Here’s the TP-Link RE715X Wi-Fi 6 Range Extender in action. In that case, the extender leans outwards, risking falling off. The two prongs seem a tad short and don’t have enough grip to hold the extender’s weight, especially when you swivel the antennas out 90o or so. Then, most importantly, it fits in loosely. First, it blocks all adjacent receptacles.

You’ll notice all that when you plug it into a wall socket. It’s a tad too wide, too thick, and too heavy. On the front, it has four status lights on the wall-facing back, it’s a two-prong adapter and on the sides, you’ll note two antennas that can swivel around. It’s a piece of hardware that plugs directly into a wall socket. The TP-Link RE715X reminds me of the Asus RP-AX56. TP-Link RE715X: The Wi-Fi 6 mesh add-on for the budget-minded TP-Link RE715X: Hardware specifications.

Excellent OneMesh support, albeit no wired backhaul.

Simple setup as an extender or access point, standard web user interface.

TP-Link RE715X: The Wi-Fi 6 mesh add-on for the budget-minded.

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