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TP-Link AC750 Wireless Wi-Fi Travel Router (TL-WR902AC)

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Connectivity technology	Wi-Fi
Brand	TPLINK
Frequency band class	Dual-Band
Operating System	RouterOS
Wireless Type	801.11ac

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TP-Link - World's No. 1 Provider of WLAN Products within last 6 years
Travel-Sized Design – Conveniently small and light to pack and take on the road, creating Wi-Fi network via Ethernet 3G/4G USB modem or WISP
Dual Band AC750 Wi-Fi – Strong, fast connection for HD streaming on all your devices
One Switch for Multiple Modes – Perfect for Wi-Fi at home, your hotel room or on the road
Flexible Power – Micro USB port to an adapter, portable charger or laptop

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Wireless Type

‎801.11ac

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Brand

‎TPLINK

Series

‎TL-WR902AC

Item Model Number

‎TL-WR902AC

Operating System

‎RouterOS

Product Dimensions

‎6.7 x 7.4 x 2.2 cm; 226.8 Grams

Item Dimensions L x W x H

‎6.7 x 7.4 x 2.2 centimetres

Colour

‎Grey

Voltage

‎120240 Volts

Item Weight

‎227 g

Manufacturer

‎TP-LINK USA

ASIN

‎B01N5RCZQH

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

‎No

Date First Available

‎1 September 2017

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4,375 ratings

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26 in Routers (Computers)

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With the travel-sized and compact design, TL-WR902AC is small enough to put into your pocket and make sure you can have internet access wherever you go. The mini USB power supply and built-in adapter make it perfect for travellers, students, and anyone else living life on the go. Coming with the next generation Wi-Fi standard – 802.11ac, 3 times faster than wireless N speeds, TL-WR902AC delivers a combined wireless data transfer rate of up to 733Mbps, making it an ideal choice for various applications simultaneously. To meet the wireless needs of almost any situation you might encounter, the TL-WR902AC features Router, Hotspot, Range Extender, Client, and Access Point Modes.

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Quick Mode Selection To meet the wireless needs of almost any situation you might encounter, the TL-WR902AC features Router, Hotspot, Range Extender, Client and Access Point Modes.	File Sharing and Charging A multifunctional USB port allows you to share files and media through your internet browser with different computers. Also, the USB port can provide a power supply (up to 5V/2A) to mobile devices like smartphones or tablets, making it easy to charge on the go	11AC Wi-Fi Coming with the next generation Wi-Fi standard – 802.11ac, 3 times faster than wireless N speeds, TL-WR902AC delivers a combined wireless data transfer rate of up to 733Mbps, making it an ideal choice for various applications simultaneously.

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AnakChan

Excellent no-compromises dual band pocketable Wi-Fi router

Reviewed in Australia on 16 August 2020

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I've bought a few different routers in the past few months such as the RAVPower Filehub Travel Router, the TP-Link TL-WR802N, and should have gone straight for this TP-Link AC750 (TL-WR902AC) from the start. TP-Link in general has a fast and configurable interface which I've taken for granted until I used the RAVPower which was really slow. I had assumed all routers would just have a fast interface and now appreciate the TP-Link more.

Aside from the interface, the AC750 supports dualband 2.4GHz and 5GHz simultaneously. Unlike the RAVPower FileHub which drops to 2.4GHz only if the ethernet port is used.

Also, despite the specs stating needing a USB 5V 2A power source, it can be powered with 1A (and meanwhile, the smaller brother TL-WR802N can be powered with only 500mA). Overall, the TP-Link delivers as promised.

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Narky

Doesn't work for me

Reviewed in Australia on 22 October 2020

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Unfortunately, this TP-Link device has not proved itself in my situation. I only wanted it and use it for the Wi-Fi extended part. I tested this device using Ookla Speed Test. So I ran the speed test 5 times in succession with and without the device attached.
The average of 5 download speed test for using the device and not using were exactly the same speed. And I mean exactly the same speed!
Not the most scientific of tests as your speed can vary widely during the course of day. But my testing was enough to show me that this device just didn't help me. Plus, over the few weeks I have owned this unit, I really didn't notice any difference in my Internet speed. Of course, it may vary for for others.

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Fred

Pug in and use!

