Question 1

Does it improve the speed and by how much - it says on the bumph that it can go up to 750mbps - what are your experiences of this? Thanks

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Your speed is set at the modem/router. This is dictated by a number of conditions:1) The package you are on with your ISP.2) If you are on regular broadband, then how far you are away from the exchange.3) The quality of your phone line. Whether it's copper or aluminium etc.4) The condition of you phone cable & wiring setup inside the house.5) Even the modem you use can affect sync speeds by as much as 10/20% in certain situations.6) Whether your phone line has REIN/Crosstalk.7) Whether the DSLAM you are connected to is too congested.etc, etc.All these conditions (& more) determine your sync rate.Powerlines, repeaters, extenders are devices which pickup your existing broadband speed & signal & attempt to allow you to gain access to it in another part of the house. They cannot increase your basic connection speed as that's already set by your modem & the DLSAM. They simply take what you already have & boost the signal to another part of your home where you are having access/speed/signal issues. So great to have upstairs if your modem is downstairs & you want a stronger more stable signal in the bedroom etc.As for speeds quoted on these devices. They are based upon the transmission of your internal network. So if you have a lot of devices set up & you want to transmit large files between them then you want to do it in the shortest time possible, so need higher speeds. Say an upstairs pc with a blu-ray movie & you want to play it in your media device in the living room or if you download files via NAS direct from the router & want to transmit them to a pc etc. If you are simply looking to browse the web etc, then the lower speed ones marked at 300 will work fine for your average user.

Question 2

Would i need to reconnect all devices - i have camera phones laptops already connected will they still work with the booster as already set up?

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Dear Amazon Customer,Thank you for your interest in the NETGEAR EX3700 extender.Yes, you will have to reconnect with your devices, but like with your router, it will only be one time.If you have any questions, you can also check out our community at any time https://community.netgear.com/t5/English/ct-p/EnglishBest regards,NETGEAR Amazon UK

Question 3

Can you use with talk talk reciver?

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Dear Amazon Customer,Thank you for your interest in the NETGEAR EX2700 extender.The EX2700 should work fine with Talk Talk provider.If you have any questions, you can also check out our community at any time https://community.netgear.com/t5/English/ct-p/EnglishBest regards,NETGEAR Amazon UK

Question 4

I want to extend our wifi to a cabin.  We have power/eithernet cable run up there already, so do I plug this in up in the cabin to connect

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hi, can I ask if this worked as I have to do exactly the same. run a Ethernet cable and have a wired connection. roughly about 30 meters?

ASIN	B00XYEPLXU
Best Sellers Rank	32,507 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 197 in Network Repeaters
Box Contents	External antennas
Brand Name	NETGEAR
Colour	White
Compatible Devices	Router
Connector Type	RJ45
Customer Reviews	3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (9,178)
Data Transfer Rate	750 Megabits Per Second
Frequency Band Class	Dual-Band
Frequency Bands Supported	2.4 GHz, 5 GHz
Global Trade Identification Number	00606449105995
Item Dimensions D x W x H	3.9D x 5.5W x 6.7H centimetres
Item Weight	4.59 Ounces
Manufacturer	NETGEAR
Manufacturer Part Number	0713937
Model Number	EX3700-100UKS
Number of Items	1
Range	1000 Square Feet
Special Features	Power Over Internet, WiFi Mesh
UPC	606449105995
Unit Count	1.00 count
Wireless Compability	802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n

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