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

Works better than I thought it would, strong signal from over a mile away, very easy to install, small and compact.

This bridge setup was super easy, literally plugged them in made sure switches were correct (A/B setting), let them sinc and then hung one on the side of the metal garage/shop approximately 150 yards from house and the master piece is sitting in the kitchen window within direct line of sight of the slave piece at the garage. Plugged the master into the router in the house and the slave piece into a cheap router at the garage to spread the wifi about the garage. I purchased a dual band wifi 6 capable router for about $30 for the garage side.Works great. The ethernet cords provided are very short and I'd recommend getting longer cords when you order just to have them when you setup. I'd have the kitchen one outside if I had a plug on the exterior of my home where I need it, but for now the window sill is working great. I have full signal status without any, I mean ANY effort beyond eyeballing the line of sight and facing each bridge toward each other. They synced and began broadcasting my house wifi in the garage within 3 minutes of installation and power connection. Because the garage is a metal pole barn style shop I just drilled 2 quick 1/8" holes through the metal about 6 ft up the exterior wall for mounting and ran a zip tie through the attached bracket on the bridge, it was mounted that quickly. Silicone sealed the 2 tiny holes easily.

Good product that was an easy setup. If your looking for a large bandwidth go with a more expensive product. Plenty of bandwidth for cameras or simple processing on the other end though.

Tested it in the house before deploying to the trailer 300 get away. Antennas just randomly oriented worked fine through the floor to the basement. Mounted Master unit to an outside wall shooting through a bunch of tree trunks. Plugged in the slave in the trailer, not even pointing back at the house, and they made a connection.Sure beats burying cable through the woods. Did it in under two hours including unboxing, testing connectivity, router configuration, making up a longer Cat5 cable, taking the old Wi-Fi bridge off the roof off the barn, lunch and installation in trailer.Ah but a month later the base unit is dead. Can't see how to get support.

If you are semi-tech savvy like myself fear not because this is rather easy to install. Hook it all up before you plug the power in, because the system will calibrate itself, and automatically connect. My RV is 107 feet from the main wireless router. The Wi-Fi signal is the same as if I was standing next to the main router . I was skeptical about this product. It seemed to good to be true. Finally a product that doesn't suck and does what it advertises

Worked great for about 5 months now mi having the connection drop out randomly and have replaced since.

So far working better than I could imagine. We have two campers in our campground and we are using a T-Mobile home internet gateway for internet access. Our campers are approximately 200 yds apart with several units and trees between them so no clear line of site. Both A and B units are just sitting in windows generally facing each other. For setup I hooked the gateway directly into the power supply LAN port and the LAN port on unit A. Unit B setup is similar with an old wireless router set to bridge mode. Link signal between Unit A and B is outstanding. Getting a network speed in the other camper of about 40 Mb/sec which is adequate for all devices used over there including HD TV streaming. Link seems ver stabile.

I've used Ubiquiti in the past although their product is a little bit nicer for customization this is a great slap together easy to set up solution for beginners