BrosTrend Dual Band 1200Mbps WiFi Bridge, Convert Your Wired Device to Wireless Network, Works with Any Ethernet-enabled Devices, WiFi to Ethernet Adapter with Standard RJ45 LAN Port, Easy Setup

I have a Bluesound audio set up which is more stable with a wired internet connection but that was hard to achieve. I bought this device to provide a wired connection and it works perfectly. Set up couldn’t be easier. I plugged it in near my router, paired it with the press of two buttons, moved it to where it was needed and it connected straight away. Perfect!

Bought this so I didn’t have to run a Ethernet cable across my room to my CCTV dvr from my router…I just plugged this into a socked beside my dvr and connect a small Ethernet from dvr to this. Job done !!Excellent signal, easy to connect to WiFi via wps button.

Works but no use for my needs

Easy to use and set up. Works well. Very happy

Ordered it to act as a bridge. It never connects.If you just want a repeater for the house it would probably be fine, was useless for what I wanted it for.

Easy to setup but did not satisfy the brief which was to allow my Philips Hue Hub to connect on a guest network. Will keep for future use.

My Wi-Fi is downstairs my computer is upstairs so now I can use my computer with Wi-Fi and a good strong signal recommend to anybody

I bought two of these babies to control my CCTV and intruder alarm network link. Set up takes just a couple of minutes then just plug it in, brilliant. The technical back up was great, too. More than happy to help. Very pleased.

Printer on one side of the house, wifi router on the other. Once paired, this device works great to add wifi to the printer and also serve as a network extender for other devices. has worked really well.

The adapter wifi to ethernet was just what I needed to place a NVR in a location that had not ethernet cable connection and I did not want to run any additional cables.The setup was very easy and my router found it perfectly. I was up running in less than 10 minutes.I can now access the NVR and stream to my phone without any lag in Video.The product is compact and hide away.The blue light tells me it's working.Good purchase from my end

This is a solid and cheap little WiFi extender and 'ethernet to WiFi' adapter. Both WPS and WiFi GUI setup make this simple to get going.However, I looked at this as a way to boost the speed of my Xbox Series X WiFi, as the built-in adapter doesn't support gigabit WiFi. There is no way to disable the 'bridge' mode on this device, so it always acts as an extender even if you only need an ethernet to WiFi adapter. This slows the bandwidth significantly to about 100mbps in my testing. My Xbox on its own can get 200mbps with the built-in WiFi.Just a note for people who may be trying to use this device for the same purpose. I have nothing bad to say about it and will keep the device on hand for other projects. Older devices that only have ethernet will almost all benefit from a 100mbps connection to the internet.

We have a solar array with Envoy microinverters. I've never been able to read/see all the panels when its Envoy Communications Gateway is plugged in at the house (all plugs tested),.Only if plugged into the array can we see everything, but never "online".We recently upgraded to Fibe and an Orbi MESH WiFi (Awesome WiFi). We put this BrosTrend adapter on the array with great success, some 130 feet (44 yards/40 meters) away. That this adapter is 20-25 feet up in the air likely helps. VERY easy setup, low power (<5W) draw, and of course awesome wide area WiFi now outside (@2.4 ghz with >30mbs up/down).Router Synch, then adapter WPS linked the adapter instantly! Also, I was impressed the adapter asked for the WiFi password before allowing my phone's WiFi access, even though my phone was already on the network. It is nice when things just work, and beyond expectations.

As a network contractor I often running across non-WiFi devices -- receipt printers, TVs with broken WiFi adapters, etc. This device solves the problem. Installation is easy and Ethernet connection is stable. What the description doesn't make clear is that this unit is also a WiFi extender and transmits its own WiFi signal. (I suspect it was originally a WiFi extender that added an Ethernet port.) Great, huh? Well, it could be but if you don't want that capability, there's no way to disable it. You're just stuck with one more SSID floating out there. Not a huge problem but minus one star for lack of flexibility, especially in a commercial environment.