Reviewed in Australia on 9 July 2021

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This device was used to add an access point to a small area.
It provides a surpringly fast wireless connection for laptops and mobile phones and is so easy to configure with the Tether app from TPlink.
Other purposes for the device are clear and I may use them in the future. but it excels as a low priced access point.
As a bonus, everything is in the box, the charger with cable (which I didn't expect) and a flat section network cable.
For the amount paid, a bargain. Or you could pay a lot more for something that looks flasher and does no more.

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Darren Haines

Great value Travel router

Reviewed in Australia on 1 September 2021

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Great price, easy to setup.
Not rechargeable so you need to run it from a battery pack etc. Wifi range isn’t fantastic as you’d expect from such a small device. Picked up the 4G USB stick without any issues, although it doesn’t give any detailed info for the stick.

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DurmoM

Small and portable

Reviewed in Australia on 4 August 2018

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Good for people who like to travel. Range in the apartment was good. Let down by loose fitting micro usb power port. Could not push the plug in far enough to lock it in place.

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Andrew

Convenient method to add WiFi capabilities to laser cutter

Reviewed in Australia on 17 May 2021

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Added WiFi capabilities to laser cutter which had ethernet connection only

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Alan Bimson

Fixes iPhone to PC Hot spot issues

Reviewed in Australia on 3 January 2021

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My brother uses his PC via a iPhone hot spot and was always getting drop-out issues. So I bought him a TP-Link Travel Router, problems solved!

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S H KINGSBURY

Compact, fast router

Reviewed in Australia on 4 September 2021

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Bought this as an access point at home and for travel, replacing an old travel router. Very easy to setup and gives a solid 100 Mbps up and down connected to my LAN

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alvino

Does exactly what I want it to do.

Reviewed in Canada on 27 February 2020

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I work away from home and had little use for my home internet which I was paying almost $100 a month for but I did still need some internet for my smart devices like wifi thermostat, wifi plugs where I would connect my battery chargers and I wired up my garage doors to a wifi switch too so I got better range then I got with my original garage door openers. Now my range is unlimited as long as I have wifi at home. One day I looked at my Bill's and thought I could cut my home internet by using a old cell phone hook it up to a data only plan and set up the tether mode that costs me $10 a month and plug it in and leave it on the counter at home so everything that needs wifi is just sharing data with my cell phone. Anyway I have too many devices hooked up for my phone to be able to handle which was max 8. so I thought I could cheat a bit by buying one of these units and run more wireless devices off my homemade wireless network. And it works great! No more home internet for me. Saves me almost $100 a month!
Highly recommended! I bought another model up from this one for traveling. Haven't used it yet but I'm confident itll work great for what I need it for.

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Marc

This is Version 1 of the router, not V3. Very old firmware.

Reviewed in Canada on 1 July 2018

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The internal setup is not always easy to figure out when traveling from hotels to hotels, but once you have it figured out, it's a solid router. However, what I received is Version 1 of the router. I was hoping that in 2018, I'd receive Version 3. So one star removed for this. There hasn't been a firmware update for this version for years so in terms of being secure, I'm not too confident. It doesn't have an internal battery like other travel routers, but the upside of this is an incredibly light device. It won't add much if you're already carrying a heavy laptop bag in your travels.

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ba_doh

This review is about the TP-WR902AC Travel Router (Do not confuse with other routers here)

Reviewed in India on 16 November 2020

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First of all - please get this fact right. The seller has placed multiple routers in a single ad. The Star ratings that you see is an aggregate of all the routers. Therefore, let me first clarify that this review is about the TP-WR902AC Travel Router. Seller has put so many routers on the same page either inadvertently - or deliberately. Either way, it misleads customers.

When you start to set up the router, it asks whether you want to configure this as a "3G/4G Router" or as a "Wireless Router". One of my uploaded images clearly shows "3G/4G USB" written beside the USB port. If you are seeing Q&A to understand this router, you will have seen some answers saying that there is no USB port. If you have been to the Q&A section, I am sure you are as confused as I was.

Not only does this router have a USB port - the port serves a dual purpose.
* In 3G/4G mode, this is where you connect the dongle
* In Wireless Router mode, this accepts an external USB which can be accessed by your devices with proper configuration. I have added a screenshot for this too - showing my external USB disk partitions as sda1 and sda2

Configuration is easy - my son (12th std) got to work on a router for the first time and he did it in minutes. Both 5 GHz and 2.4GHz WiFi working excellently (Yes - you will have two WiFi signals from this one, as the AC suffix suggests)

If you configure this as a repeater, you will experience loss of speed (as with ALL repeaters - something which I explained in my review of the Netgear EX3110 extender ... search for ASIN: "B07B1B2CZT"). However, in my case I pulled a LAN cable from my main router to this one. This makes it simple to connect - just select "dynamic IP" and your router is connected. I get ISP speed and hence happy about it.

