time, either, so I am not necessarily blaming this on the product.
But, the other setup option is using your laptop, another very simple option, that was easily accomplished and fully functional within 10 minutes [and, that was being distracted with conversation, so I'd say a normal person would do this within 5 mins, or less :)]
Then, once you've completed setup, you unplug the extender and move it in position between the modem and the area that you're wanting coverage. Literally couldn't be any easier!!!

#6) Before, I couldn't get a decent connection in my bedroom at all, now it literally seems like I'm sitting right next to my modem anywhere in my bedroom with FULL STRENGTH for the WiFi connection on my laptop.

GREAT PRODUCT, VERY HAPPY WITH THE PERFORMANCE!!! :)
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W. J. Miller
1.0 out of 5 starsBuyer beware
September 23, 2018
Model: WiFi Extender N300Verified Purchase
Okay everyone, be very careful with this one. When we went through the installation instructions everything seemed to be going well up to a point where a sign in screen appears with your log in name and password (you created in an earlier step). The problem starts here...after trying to log in the process becomes circular and won't connect, even after several attempts. This is where it gets dicey. We contacted their on-line chat service, explained the problem and a service tech called to "help". The gist: after going through a few different windows on my computer and installing software to remote into my computer the tech announces you have a trojan virus and to remove it the cost will be $89.00 an hour or up to $600.00 and of course I can't use my computer for the next two hours because my financial information is at risk and other people now have control of my home network. Well...we have BitDefender installed so I had to question this, after talking with the folks at BitDefender with their tech investigating my system, they told me they have received similar calls with unscrupulous "tech's" trying to sell you a service you really don't need. Btw: we never got the extender to work and it will be going back to Amazon as soon as my hot little hands can box it up...sometimes if the deal looks too good, you really need to question why.
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Amy M.
1.0 out of 5 starsStopped working in 1st year & no support from Netgear
June 15, 2017
Model: WiFi Extender AC750Verified Purchase
After about 9 months of light use, the 2.4g channel has stopped working on all devices (5g works fine). I called Netgear technical support and they only offer complimentary support on this product for 90 days, after which they want you to pay for support. I researched this issue online and found several posts with the same problem. I have done a factory reset, firmware update and confirmed the settings are correct. Netgear does offer a 1-year warranty but they require a return authorization number, which can only be obtained through technical support, which requires a paid subscription. This doesn't seem ethical. I would avoid this product and given the warranty/technical support catch 22, I will certainly be considering other manufacturers for future purchases.
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Davis
1.0 out of 5 starsRange Extenders are a last resort for me.
July 13, 2018
Model: WiFi Extender N300Verified Purchase
This Wifi Range extender works, I think it's fine if this is your only option.

However, I will write about my experience. Installation and setup wasn't that hard; I was able to install it with both methods out of the 3 options known in the comments section( I didn't need to use the secret unadvertised one). What really sucked for me was the performance reduction in terms of internet speed. I have decently fast internet coming from ethernet hard line from my modem. Even if this range extender was 5 feet away from my modem with no obstructions it reduced the internet speed from 150MB/s down to 10MB/s. If you have a big house, I would just recommend just getting another router or a more powerful router and connect the router to the first router. It's a simple plug and go. Don't waste your time trying to get a range extender to work.

This isn't aimed at this product in particular, but that was just my experience. I have a big old house. 2600Sqft with 2 floors. In old houses, sometimes they use chicken wire in the walls so it interferes with WIFI. Maybe that was the problem. I am happy with 2 powerful routers providing WIFI to the whole house with limited speed loss
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Nicolas E. Kaiser
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4.0 out of 5 starsIt's good, but realize it's limitations.. Read on for the good stuff.
July 21, 2016
Model: WiFi Extender AC750Verified Purchase
As a Senior Network Engineer I work around a lot of networking hardware. I am very adept with AP's, Extenders, WLC's, and all of that so I knew what to expect with this. I am not sure why people are complaining about setup, it's ridiculously simple! Note, this is NOT a Mesh-Mode AP/Router, it's an EXTENDER or AP, which means it will provide a 'new' SSID that you can connect to that will bridge to your primary SSID. You should not use this with the same SSID as your router or there could be serious issues. (That's MESH MODE and this is not that!)

