What can you ask for? 3 detachable antennas combined with an external one! But no way it can handle 3 mobile tablets and 2 wifi bulbs. And these with interruptions and every so often experiments in configuration etc. The cheap meat the dog won't eat. In the end, it works with low transmit in the garage to turn the alarm on and off.....

I bought two five years ago with very little use at first, later they stayed idle for four years and none of them worked.

Easy and fast installation. However, after 3 and a half months, the wifi occasionally drops and when I remove the ethernet cable (after the initial installation), it goes crazy and changes its IP on its own, even though I have assigned it a fixed IP. It's unreliable and will be replaced with something better.

I am not a demanding user. I wanted an access point to connect and forget about it.
The initial setup took me 10 minutes and I haven't dealt with it since.
I am in an environment where there are 20-30 visible SSIDs around me and I haven't had any issues so far.
Note: The mentioned access point is wired to a Modem/Router of the same brand (TD-W8961). Any network engineer will say that it doesn't matter, but let me mention it just in case.