Just beside the ethernet connector, there is a switch to select whether you want to share ethernet, share a hotspot or create an Access Point.

Signals are very strong (as expected, the 2.4GHz gives higher range while 5GHz gives better Signal-Noise ratio). The 2.4 GHz is reaching a third room about 20 feet away - penetrating two walls. So yes - the signal is good.

Three dampeners why I gave one star less:
1. Cable is just about 1 foot long (see image). Now *that* is cost cutting. I had to use an extension board to be able to place it on the table. Plug point is just about a metre higher. Wonder how much profit TP Link is making by saving the cable length !!
2. The MiniUSB charging port is a bit inside - therefore every miniUSB charging cable may not be suitable (it will keep falling off). To get a proper one, you need to see and compare the sizes to buy the longest (This one needs an additional 1mm to fit properly). This is not the only device with this issue - and there are many cables easily available - only you need to physically search for it. Online purchases may not work.
3. This does *NOT* accept third party software. dd-wrt definitely is incompatilbe. OpenWRT includes this under their compatible routers list, but their forum says they lose the 5GHz band. Also - no clarity whether OpenWRT will support the 3G/4G mode. However, the OEM firmware is great in itself offer many options to use. So I suggest you stick to it.

The hardware version I got was TL-WR902AC v3 00000001 which probably uses a Mediatek card. The preloaded firmware was 0.9.1 0.2 v008a.0 Build 191209 Rel.57116n(5553). When I tried to upgrade from the India site, it said incompatible firmware and when I googled more to realize that this is probably a US firmware. I tried to upgrade to the US firmware and was told that the router already already the latest, so no changes made here.

SUMMARY
Pros: Ethernet input, Dual-purpose USB, 3G/4G support and rock solid dual-band signals in a pocket-sized package costing less than ₹ 2000 ... I guess that speaks volumes to help you decide.
Cons: Short power cable (1 foot) and no compatibility with dd-wrt or OpenWRT made me reduce one star.

I felt that this is truly what it claims to be - a powerful travel router with 3G/4G mode available.

6 people found this helpful

DNCanada

2.4 and 5.0 Ghz make the difference.

Reviewed in Canada on 14 April 2019

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I utilized this portable wireless router to help me cut the cord. I got rid of tv and internet from the majors. After that I found internet from a smaller provider at the same speed for half the cost. I initially only bought the 2.4 ghz version but found i lost speeds in different rooms in a downtown condo. With the 2.4 and 5.0 ghz this model has I have consistent speeds from all over my flat. This small, portable, powerful device help me cut the cord and save a lot of money. I recommend this unit to everyone. If you're on the fence, I recommend this device 100%. Easy to install and configure (just remember to plug in the ethernet before you power up the device) and you're good to go. Thank you.

10 people found this helpful

twistytravster

Being used with a Chromecast/Miracast. Works excellent, but gets very hot.

Reviewed in Canada on 21 June 2018

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This thing is awesome. I am using it in in HotSpot mode for my car to have mobile WiFi that piggybacks on any public WiFi/Hotspot. I'm using a Chromecast in the car and connecting it to the wireless network. This could also be used in hotel rooms, and other places where AP isolation is unavailable for casting from mobile devices. The only issue I've found so far is that the unit gets very hot, even when only connected to a single device. This could also be due to the fact that I store the router in my glove box, and it might not be receiving enough air circulation.

It is also frustrating when you log into a new WiFi (with password or not), the router kicks you out and requires you to re-connect right away. If you don't have "auto-connect" selected on your device, then the WiFi settings don't always get applied and needs to be re-entered. The best thing would be if I could set the router to automatically re-connect to WiFi networks it previously has been connected to with saved login credentials. However, since I have this device plugged in all the time in my car, even when I don't have internet access, my phone will always want to auto-connect. So I'm constantly turning auto-connect off and on, whenever I want to connect the router to a new WiFi, or when I don't have it connected to anything. The easiest solution would be to install an in-line switch to turn the router on only when I need it.

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