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The description is correct as described by the seller. Very satisfied with this purchase.
I bought it because I wanted to connect some DVR cameras, but since I couldn't use cable, I'm going to use it. It worked well without any issues, easy installation. It asks how you want to install it as a repeater, app or router. I chose repeater, connected it to the router, password and that's it, it extended the network. It's very good quality for the price. I'll share a speedtest with you, it gives 20 mega over a 100 mega Tigo router, the signal is 2. 4 GHz cannot be asked for more. . . satisfied.
Packaging was damaged, but the device was in perfect condition and worked for the job i purchased it for. Great price.
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How to Set Up and Use Your NetSwift
Before you start
Have these ready: your existing WiFi network name (SSID) and password, a phone/laptop with WiFi, and a wall outlet near your router for the initial setup. For the best results, do the first connection within the same room as your router, then move the repeater to its final spot.
Step 1: Power up
Plug NetSwift into a wall outlet. Wait 30–60 seconds until the status light shows it’s ready (typically a steady or slow-blinking light). If nothing lights up, try a different outlet or press the power button if present.
Step 2A (Fastest): Connect using WPS
On your router, press the WPS button (sometimes labeled with two arrows or “WPS”).
Within 2 minutes, press the WPS button on NetSwift.
Wait 1–2 minutes while they pair. The lights will change to indicate success (often turning solid).
If your router broadcasts both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, repeat the WPS press sequence a second time to clone the other band (some routers handle both at once; others require two rounds).
When pairing completes, NetSwift will broadcast an extended network. Many repeaters copy your existing name with a suffix like “_EXT” (some can keep the exact same name—more on that below).
If WPS isn’t available or fails, use the manual method.
Step 2B (Manual): Connect through your phone/laptop
With NetSwift powered on, open your device’s WiFi settings and connect to the temporary setup network.
A setup page should open automatically. If it doesn’t, open a browser and enter the setup address shown on the label or quick guide (common ones are a short URL or a local IP).
Create an admin password for the repeater if prompted.
Choose Repeater/Range Extender mode.
The setup will scan for nearby WiFi networks. Select your home/office WiFi (do this for both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz if you want dual-band extending), then enter your WiFi password exactly.
Choose the name(s) and password(s) for the extended network:
Same name & password as your router: devices can roam more seamlessly between router and repeater.
Add a suffix (e.g., “_EXT”): it’s obvious which one you’re on, which can help with troubleshooting and manual selection.
Save/apply. NetSwift will reboot and start broadcasting the extended network(s).
Step 3: Place NetSwift for best coverage
Move NetSwift to a spot about halfway between your router and the area with weak signal—where your phone still shows at least 2–3 bars from the router. Avoid tucking it behind TVs, inside cabinets, or next to large metal objects or microwaves. If NetSwift has signal indicator lights, use them to fine-tune placement (more lights generally mean a better link back to the router).
Optional: Ethernet and Access Point modes
Wired devices via the repeater: NetSwift has an Ethernet (LAN) port, you can plug in a PC, smart TV, or game console for a more stable connection while NetSwift wirelessly links back to the router.