TP-Link ‎RE505X AX1500 WiFi Extender Internet Booster

User Guide

For RE505X. Also, The document are for others TP-Link models: RE603X, RE605X

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1910012830 REV1.2.0
AX1500/AX1750/AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender
RE505X/RE603X/RE605X
User Guide
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Other documents for TP-Link RE505X

The following documents are available:
User Manual Specification
  • Specification Sheet - (English) Download
Installation Instruction
  • Quick Installation Guide - (English) Download
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Specifications

TP-Link RE505X Questions and Answers


#1 What is the benefits of this WiFi 6 extender ?

Wifi 6 is the Next-Gen WiFi, it can booster your Wi-Fi 6 signal throughout your home. With WiFi 6, the wifi extender can connect more devices. It also supports TP-Link OneMesh which can create mesh wifi with the OneMesh WiFi routers like Archer AX20(OneMesh compatibility coming soon).

#2 How close to the router does the extender have to be when plugged in?

When setting up the extender, it should be plugged in in close proximity to ensure a solid connection. After completing the setup, you can unplug and move it further away, up to the limits of the useful range of your router. Exact distance will vary depending upon your router itself, plus any obstructions (walls, metal, etc.) and other electronics that may create interference. TP-Link recommends placing the extender roughly half-way between your router and where signal is needed. I was able to link successfully at about 50' away in a commercial building with steel studs. Your results may vary..

#3 Can the wifi extender increase my wifi speed or expand my wifi coverage?

It will expand wifi coverage. So let's say you have a modem with 100mbs speed and downstairs you can only get 10mbs due to weak wifi signal, with the wifi extender, you will get better wifi signal, then you will get more than 10mbs downstairs. However if your original modem can give 100mbs that's the max speed you can get. All WiFi extenders are designed to increase or improve WiFi coverage, not to directly increase speed. In some cases improving signal reliability can affect overall throughput