BT 11ac WiFi Range Extender – AC 1200 Dual-band 080462
£81.98 £63.95
BT 11ac WiFi Range Extender
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Works with 11ac and both single and Dual-Band signals, so extend great Wi-Fi whatever your router
Everyone loves to be online; and why should you settle for anything other than the complete Broadband experience? With BT’s 11ac Dual-Band Wi-Fi Extender 1200, you are able to extend the range of you wireless broadband and connect all your wireless devices wherever, however and whenever you like.
Extend your wi-fi range
Ideal for downloading music, streaming your favourite film or gaming online, BT’s 11ac Dual-Band Wi-Fi Extender enables you to get fast and reliable wi-fi where you need it the most. The 11ac Dual-Band Wi-Fi Extender 1200 is part of BT’s connectivity range, which has been designed to solve all connectivity issues to ensure that everyone can make the most of their Broadband around their home. The range includes Broadband Extenders, Wi-Fi Home Hotspots, W-Fi Extenders and Switches, ensuring that there’s a solution for all your connectivity requirements.
Specification
Brand: BT
Model: 11ac WiFi Range Extender – AC 1200, Dual-band
MPN: 080462
Data transfer speed: Up to 867 Mbps
Rating: AC 1200
Wireless band: Dual-band (2.4 GHz + 5 GHz)
Type: Wall plug range extender
Antenna: 4
Wired connections: Ethernet port x 1
Power socket pass through: No
Weight: 179 g
Box contents: – BT 11ac WiFi Range Extender
Colour: White
Height (mm): 120
Width (mm): 70
Depth (mm): 75
Weight Grams: 179
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| Brand | White |
| Model | 080462 |
Mark Patten –
Does what it claims when other products (admittedly 2 to 3 years ago) did not. Simple and relatively cheap.
Veni –
I needed something to boost my home BT wifi upstairs, this is a neat product and a bargain price here. The downside is it is a relay type device so creates extra hotspots for both 5G and 2G bands so not as elegant as the mesh solutions but ideal for my needs. Some good tutorials on youtube.
Isabella R –
I’ve set up a cctv camera at the back of my property and although the camera connected to my BT hub6 it was very poor and took ages to review any footage or would time out.
I purchased the WiFi booster and now have a great connection and get immediate feedback from the camera.
Setting it up was relatively easy but the information supplied says to use the password that came with the booster, this doesn’t work as you use the same password as the main hub. On the 5ghz setting the unit showed ‘too far’ so I couldn’t use this but no problem at 2.5ghz.
John Wilkie –
If you have one of the BT dual-band routers that fails to do what the box claims and you can’t even get a signal in the next room the 750 version of this extender is a far better and cheaper purchase.
If you have multiple floors in need of a boost without resorting to Cat5 then this 1200 extender is a very good solution. Both models are very easy to setup. True plug and play. Just flick the switches to the required settings and press the Router WPS button and then the Extender WPS button and the devices will sort themselves out.
Excellent products. At either 2.4 or 5 bands.
Arlya –
Easy to setup and does the job. I found this item easy to setup and it has improved my Wi-Fi in that part of my home when before it would often trip out.
Not cheap but I purchased another make much cheaper for the other end of my home but found it difficult to setup and most importantly not a secure Wi-Fi and photos etc don’t load up.
Again you sometimes get what you pay for
Mishra –
I have not seen a great improvement so far but I believe it’s not the product but is due to our very poor internet signal constantly dropping out once this has been sorted then I can give a honest and true review
Darren –
I found the BT 11AC WiFi extender very easy to set up and it solved a not spot problem. The LED signal strength indicators make determining a suitable midway location for the extender a doddle. Its receiver appeared to be better than that in my HP laptop as I found I was able to locate the extender within the area where my laptop was struggling to obtain a signal from the BT hub. Having set up the extender the next step is to log onto its signal. When within the area served by the extender on your laptop etc you need will need to search for networks and log onto the extenders output. The extender uses the same ID as the BT hub preceded by EXT2. The logon password being the same as used to log onto your BT hub.
Ashley Young –
Performs well and is easy to set up.