Wireless Bridge Point to Point Outdoor WiFi, Wireless Network Expansion Kit, Long Range High Speed 5G | 2 Units Bridge Kit Complete Pre-Configured - P2P 1000Mbps 5Km(2Pack)

I am 71 years old and I have never written a positive product review. Most of the time when i write it is to warn the buying public about a true piece of junk or about the but-hole who is selling it. This is different. My background is a maintenance worker / welder. No IT network background. I needed internet in my shop 800 to 1000 feet away. Saw these advertised for less than 90 bucks. Read the reviews and bought one. Advertised as pre-programmed. Did not believe it but what the hell. Order was delivered along with 200 ft of cat6 that I ordered along with a tplink wifi extender / access point and more stuff it would do. Cables would have to run under house crawling on elbows so this was last thing on the list. Attached the 200 ft cable to my router / gateway and put the master transmitter in the kitchen window and closed the window enough to hold it in place and connected the other end of the cat 6 to the transmitter . Took the receiver to the shop with a laptop and a eithernet cable connected all together with electricity and I had internet. Just that simple. No programing just turn it on and bang, you have internet. Attached tenda ac1200 mod.ac6 ($24.76)programed to access point mode and got wifi. This router has a 124 page downloadable manual written in plane English that is fantastic and that a 71 year old can understand. Sent back 2 tplink products and another that was worthless. One tech guy with English as his second language said it would not work because people in foreign countries were on my wifi. This is a fantastic product that does exactly what it says it will do. Wired internet in 5 minutes. Wifi in a couple hours. BTW the second language tech guy was with tplink for a access point, not the bridge. Bridge is a 5 star product. Four mounts later - needed internet in a house where my shop is. Nothing in instructions for using one master and 2 slaves, just a picture. Nothing about programing the second slave. Took a leap of faith and bought another set of bridges. Installed one unit set to slave mode at house with good line of site to the master and programed to the same channel as the original master and slave and internet. Again just that simple. Added a access point for wifi. Now have internet tv and phone access. This is an amazing produce for a very small amount of money.

Bought this item in July of 2025 I have been using it for 13 months now the item works very well they are 150 yards apart no lag in the internet service at all. I would recommend this item.

Have 100mbps internet and after the bridge and second router its like 75-80mbps. Also, make sure to set up the second router (on the receiving end) in bridge mode.

Will not fully bridge properly and not even close on the speed advertised. At about a 100 yards I only get about 150mbps. It was easy to setup but a lot of advanced features just dont work. Simple things like disabling the lights don't work either. If you just need a simple extension to your network it will work but don't expect it to be super fast. And everything will look like it's going through a router on one up address.

This was my last ditch effort to salvage my wireless wireless T-Mobile internet service. I couldn't get a good signal anywhere in my house, I live in the country, but I had an outbuilding on the back of my property that had a better location. Both the antennas are located inside and I have a great signal. It was easy to set up with the provided cables. No programming, just plug and play.

These are advertised as being able to handle 3 mile range with 1000Mbps speeds (in ideal conditions "allegedly"). However, testing them across a standard bedroom's distance from each other, the best I could get through them was 225Mbps. Fortunately I'm only using them for my 100Mbps security camera on my back yard shed, and they seem to be able to handle that alright so far. I had some initial pairing issues once they were installed despite testing them beforehand, but it seems to be resolved after powering both units off and back on. It's possible they have a timeout when connecting to each other, so if you have one wired up for awhile before the second one, they may need a reboot to connect. I can't verify the 3 mile range since I only needed to cover 200-250 feet, but the speed difference doesn't inspire confidence. Speed testing was done using OpenSpeedTest (self-hosted on my network rather than over the internet), and everything else on my network hits gigabit speeds. Ethernet cables to both units were also tested for sanity, so the speed drop is definitely in the bridges themselves.

Awesome tool. Make sure there is absolutely nothing blocking the line of sight. My tree grew and i lost internet

This has been working perfectly for six months. Worked right out of the box without programming. This carries my Starlink internet 175 feet to my shop building from my house. Easy to set up.

Snap to set up and get going. I linked a Starlink system to a shop 300 m away. clear, clean and fast signals.

Kindly please I would like to return this product. Not working even one km distance clear view.... Waste of money.

Excelente!!!, lo estoy usando para enlazar una red con distancia de 3.4km y usando el puerto POE (100mbs) me da una velocidad de 87mbps downlink y y 95mbps uplink, intermedio en el enlace hay arboles y casas, lo alinee con google maps como referencia, y no tiene que estar alineado al 100%, aun así tengo el 97% de ganancia de punto a punto. Muy recomendable!!!

Lo quise probar a menos de 1 km y no funcionaba, lo tuve que devolver.

Excellent! Used to provide internet to my shop. Works great!