BT Broadband Extender 600 Kit (Renewed)

So easy to install. Simply plug into mains near the hub and ethernet cable into hub. In other room plug other box into mains and ethernet cable into bt you view box. Connected so quickly. All apps now on.

Already had 2 of these for about 4 years trouble free, needed 1 more for CCTV instaled in up stairs bedroom , paired no problem and worked no issues, and my upstairs circuit is on different ring main and worked no problem

Does the job but needs re-pairing quite a lot

Easy to install and get to work. Internet connection for tv

I think it is always best to purchase a well known brand and BT definitely is the best in my opinion. No drop outs boosts signal strength and simple to use...just plug it in.

I guess this would be useful if you use Ethernet cables. I guess there are some people out there - somewhere - who use them in the home. But if you’re a numpty like me and bought it hastily expecting it to be wireless you’ll be left kicking yourself... pretty useless all round (I’m talking about me and this broadband extender here).

It does the job however there is a much better BT tool called the BT Broadband Extender Flex 600 Kit with wired AV600 Powerline and pass-through socket. I have since bought the more expensive (but much better option) If you have a couple of spare socket outlets (not extension leads, as they do not work on extension leads) near both the reuter nad the remote appliance this product is fine however once plugged in, the 13amp socket outlet is no longer available. The other option allows you to use the 13amp socket to power the booster and gives you a pass through so that you can still plug another appliance into the socket.

The device works well although it's impossible to say if it greatly improves the signal. I bought it with a BT TV box as you need a hard wired router connection only to find that you can't get BT TV multi-room unless you buy the TV box from BT even though you agree to pay the £5/month subscription for 1 boxes.