Hardware Need a Cheap WiFi extender

[Deleted member 473940]

was there something wrong with what i suggested?

Nope, same thing as pyromaniac suggested.
Apparantly a lot of hassle.. so I am gonna try xist's way

 

[Pong20302000]

was there something wrong with what i suggested?

Nope, same thing as pyromaniac suggested.
Apparantly a lot of hassle.. so I am gonna try xist's way

you press a button and plug it in (probally best to plug it in first tho)
sorted

how that hasstle?

 

[Deleted member 473940]

was there something wrong with what i suggested?

Nope, same thing as pyromaniac suggested.
Apparantly a lot of hassle.. so I am gonna try xist's way

you press a button and plug it in (probally best to plug it in first tho)
sorted

how that hasstle?

erhmm lol
i am gonna go out tomorrow and see what i find locally
dont really wanna order and wait couple more days

 

[pyromaniac123]

was there something wrong with what i suggested?

Nope, same thing as pyromaniac suggested.
Apparantly a lot of hassle.. so I am gonna try xist's way

you press a button and plug it in (probally best to plug it in first tho)
sorted

how that hasstle?

erhmm lol
i am gonna go out tomorrow and see what i find locally
dont really wanna order and wait couple more days

Good luck trying to find it for cheaper.

 

[Deleted member 473940]

well, online its quite cheap. But really cant go through that right now.
Financially crippled lol.

 

[Originality]

Just to add, 80Mbp is considered "low end" for HomePlugs these days, whilst 200Mbps is standard and 500Mbps are common too (for around 10% more).

I've got an old second-hand pair connected to my brother's computer downstairs (router is upstairs, in my room) and it actually worked straight away. Took a minute to connect (didn't need to press any buttons) automatically, and now it works fine. Beats running a 20m cable over the floors and down the stairs, and WiFi N isn't strong enough to catch downstairs (drops to 1 bar signal). Here's what Scan.co.uk have on sale.