Gigabit Wireless Bridge, 5KM Point to Point/Multipoint WiFi Bridge, 5.8G High Speed ULNA CPE801 with 2×1000Mbps Ethernet Port, Plug and Play PTP/PTMP CPE for Outdoor Buildings Shop/Garage/Barn

If you have a family camp or property, this is an excellent solution for sharing your internet connection over distances that typical wifi can't cover. The quality of signal is dependent on obstructions and distance, but it you are within 1km, this will get this job even if the line of sight isn't good, with a clearer line of sight it will go much further.

Solid connection, standard setup, decent quality materials:This wireless bridge is a great way to extend internet to remote locations or just stubbornly bad wifi areas. This would probably be overkill for simple wifi extension, but would definitely be effective even if used at a closer range than anticipated. The setup as a whole is pretty simple, and the individual units are decently large. In terms of material quality, the system is clearly designed to keep water out and is decently waterproofed, but I'd still recommend covering at least the top of the unit from inclement weather. The unit was well put together but didn't seem so secure that I'd leave it completely exposed for a long period of time (water has a way of getting in wherever it can) - just covering the top so rain or snow can't directly land on it has given me much better peace of mind. The signal, once connected, is very strong and has been able to connect to my underground workshop very solidly, totally changing the internet capabilities of the spot. I no longer have to rely on flash drives to transfer data when I'm working with electronics or anything else that would need to transfer data from the workshop.Overall, this is a great bridge and I would recommend.

Perfect solution to bring WiFi to the pool guest house. All I needed was power to the slave bridge and point it towards the master and let it connect. Definitely overkill with the 3 miles distance range so 200 feet is nothing to this bridge. A little complicated but just make sure to do some research and read up on it.

I won't bore you with the details of my home setup but long story short I've remodeled an old shed in my backyard into an office. I've got a dedicated high speed Internet connection in the office but for backup purposes I liked the idea of being able to extend the household wi-fi. The problem is that the shed/office is a good distance away from the house and at least partially obscured by trees.That's where this device comes in. It can extend your home Internet several *miles* so a structure out in your yard is no problem at all. It was simple to install and set up. If you know anything about setting up a router this is basically the same process. Speed is surprisingly good for what it is. I haven't tested it at a distance beyond the home to office setup so I can't attest to the speed it can deliver at a couple of miles. Quality unit at a reasonable price. Highly recommended!

I decided to try this point-to-point, line of sight wifi bridge after reading good reviews of similar products from ULNA elsewhere on the internet. I got this set from Amazon's Vine program which gives products to reviewers in return for their reviews.I'm delighted with the reach and build of this set--and the ease of setup.These bridge devices run on 5.8 Ghz, meaning less interference and faster speeds. They are made for installation outside: weatherproof, with connecting hardware for poles, POE. 24 volt POE injectors are included in the box, though if you're already running surveillance cameras from a POE router, you probably don't need the injectors since the units require eight watts each and your POE router will likely handle that.Speed is dependent on distance and amount of interference. I've never had a good way of measuring LAN speed (as opposed to WAN/internet speed). All I can say is that these provide plenty of speed for most purposes.Setup is not complicated. Basically you must connect to power, specify a master bridge and a slave bridge, choose a channel, start the bridge devices, point them at each other and wait for the lights to come on signifying connection. You must point the two devices at each other. The slave bridge must be within 60 degrees of the master bridge horizontally and within 30 degrees vertically. Line of sight requires that there be no walls or other obstructions between the two units. This makes the theoretical 3-mile range, practically speaking, not achievable for most people. But for a few hundred yards with clear line of sight, these things are perfect.

So useful when one needs internet in a nearby building and running wires is impractical or a hassle and complicated, this makes extending the range of one's internet simple and easy and thus very very useful and convenient. Most excellent. All works as advertised. :)

Although I had a professional IT specialist install this for us at our home. It seems to be working perfectly without any loss of signal and we have a good coverage over our entire property. Our IT guy said that it seem to be good Quality was easy to set up and from what he can see should last us a Good amount of time

We have a barn about 700' from the house. Our main interest was to install internet cameras there. This took about an hour for two people to install, and it works great. It was a quick and easy solution to our problem. While we were at it, we installed a wifi extender there as well. This is a good product.