Tenda AC1200 WiFi Access Point | Dual-Band Gigabit Wireless Access Point for Business and Home | Covers Up to 3200 sq.ft, 100+ Devices | DC/PoE Powered | Cloud Managed | Seamless Roaming | IP65 (i24)

This unit, for the price, worked very well transmitting on both bands with almost the same range for 360 degrees as advertised. My only disappointment is that it only had one WAN/LAN connection. A second LAN connection to daisy chain other units or devices together would have made it perfect. I would have deleted 1/2 star for that but 4.5 is not an option. It is set up with most settings at default so that only minor program adjustments will get you working quickly, if you are adapt at working with WiFi AP and Client radios. However, there are a lot of programmable features included to customise this unit, if desired. An important feature for me was the ability to program in multiple SSIDs with separate passcodes. I purchased this on sale which even sweetened the deal.

Great little unit! This came in packaged great and performs just the same! They only issue I have with this is that the manual doesn't give any info on the type of POE voltage needed for this. My first POE injector was not enough for this, I ended up needing to use a higher 48-52v Injector. Not a big deal but would have been nice to have that included with info, maybe there was an issue with my first injector, but it seemed to work fine with other devices. Good unit, works well, order it!

I've helped several people install one of these in their garage for streaming to a TV. Backhauled by either an aerial or trenched in CAT6 cable that they ran, or fed by a couple of Ubiquiti bridges to their main network in their house that I setup. Then create the PartyBarnWiFi for them and your are out the door. Nice little AP that does the job and at a low price.

Never worked since I purchased it. I believe the ethernet port was bad. I gave up on it and bought a TP-Link device and was up and running in minutes after spending hours and hours on the Tenda AP. Honestly avoid I had bought another Tenda mini AP previously and it worked but then died without notice less than a year after purchase but it did work so I tried their brand again and well, you really do get what you pay for. Although sadly I paid more for the Tenda AP then the TP-Link. Just avoid...

I mean, I'm reviewing this from the room I was trying to get my network to. What else can I say? It works flawlessly with little to no configuration needed. Pair it with a PoE switch and it looks very aesthetically pleasant to the eyes since it has a very nice-looking flat cable. both 2.4 and 5Ghz frequencies work as they should.

The only issue I had in setup was the default password is not correct or the software is not working. The manual says defaults are admin and admin. When I put that into the system it tells me it is wrong. I reset the AP, same thing. On a whim because the error said must me 8 characters or more, I used adminadmin as the password. This worked to get me past the main screen. I then was able to login using admin and adminadmin. I thought initially the screen was making me create a new password, but that was not the case. After this little mishap I had no further issues. The only other note I have is there was no option to broadcast a single SSID. It was possible to set both hands to the same SSID. It is good that you can set the bands to different SSID, as this is sometimes required. It just stands out to me that the software is a little old to not have a combine SSID option. Like I said the AP is working without issues.

Worked great. Easily installed and configured

Commercial grade wireless without the price tag or the complexity to setup. Versatile configuration available and cloud enabled so you can administer remotely.

Verrrrry perfect WIFI access point, easy setting and installation, customer happy and I am happy for the downstairs 3 bedroom renting unit

Installed to extend wifi to the garage. Connected to a POE switch hard wired to the router. Gave it a fixed DHCP address and the same SSID/password as the main wireless. One glitch was the web interface to the Admin console would not allow the password to contain the special characters used in the router, which would have meant changing passwords on all my devices. But I discovered that the mobile app DOES allow the special character in the password to set up the wireless access! So all good now. Performance is great - I was able to walk about 30m away from the garage and maintain Excellent signal strength.

You'll have to buy something like the below linked if your setup doesn't already send power down the cat5 network cable. There's no power cable in the box but it does accept one of you already have the right supply. I didn't end up using this product in the end, the software isn't plug and play, you've to go about setting subnet masks and IP addresses ... sheesh, I though I could simply use the Cat5 cabling already in the house to extend the Wi-Fi. Perhaps it's for more experienced network engineers with training and time on their hands. I was advised by others to avoid this brand I should have listened. ============= Tenda 30W Gigabit Ethernet PoE+ Injector Adapter, 802.3at & 802.3af Compliant (POE30G-AT) https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B016PYKX3S/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_3P8T4BZ5V2599E0HCNVY

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