SANOXY Wireless Repeater for Every WLAN Network

I think I got sent one that was opened before. I have been in the network business for years and know my way around AP's and routers. I don't what network this thing is on but it is not on 192.168.10.1 even after a reset. I can't get into it to do any kind of set up. And the company is even harder to contact than the support. One star from me

Did not extend range and throughput was sluggish on both 2.4ghz and 5ghz bands. Moved it around to a couple of locations and tested speeds on an iphone6. Simply did not deliver as advertised. Instructions are not very clear but that is not really an issue for anyone with some basic understanding of routers/networks/etc. Sent back to Amazon.

I bought the product to repeat a wifi 5G and the product does not have 5G as mentioned at the product description...........This is the worse experience I have had buying from a supplier at Amazon !!!!!!I recomend to review the product reviews before to buy, I do not recomend the product

The item sent to me was labeled as the 2.4/5.0GHz Dual band repeater, but sent to me was a 2.4GHz single band. Instructions to install were very easy to follow, but I returned it because I needed the 5.0GHz for my dual band router.

2nd one that stopped working after 2 to 3 months. Works excellent for a month or two but will not last. Like i said, 2nd one with the same issue. Ended up getting a $40 one from tp-link so far it's held up for 2months

This is NOT A DUAL BAND and DOES NOT WORK ON 5GHz band as it says it does.... so don't buy this if your hoping to expand on your 5GHz 802.11n network as i was. TERRIBLE DESIGN AND FALSE ADVERTISEMENT!!!!

This is not a dual band. It will only use 2.4g frequency.

Though the product description sais it repeated the 5ghz frequencies, it does not. It only detects 2.4ghz. The whole reason I got this was to repeat the 5ghz network, and where I am is littered with 2.4ghz signals. This just added to the signal crowding, instead of my intended purpose, to eliminate channel overlap. If you are looking to repeat a 5ghz frequency, you're gonna need to spend at least $80.00 apparently.