When traveling I find myself in places with Internet hardware connection but no wireless or worthless bandwidth. Can I use this in hotels?
372716
Yes, that's exactly what this type of travel router is intended for. And that's what I have successfully used it for.
372717
Yes, this device has multiple modes and can be connected to hotel room network jack and will create a WiFi signal to have your own personal wireless hotspot so you can connect your laptop, cell phone, iPad, etc. wirelessly to this TP-LINK.
372718
Absolutely - if they have a LAN cable, all you need is a power outlet and you're set. It also works worldwide, just me sure you have the right power adapter if needed.
372719
Yes it will. Re-read the application guide (it is on the web page) for the five different operational mode. There are 5 very good diagrams on how to connect the device to a network. *AP Mode(Default) *Repeater Mode *AP Client Mode *Router Mode *Bridge Mode There are many informative reviews explaining it's uses. I bought two units on for home & one travel.
372720
Yes it will. Re-read the application guide (it is on the web page) for the five different operational mode. There are 5 very good diagrams on how to connect the device to a network.*AP Mode(Default)*Repeater Mode*AP Client Mode*Router Mode*Bridge ModeThere are many informative reviews explaining it's uses.I bought two units on for home & one travel.
372721
No, It is not good for Hotel. However it is good for extending wireless connection in the home.
372722
the router mode is the default, if your room has a ethernet line , you plug it in the router, should make it wireless. I don't know if you will have to set up your own network or not. At home, I plugged in my ethernet line to router then followed instructions, named my network, made password. I hope this helps some.
1993102
The answer is yes. I use mine when traveling. I wifi my hotel room and sometimes conference rooms. I run my phone, laptop and nook at the same time. It comes with a network cable and power adapter. Plug it in and your device will"see" the router, enter the password and your connected.
981566
Should be able. Most good hotels provide adapters & converters, if that is helpful...as well.
1080276
You can access the internet with a tablet like this anywhere that there is a wireless hot spot (wi-fi), which nowadays is practically everywhere, without paying for it (coffee shops, hotel rooms, etc.). You will not be able to use the internet at home if you do not already have internet service set up with a wireless router there.
610920
Quite well. Using this in China at the moment. Just be careful, some countries have issues with batteries in your checked baggage. Need to carry this as it it both battery booster and wireless router. Works great in hotel room to wired cable (an issue with I-Pads and Android devices with no wired network cable). Auto-switching transformer 110-240 VAC I believe. I have not yet been able to replicate a wireless network with it. Wired is perfect in countries that have few wireless networks in hotels, etc. Far East has more wired than wireless in hotel rooms. My hotel has wireless in lobby, this gives me one in the room as well... Quite well. Using this in China at the moment. Just be careful, some countries have issues with batteries in your checked baggage. Need to carry this as it it both battery booster and wireless router. Works great in hotel room to wired cable (an issue with I-Pads and Android devices with no wired network cable). Auto-switching transformer 110-240 VAC I believe. I have not yet been able to replicate a wireless network with it. Wired is perfect in countries that have few wireless networks in hotels, etc. Far East has more wired than wireless in hotel rooms. My hotel has wireless in lobby,... » Read More Quite well. Using this in China at the moment. Just be careful, some countries have issues with batteries in your checked baggage. Need to carry this as it it both battery booster and wireless router. Works great in hotel room to wired cable (an issue with I-Pads and Android devices with no wired network cable). Auto-switching transformer 110-240 VAC I believe. I have not yet been able to replicate a wireless network with it. Wired is perfect in countries that have few wireless networks in hotels, etc. Far East has more wired than wireless in hotel rooms. My hotel has wireless in lobby, this gives me one in the room as well... « Show Less
357463
Does not need internet connection (except maybe to update maps if needed).. Used this device in Italy, worked like a charm... had no problems... Good luck !
1054111
(see this same question in wired to wireless) Has anyone had success with AE boosting a wimpy wireless hotel signal to a stronger one to use wirelessly within the hotel room?
199546
Yes...it depends on the type of connection you are using. My husband is staying in a long term hotel and using the free WiFi and he has troubles keeping a connection. However, at home, connecting to our router, he has no problems at all. Keep looking for a stronger connection.
2097006
I assume he is asking if you can access via wireless connection, I do not believe that it is. Should be in the spec sheet if it is.
174189
Yes it works well at hotels. All you do is open the app and use it to access the network. I love this device. Wouldn't travel without it.
1205578
I think it is possible, yes, but as someone mentioned you would have to go through doing a reset, then set up at each location. It isn't as simple as a plug and play. Now for travel perhaps a product call "Almond" would be an easier option. It has easy set up, a touch screen, I don't think it is quite as powerful as the amped wireless [I have both] but it does a great job, as I said it is much easier set up for travel
1753944
No. You have to hook it up by its ethernet port to begin with, and then you can use either that or wireless in the future.
187356
I had installed in the babays room. Only once I have taken the camera with us for a family vacation. it can not use Hotel wifi strict away. I had Wireless access point with me plugging into the hotel internet in the room. that worked
546028
if your talking about the internet ,yea you can use an Ethernet cord from your DSL or what ever you use. If you don't have wifi
321607
I don't think it would work at the hotel. You would have to be able to connect directly to the modem/router first, do the set up then disconnect the cables to complete the setup.
834058
No - The router connects to the ethernet wired connection in the hotel room to access the internet and create a private wifi spot that you can password protect. It doesn't use cellular at all. HTH Sue
1427228
When I needed to do that, I would attach my laptop to the N300 device, then tell the N300 to connect to the hotel's network. From there, I would get the hotel's login screen and fill out whatever form I needed to. From there, I was logged into the hotel's network for as long as that code was good and could use any of my devices. I don't know if this will work for ALL hotel networks, but we did go to quite a few and it worked.