For extender mode, what this device does is grab the SSID from your main router and act as a 'bridge' to that router and re-broadcasts the signal with it's own hardware over another SSID. Think of it as a relay race for wireless.. You can use almost anything to bridge networks, even other laptops, routers and access points. So your traffic goes like this: Device over extender SSID to Extender. Extender Hardware processes it as a bridge mode router then sends it through wireless to the existing SSID from your primary router. You are hopping multiple SSID's. To set this up you just put in the SSID and Passkey for your existing wireless, assign a new SSID to the Extender - and note this SHOULD be a different SSID than the primary SSID from your router. Once this is done you connect your wireless devices to the extender and it will 'hop' your data from the extender to the router.

QUICK SETUP: Plug in the extender, wait for it to boot up (2 min), connect your laptop to the SSID of the extender which by default will be something like "NETGEAR_EXT".. Once your device connects to this open up a browser and go to 192.168.1.250, that's the gateway, which is the extender. Once you hit the IP of the extender you will enter setup mode. Here it will ask a series of questions, poll the existing WiFi in the area, and have you setup a new SSID after you input the existing SSID information from your normal router. Setup is done! Now any device you want to go through the extender should utilize the SSID on the extender NOT the SSID on the primary router. Presto! A couple reviewers hammered this for difficult setup which I find hard to believe. Follow my instructions and it's up and running in 3 minutes, and 2 of those minutes are the device booting up! (seriously)

Second mode this can do is AP Mode. Essentially it will act as an AP off your existing network. Connect an ethernet cable to it and set it up per the instructions and you will have a second AP In your home utilizing the same network but different SSIDs! Remember, this is not an enterprise grade WLC AP so you are not going to have multiple AP's using the same AP profile and SSID, each AP will have different SSID's. (but they can use the same password for continuity)

IMPORTANT: A HUGE benefit to this device is it's ability to run in AP mode. Think about this - you are in a motel room with bad wireless but strong ethernet. Simply plug this in and have your own SSID's with speedy wireless. Another important way this can be used is with insecure wireless networks. You can 'hop' this into insecure networks and provide your devices with their own secured SSID's with AES Passkeys. Anyone attempting to hack you through the insecure WiFi would need to hack your secured device and SSID! So there are some pretty cool things you can do with this. Although keep in mind it's not a VPN so they still could sniff the stream going from the extender to the router if the router uses an unsecured SSID, but at least they aren't getting directly into your device so there is some slight, additional security.

Features/Advanced Options: After you run through the silly quickstart stuff you can go to 192.168.1.250 which is likely the preferred DCHP this will grab from your router. From here you have advanced options where you can see transfer rates, connected clients,setup MAC access permissions and other goodies. Not bad! But again this is really a tiny router so these settings are to be expected. There is a 'Fastlane' system in this which is really a gimmick that is absolutely pointless and more generally considered a marketing feature. What this does is you give the extender a designated frequency from your router (2.4 or 5.0) then the router pushes 5.0 with the 2.4 or 2.4 with the 5.0 channel. This is just frequency isolation that will allow you to use a designated band for the extender. It's utterly pointless in my testing and offers no speed boost at all. In a crowded home with a lot of devices this would probably be something you may use. Forcing everyone on 2.4 then piping 5.0 directly to the extender then 2.4 off of the extender. But I would say for 90%+ of uses this is utterly pointless. It's also likely why the feature is buried on the device in sub menus. I'd leave it off.

PERFORMANCE: I will say while the performance of this device is good, it's not perfect. You WILL NOT get the same performance as your primary router. The reason for this is that you are stepping through what amounts to an additional (low powered) router. This device has session and throughput limitations that are likely well below your router in some cases. Performance is lost in that transition, but also the SSID hopping also degrades the speed. This is to be expected, this is not an access point, it's an extender and performance on an extender will never be as good as a pure router or AP.

In my case, my connection averages 110Mbps-180Mbps over my primary router and AP's. (2400AC) Through the extender I averaged 50-60Mbps per device. That's a 50% loss on average of speed in comparison to the primary router/AP configuration. So remember, the point of this is to get WiFi to areas of your home with bad WiFi coverage but don't expect this to be a speed demon. Also there is a slight ping-drop between this and the router, expect 20-50% increase in ping latency. So if your existing router averages 10-20ms to a close hop, this will bump that to 20-40ms average. Not a big deal unless you are a gamer, that could present some issues.

