







Aerzosty Dual Band Wi-Fi Range Extender with AP Mode & Ethernet Ports
Extend Your Wi-Fi. Stay Connected.
Bring your existing Wi-Fi connection to more of your home with the aerzosty Dual Band Wi-Fi Range Extender. With 2.4GHz and 5GHz connectivity, repeater and access point modes, and Ethernet LAN and WAN ports, it offers flexible ways to expand your home network.
Dual Band Connectivity
Supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi networks. Configure separate network names for each band or use the dual-band integration option to combine them under one Wi-Fi name.
Two Modes for Your Home Network
Use Wi-Fi Extender Mode to repeat an existing wireless network. Choose AP Mode to create a wireless access point from a wired network connection through the Ethernet WAN port.
Browser-Based Setup
Set up the extender using a phone or computer. Connect to its setup network, open the web management page, and follow the guided steps to select your network and configure your connection.
Ethernet Ports for Flexible Connections
Built-in LAN and WAN ports support wired networking options alongside Wi-Fi. Use the connection method that suits your selected operating mode and home setup.
Plug-In Design with Status Indicators
The wall-plug design keeps the extender off your desk or countertop. Power, WLAN, signal and Ethernet indicators help you check device and connection status.
Product Details
• Brand: aerzosty
• Product type: Wi-Fi range extender / repeater
• Wireless bands: 2.4GHz and 5GHz
• Operating modes: Wi-Fi Extender Mode and AP Mode
• Connections: Ethernet LAN port and Ethernet WAN port
• Setup: Web browser on a phone or computer
• Network settings: Configurable Wi-Fi names and password
• Installation: Plug-in wall outlet design
Setup & Placement
Complete the initial setup near your router. When using repeater mode, position the extender where it can still receive a reliable signal from your existing router.
Please Note
This device extends Wi-Fi coverage; it does not increase the speed of your internet service. Actual speed and coverage depend on your router, placement, walls, interference and connected devices. Wireless repeating may reduce throughput compared with connecting directly to your router.
