Turbo covered 125 sqm effortlessly for 2 years and continues to perform excellently, with an easy and functional application

Extends the range of the existing network within a relatively satisfactory radius, but in my own network with a speed of 100 Mbps, I did not see it maintain a certain percentage of the mentioned speed (at distances of 8-10 meters from the main router). It has a good and easily manageable user interface (with the corresponding application, it becomes easier - you can easily see devices on your network that you can block, of course, this can be done in other ways but here the job is done with a few clicks and many more), it is easy to set up (it belongs to plug and play devices, synchronization with the main router is done easily and quickly. I did not have any connectivity stability issues (continuous and uninterrupted).
It only disappointed us in terms of speed (always on the 2.4 GHz frequency which covers a larger area compared to the 5.0 GHz frequency, which indeed maintains good speeds but in a smaller radius).
I can say that I am more disappointed than excited. Mixed feelings.

I bought it about 4 months ago. Easy synchronization with the router, fast connection, and very user-friendly. The speed was quite satisfactory with a fifty-megabit connection, while with a cable, I get 47-48 Mbps if I am close to it, it gives 43, the speed was fine. But what was not fine was the stability in the connection. From one moment, I would have 43 Mbps, and suddenly it would drop significantly for a few seconds, which could cause the video to freeze or the quality to degrade, often requiring a reload. Okay, I overlooked this because it didn't bother me much, but what bothered me quite a bit was the fact that it constantly disconnected, and I had to restart it. Overall, it's good, but if you mind the poor stability and disconnections, don't get it