HooToo® HT-WR01 Wireless N Signal Repeater and Range Extender, (300 Mbps 802.11 b/g/n Access Point / Repeater with WPS Button) Review

The specs of ‘HooToo® HT-WR01 Wireless N Signal Repeater and Range Extender, (300 Mbps 802.11 b/g/n Access Point / Repeater with WPS Button)’ are:

• Manufacturer: HooToo


• Product Dimensions: 7.1×4.8×4.5 inches


• Shipping Weight: 0.5 pounds

Here are some REAL customer reviews:

“Exactly as advertised”

My router is in the front of the house, and a WiFi signal has to travel through several walls and many stainless steel kitchen appliances emitting electromagnetic interference. I could barely get a dial-up speed signal in the bedrooms, and forget about… Read more

“Great Product”

Purchased this product because my newly purchased home has cinder block walls and aluminum siding which no router i tried could get through to allow signal on the back deck. I set this up and had it running in a matter of 5 minutes. Father in law just… Read more

“Second thoughts on HooToo WiFi repeater”

I tried it both as a WiFi access point and as a repeater. Both seemed to be working fine until I made a wireless connection of a computer or device to it. In both setups it would not hold a continuous connection. My wireless devices normally test 35… Read more

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