TP-Link Ultra-Portable Wi-Fi 6 AX1500 Dual_Band Travel Router TL-WR1502X | Easy Public Wi-Fi Sharing | Hotel/RV/Travel Approved | Phone Tether | USB C Powered | Multi-Mode | Pocket-Size Design

Modem concentrated on travel oriented task and does well in utilising mobile internet, LAN internet, USB Modem and HOTSPOT.One downside is during power up WiFi get error in connection and resolve automatically after 5 min. Issue persists even after updating to latest firmware and every powering on device.And during open box USB CABLE MISSING, cannot claim since not taken video

this is the best protein Apple router in the market in India. You can get all the 5G Dole are very expensive. Is the best solution connection.

Look and size very good and handy. But technically not good enough means when connected to LAN to convert to wifi it shows connected but no internet.Secondly, used in hotel as repeater but again it failed and same "no internet"Thirdly tried to share file through USB through this router but it was not getting configured.Overall very bad experience with this product, don't know if the device is faulty although when access by configuration set up page all seems to be working.I would not recommend this product.

I mostly use it as a WiFi extender and it has been months since I plugged it in, it still works and is pretty good. The speed is also same as compared to the original router.One thing is that it has a hard time extending weak to very weak signals, the speed gets disturbed. Although, it works just fine on moderate signals. So it should be kept in mind while choosing on where to place it.

I bought it as an extender which can work on a mini ups. I already had another Tplink RE200 model which work very well, but it is direct plug in to 230v socket. A power will affect it. So I decided to buy another extender which can work on DC power so that I can use my mini invertor to power it up for few minutes before the power is restored from generator. But its speed is very less. I never tested any other functionality such as 4G router or a storage share. My original Airtel router provides 150Mbps speed, when use this device as extender I get only 15 to 20 Mbps. Even Lan port also provides same speed. Unhappy with this model. It is okay only if you really dont have any choice.

Background:I needed a Wi-Fi based NAS and had bought the TL-WR902AC V1 version a few years back, which I ended up bricking while trying out OpenWRT. Eventually bought 'RavPower FileHub' which worked well for over 3 years and would give a rate of about 2MB/s. Needed a replacement and filehub's are not sold anymore.The TL-WR902AC is the only decent mini Wi-Fi NAS in India as of now. The 'GL.iNet' routers are overpriced here for some reason. Also, the V3 version presently being sold solves most of the problems which plagued it previously.Do update the firmware as the functionality is much improved after update with SMBv2 support.The V3 version I received is US version, and not the 'EU version' as mentioned on the TP-Link India website, check before updating firmware. The firmware update supported smbv2 and supports even the native iOS Files app. In iOS -> connect to server -> 'smb://192.168.0.1' -> guest as the user and viola, the files app will recognise SMB drive. It's even easier in Windows and Android.As a NAS Drive, I get up to 6.3 MB/s sustained read write speeds over wifi5 when connected to an SSD.Cons--The WR902AC only recognises fat32 and NTFS, exFAT is not supported. (Tip: SSD with exFAT does not support TRIM, stick with NTFS)-No Battery, needs external micro-USB supply (no usb-c).-Single USB2.0 portOverall, happy with the performance. Especially recommended for iPad users which forces lots of compatibility restrictions. It is a good enough for streaming and media consumption. Was able to play 4k files easily. Have not used it with a 3G/4G dongle or used it to convert wired signal to wifi, so cant say anything about these use case scenario.

was bought primarily to convert normal ntfs hdd to wifi hdd, after the usual tp link setup, I set the device in hotspot mode,i wirelessly connectedto the home wifi for wifi sharing, then plugged in a 5tb hdd in usb slot, now that 5tb hdd is accessible wirelessly after typing in \\192.168.0.1 in any file sharing software like cx explorer on mobile phone.its a handy way to access big size hdd on mobile phone

Great experience.. cheap solution for NAS .. just attach it with ssd and your router with rj45 cable. .. here you goBrought it only for NAS.Doing superb 👍