Ueevii Outdoor Wireless Bridge: CPE453 3KM 5.8GHz Point to Point WiFi Bridge for Network Extension Compatible with Starlink, Dual 100Mbps Ports, 16dBi Antenna, Plug and Play for Barn Shop Farm

This system work very well and easy to install. Much better than trying to hard wire Ethernet cable over a long distance. I’m using it at a RV park and I’m very happy with this WiFi bridge. It did take me about 3 hours to install but set up was straight forward and I had no problems sinking the system.the cost was pretty good but if you don’t have a mounting poles get the kit it will save you time and money. I would recommend it to anyone who has some knowledge about running Ethernet cable.

I purchased this wifi bridge after reviewing several YouTube videos on how to extend your wifi source to a wider area across your property. I own 20 acres with 3 large metal buildings. One of the buildings is a considerable distance from my primary shop/office where my wifi is brought in. Not only that, but a road runs thru the property that separates the buildings. So with the combination of road, distance, and metal buildings, I needed some sort of reliable wireless solution to get across all that. Good news - I found it! The UeeVii wireless bridge solved the problem neatly, quickly, and inexpensively. Following the instructions, I set one unit to "Master" and the other to "Slave" using the switch on each unit marked "M/S". I bought two inexpensive ethernet cables at Walmart for each unit. These were 25ft each. One is for the network data; one is for the Power over Ethernet (PoE) DC power supply (provided with each unit.) I mounted both units on the exterior of their respective buildings and ran the POE and Network Data cables from inside the buildings to each unit. Both units powered up with no issues. I set the channel LED to "5" - completely arbitrary for me since my location is very remote. The units just need to match. I connected all the devices as shown in the illustration and logged into my remote router. BAM! Instant internet where I've never had it before. I did NOT have to go thru any network configuration, password setting (other than the new router) or any other kind of IT specialist type tech mojo. It. Just. Worked. Just plug the wires into where they need to go and turn it on - the very definition of plug-n-play. My working distance is maybe 200ft, so I'm not really stretching the advertised range of this thing. I'm just happy it set up easily, worked well, and didn't cost a whole lot overall as a project.

I rarely write reviews. But in this case the product is so good I had to give credit where it is due. I have a need to wirelessly extend my LAN about 300 feet from one house to another. The houses are back-to-back about 300 feet apart with a few trees and a couple of wooden fences between them. There is also a public access path and a neighbor's yard between them, so running an ethernet cable is not an option.I was expecting to have to mount these WiFi radios outside above the fence line to have a line of site connection. But first I wanted to test it inside the house to make sure it was working under optimal conditions.I followed the diagram to plug both units into the included POE injectors and into the source router. Immediately the devices paired to themselves without any interaction on my part. I connected my computer into the remote device using an Ethernet cable and I was immediate on the LAN.I then took the remote unit to the other house and literally taped it to a lamp pole in the general direction of the LAN source house. I again connected my laptop into the remote device and I was again immediately on the LAN. I then replaced my laptop with a wireless Access Point and started wirelessly connecting phones, Roku, and computers to the source LAN/Internet through the Access Point.With both devices inside their respective houses, I am going through a window, two walls, two wooden fences and a couple of trees over 100 yards and reliably getting between 50-75 Mbps at the remote house. I'm pretty sure if I moved the devices outside and precisely lined them up, I could get the full 100 Mbps they are capable of.For $99 this product exceeded all my expectations with regard to configuration (none), ease of use (simple) and performance.

Set up was relatively quick... Plug and play out of the box. I used it in conjunction with my Google nest wifi to get Internet into my pole barn. The Master bridge stopped working about a month after, and this wasn't even outside, just in the window of my bedroom. Save your money and buy something else that will last longer.

I bought this set to communicate with a Kohler 38 kW standby generator that I installed at a customers house instead of burying a hardline over 100 feet. It gets the job done very well, and I’ve been nothing but pleased with how it works. It was easy to install, set up, and get going, plus it looks nice.

I have a large metal shop on my property that gets no cell or WiFi reception inside. I often work from home and have to get emails and calls in a timely manner. I like to tinker around out in my shop but the missed calls and emails has made that difficult for years. I’ve tried WiFi boosters, cell boosters, and was even looking at trenching in a cat 6 cable. This bridge has fixed all of that. Simple install of the master on the roof of my house, and the slave unit on the shop, ran it to an access point router and now have fast reliable internet and WiFi assist cell service. Everything works right now-WiFi thermostat, security cameras, and some lighting automation that has always been very hit or miss in that building. 5 stars. Very reliable connection, very easy set up, and internet is fast.

la verdad estaba bastante escéptico del funcionamiento del producto, sin embargo después de la instalación no he tenido ningún problema, y la distancia a la que están es varios cientos de metros

It was so easy with the instructions, and the product pictures (which were better that the instructions for the purpose I needed it for) to add a remote CCTV camera in my garage.Usually ip can be over complicated, and make you wish you had never been born.* note for all people reading this I am in the trade.The whole process was easy and I would without a doubt use this product again.At no point did I find myself in a position where tools and parts were being thrown, and I was repeatedly telling it to go away (with harsher words)It just workedWill use againPrice was decent and fairTop product

I bought this because a neighbour was having trouble with their internet service provider and because they worked from home they couldn't afford to be down. I've been a professional geek for over 30 years and was totally surprised that how simple this was to set up and while we were only beaming a signal 300 feet we kept the devices inside behind windows. I can't comment on the 3 kilometres, but I would expect it to work, I would also expect slower speeds of this distance. I was really impressed at the price point for the functionality

Extremely easy to set up if you’re just using it peer to peer, like I was. I wanted to add proper security, so did go into the gui, which wasn’t so bad (look on YouTube for hints). It’s streaming my Ring cameras set up ca. 100m across a trackway. Absolutely perfect - no appreciable loss of speed at the destination ‘slave’ access point, when compared to the router speed at source. No issues rebooting itself when sufferpower outages, etc. the,plastic cover base felt a bit flimsy and I think I’ll electrical tape it shut - but noting significant.