AT&T Air 4920 Airties Smart Wi-Fi Extender - Serial White - Renewed

I have at&t internet and this extender does the job. I had a dead spot in my bedroom which is on the 3rd floor in my house. I was getting 24mb speeds and now I'm getting 164mb speeds. I used the at&t home smart manager to setup the extender.

Good signal, not bad to install. I didn’t particularly care for the interface.

Works perfect for my At&t fiber. I think this is what it's designed for.It providing me over 500 mb/sec speed to every corner of my house without installing hard wire!ATTENTION: This might not work great with anything other than ATT FIBER

I was initially excited about getting this. I went through the AT&T app and it was very easy to set up and link. I had it set about 8 feet from the residential gateway. It’s synced up great. Then it said to disconnect and move between 20 and 40 feet to the area of low coverage. I couldn’t even get this to sync 10 feet away. The only place this will work is in the same room with the gateway. If I leave the room and put it where I would actually need it it will never sink. Complete waste of time and money. I am returning.

These didn't work well. Nothing wrong with them, just don't improve internet service or range.

This solved our problem of slow internet in our main living space. Router is located on second floor but now we can all be on devices with no slow downs. Super easy to install and hasn’t skipped a beat since.

We live in the country and AT&T is our only source of internet. Our network has four Airties linked to our gateway. They work great. Three are hardwired and one via wireless. Well designed product,

No instructions included. ATT online was down first day to get pdf!!! BUT great speed improvement in my BR after trying various other wireless receivers. Plug in 3-5 feet from your base. Let it sit 3 minutes. Turn on WPS sync button on front of you base router, then push in the sync button on the new device. Wait three to five minutes while they flash and sync. When lights go solid you are done! Unplug unit move it to your other room. Power it up AND use the Ethernet cable to connect to your computer after removing old wireless device. It has two Ethernet ports, so you need an extra cable if you have a second device connected. I thought the device was rebroadcasting a stronger signal at first, but NO it is a RECEIVER. Check the model number on your ATT base to make sure it is compatible. You do not have to DOWNLOAD anything, ignore the instructions that tell you to do so, follow mine and you will be fine. Just ordered a second unit for another room.