Do I like this device? Absolutely! It's the best extender I have ever seen to date. Is the technology of extenders perfect? No. But this is as good as you are going to get unless you want to run a router in MESH or install a WLC and controlled AP's. I am using this for my vacation where signal power is probably going to suffer, but in my home my AP's do the heavy lifting and this isn't needed. Also on vacation I will provide myself with my own secure SSID's to use and leave the other SSID's for anyone else at the vacation home.. ISOLATION!

IMPROVEMENTS: Companies that make these extenders should focus on reducing latency and increasing throughput. This would be done by putting better processors in these units. My APs in the home have quad core processors and can handle a lot of speed, sessions and clients. I would guess this unit has a sub-1Ghz single core processor which is going to limit your performance. I suspect the higher model number has a better processor and/or other brands have better processors which would likely result in more robust performance.
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MIKE
5.0 out of 5 starsThis Extender does work pretty well
July 16, 2017
Model: WiFi Extender AC750Verified Purchase
When it arrived and I took it out of the box I thought it was broken because the manual and directions kind of suck because to do the step by step directions don't work right. It took some trial and error to figure it out because I thought I had a bad extender out of the box.

1st thing you want to do is plug it into an outlet right next to your main router and what that does is let's them sync up to each other.

2nd thing you want to do when the extender power button is solid green is push the WPS button on your main router until it's blinking and then push the WPS button on the extender.

3rd thing you should see the lights on the extender light up on the Router, Power, and WPS.

The Device light will stay unlit until you try and log into the extender.

Click your WiFi settings and you will see a new 2.5ghz and a 5ghz and those are your new ones that are broadcast through the extender.

I know this is confusing but you need to enter your password that you use on your Internet provider on the new extender and log into it and try both the 2.5ghz and the 5ghz and save both of them and you should see the Device light on the extender light up to green.

When you have done the complete install with the WPS feature on your main router then you ready to move it to the other side of the house but don't move it to far because you mighy not get a strong signal. Mine is about 20ft from my main router and it covers this old stone wall farmhouse perfect.

The last thing you want to do is hit the WPS button on your router again and hit the WPS button on the extender again and if there within a good distance of each other and all lights are green then you should be up and running but if there not green then you will have to move it closer to your main router.

If your main router doesn't have a WPS option on it then you might have to call netgear online support to help you out because I didn't find another way to install it correctly.

Another thing is if the power ever does go our just sync them back up with the WPS button and wait like 5mins and it will work again because you already did all the setup.

I leave mine on 24/7 and it runs a little warm here and there but that's normal and I have never had any issues except power outages from thunder storms.

Hope this helps someone else but every Internet providers router might be different but I'm using the new Comcast router on the triple play with the works.
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GJW
3.0 out of 5 starsDevice functions as it should, instructions are useless
December 28, 2016
Model: WiFi Extender N300Verified Purchase
The device itself seems to work as it should once it's set up. The instructions are absolutely useless. I tried for about an hour to set it up using both the 'Connect with WPS' and 'Connect with NETGEAR Installation Assistant' setup guides included in the Quick Start manual, to no avail.

I was about to request an RMA, but decided to look through the answered questions and customer reviews. I came across a review by Minnie I., which included a very simple and easy-to-follow 4-step setup procedure:

1) Plug in the device. It will probably take several seconds, sometimes minutes, before the power light registers green. Do not despair. The instructions won't tell you that this will take some time, but it does.
2) Get out your iPad, Kindle Fire, or other WIRELESS tablet or device. DON'T EXPECT TO USE YOUR DESKTOP computer to make the connection. Go to the "Settings" of your wireless device and wait for it to recognize your router name plus a suffix ___EXT. When that appears, choose that wifi connection. You will be asked for the same password you use on your real router. Enter that password.
3) You will be taken to a website for setting up the extender. If you try to access this website from your DESKTOP computer, you'll get an error message. Once you get to this website, the instructions in the package will start to make sense.
4) When you've finished the set up, unplug the extender and take it to the location where you want to boost the wireless connectivity. Again, using your mobile device (or other computer), use the "Settings" menu to find the widi connection. Choose the network connection with your wireless name PLUS the ___EXT suffix. The password will be the same as your regular wifi network.

I purchased the device to use with my 3rd generation Apple TV, which had altogether stopped recognizing wireless networks, but still worked with an Ethernet connection. I would add one step for those in a situation similar to mine:

5) Plug in the Ethernet connector to both the NETGEAR N300 and your device (in my case, the Apple TV) BEFORE plugging the N300 into the electrical outlet; if you plug in the Ethernet cable after the N300 starts up, it will shut down.
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