Network transmitter TP-Link RE305 v1.0

The TP-Link RE305 Wi-Fi Range Extender expands wireless coverage to eliminate dead zones, delivering combined dual-band speeds up to 1.2 Gbps (2.4 GHz up to 300 Mbps and 5 GHz up to 867 Mbps). It is compatible with any Wi‑Fi router or wireless access point and includes an Ethernet port to operate as a dual‑band access point when connected to a wired network. An integrated intelligent signal light indicates signal strength to help find the optimal placement for best coverage.

Advantages

The RE305 provides dual‑band operation for stable connections across multiple devices, supports access point mode via Ethernet for flexible deployment, and is easy to set up and manage using the TP‑Link Tether mobile app on Android or iOS. Its compatibility with existing routers makes it suitable for extending a current network without replacing equipment.

Key specifications

• Model: TP‑Link RE305 (Wi‑Fi Range Extender)
• Combined speed: Up to 1.2 Gbps
• Wireless bands: 2.4 GHz (up to 300 Mbps), 5 GHz (up to 867 Mbps)
• Operation modes: Range extender, Access point (via Ethernet)
• Ethernet: 1 × Ethernet port for wired connection/access point mode
• Compatibility: Works with any Wi‑Fi router or wireless access point
• Setup & management: TP‑Link Tether app for Android and iOS
• Signal indicator: Intelligent signal light for optimal placement

How to use

Plug the RE305 into a power outlet halfway between your router and the Wi‑Fi dead zone, using the intelligent signal light to identify the best location. For access point mode, connect an Ethernet cable from your modem or router to the RE305 Ethernet port to create a dual‑band wireless network. Use the TP‑Link Tether app to run the guided setup, configure wireless settings, and manage the extender remotely from an Android or iOS device.

Recommendations

Select a central, elevated location for installation and avoid placing the extender near large metal objects or devices that cause interference. For best performance, connect bandwidth‑intensive devices to the 5 GHz band and use the 2.4 GHz band for basic web tasks and IoT devices.