TP-Link

TP-Link offers a wide range of premium quality and superior performance products. They include Routers, Switches, Mesh Wi-Fi, Mobile Wi-Fi, APs, CPEs, Network Expansion Devices, Modems/Gateways, Adapters, Controllers, Surveillance Cameras, Accessories, and more. They also offer Smart Home Cameras, Plugs, Bulbs, and Thermostats.

To set up a TP-Link router, follow the steps below:

• First, you need to connect your TP-Link router to an active modem or a data jack to connect it to the internet.
• Now, power on the router, and using an Ethernet cable, connect it to your PC.
• When connected, open your web browser and go to TP-Link’s site, www.tplinkwifi.net or 192.168.0.1.
• Then set your router login password as “admin” and click “Let’s Get Started”.
• Next, follow the on-screen instructions, and using the Quick Setup option, configure your internet and wireless network.
• Now, enter the SSID for your wireless network and set a password to secure your Wi-Fi network. Then click on “Next” to proceed. Your TP-Link router has been set up!

The default login for TP-Link routers is usually "admin" for both the username and password. However, it is recommended that you change the login information for security purposes.

If you forget your TP-Link router's password, you need to reset it. Just directly press and hold the reset button on the rear panel using a pin for about 10 seconds when the device is running. Finally, release the button and wait for your router to reboot.

TP-Link offers a standard 2-year warranty on its networking products, with the option to purchase an extended warranty for up to 5 years.

Besides, its Warranty Policy says:

• The metal case network switch has a limited lifetime warranty, whereas the network switch with a plastic case has a 2-year warranty.
• The Indoor OMADA EAP has a limited lifetime warranty, whereas Outdoor EAP has a 2-year warranty.
• The warranty for vacuum accessories covers manufacturing defects, making them not suitable for their intended use.
• No limited warranty applies to products refurbished by third parties or resold by unauthorized resellers.
• Warranty coverage does not cover normal wear and tear or other defects if they are not caused by manufacturing.
• Limited lifetime warranty on business-class products (except outdoor and accessories) begins on January 1, 2016.
• Limited lifetime warranties are only applicable to the original purchaser and should not be transferred.
• The warranty expiration is (5) years from the date of sale on discontinued products.
• The limited lifetime warranty covers only the product and its internal parts. External parts like modules, power supplies, and other accessories may be covered by separate warranties.

Yes, TP-Link offers customer support through its website, fax, sales phone, sales email, and technical support email. Additionally, they have a knowledge base with FAQs and user guides.

TP-Link Tether is a mobile app that provides the most convenient way to access and manage your TP-Link Router, xDSL Router, and Range Extender with your mobile devices. It offers a simple, intuitive user interface where you can view the status of your devices, online client devices, and their privileges, including quick setup and parental controls.

A router is a device that connects your home network to the internet, while a range extender is a device that grabs the Wi-Fi signal from your router and extends it to a larger area, eliminating Wi-Fi dead zones. Moreover, a router is used for small spaces, whereas an extender is great for large spaces.

Yes, you can use a TP-Link range extender with any router brand.