KuWFi5.8G Wireless Network Ethernet Bridge, Long Range Transmission WiFi Access Point Outdoor AP CPE Kit IP65 Waterproof Point to Point WiFi Bridge for Extend starlink Router Signal 丨2-Packs

It’s a great value for what it provides. It’s also not an eye sore. It looks clean and it’s hardly even noticeable. We actually had a friend who has a degree in Computer Science set this up for us just because I didn’t want to mess anything up and he said it’s real easy to set up and just to not attention to the instructions so you get it to done exactly what you need it to do. The WiFi is super fast now and I couldn’t be happier. I think if you live in a remote area or even campgrounds where you never get a good signal this would be perfect for. I’m not too sure about tech support as I haven’t had to call anyone or get help because of that friend in the industry. As far as I can tell there wasn’t any phone number or anything to call if you actually do need help however, they provide a troubleshooting guide and tons of information in the papers that are inside the box. They are very detailed so that even if you don’t know what you’re doing you can easily figure it out if you just read the paperwork includeduu. I highly recommend this product to anyone dealing with a bad WiFi connection. You won’t be disappointed with this product!

I set these up to get internet out to my barn. They were easy to set up and install and work great!

I need to apologize to the mfg as I took longer than I should have on reviewing this item. But it had nothing to do with the item, other than it worked as it should flawlessly. It does take a bit to get it setup, but I attributed that to the fact I have never setup a PTP system before.I have this setup for my garage which is about 100ft from my home and provides network connection for a separate network in my garage running 4 or more network cameras. I have not had any issue with the throughput of the system with the video signal, and all 4 cameras are running 4K video to my home where it is monitored on my local computer with a separate monitor and all 4 cameras in reduced windows at the same time. Oh, and this is while I am playing video games.So while I am not knowledgeable on these systems, it provides me access to my remote cameras, with my system even when I am not home and it is running on my guest network, separating the cameras from my main network.Wish I had done this sooner, as now I have the ability/piece of mind to monitoring my garage and having a heightened sense of what is going on before I even need to go down there at night.

I used the KuWFi bridge for a temporary setup to extend my wifi outdoors. It worked well and seems very sturdy, especially with the IP65 weatherproofing. Setting it up was straightforward, and I liked the pre-programmed PTP mode. I need to find a separate solar solution to power it for my permanent setup since I am extending internet to a pond a few hundred feet down the hill. Overall, a good bridge for those looking for a long-range outdoor wifi extension, especially with a permanent power source.

I got this for a friend who needs to link his house to his barn/garage and burying a cable will be too difficult due to the concrete driveway. Before handing it over to him along with some custom installation accessories that will make his install look as well as it will perform!He was looking for a 100M full-duplex wireless link because he will have an access point and some cameras in the garage/barn. This fits the bill perfectly since it can support up to 900M full-duplex over the wireless link which means that when it outputs 100M there is a LOT of overhead for interference and noise before it impacts your 100M performance!I tested this on my 1/4 miles street where I connected one to my internet connection and the other one directly to a Ethernet connected laptop (ports are auto-crossover) at the other end of the street at a neighbors house and we pointed them in the general direction of each other - we didn't use lasers or anything to ensure they were directly pointing at each other! I maintained 100M connections the whole time, I did internet speed tests and maxed-out at 100M every time! Solid connection, no noticeable interference observed from the neighbor we asked in the middle of the street either. It was a "practical" test, not a "laboratory" test but with a huge margin of error it works perfectly!My friend is going to use a laser pointer to ensure they are not pointing erroneously.For < $100 you can't go wrong unless you need 1GB speeds or better!

Picked this up to extend my home internet to a detached garage. Setup was a little finicky, but once that was completed, things have worked well. Much better connection quality and speed than the wifi repeater I was using.

Decided to have a little ADU out here and wasn't sure how I wanted to handle internet when this showed up. Took awhile to actually get everything setup but it's working well now.

Short version, it works!!Longer version, it supports up to 900M full duplex.Set up, takes a bit of time, so give yourself a few hours to sit down. Read through the set up process and get everything dialed in.From there, I set it up, tested it and solid signal about 150' from my house down the street to test. Solid signal. Just eye-balling the set up it works well.Overall for what it does, this works great and relatively painless set up. Just take your time, and enjoy the wireless connectivity!