Description:

Large mixed lot of eight (8) TP-Link Wi-Fi range extenders in various models and revisions. All units work and were in-use before they were added to this lot. They'll need resets to clear their memory and set them back to factory defaults.

Summary TableModelQtyRevisionBandsAC SpeedMesh CompatibleRE2003V2.02.4 + 5 GHzAC750❌ NoRE4503V2.0 / V3.02.4 + 5 GHzAC1750✅V3 OnlyRE2201V3.02.4 + 5 GHzAC750✅ YesRE6501V2.02.4 + 5 GHzAC2600✅ YesDetailed Model BreakdownGroup 1 — 3× TP-Link RE200 (AC750 Dual Band)

• Model: RE200

• Revision: V2.0 (seen on label)

• Firmware Base: Build 2020 or later, AC750

• Bands: 2.4 GHz (300 Mbps) + 5 GHz (433 Mbps)

• Mesh Compatible: No (older non-OneMesh model)

• Typical Use: Compact plug-in extender with glossy “diamond” texture; great for basic home Wi-Fi coverage.

Group 2 — 3× TP-Link RE450 (AC1750 Dual Band)

• Model: RE450

• Revisions: V2.0 and V3.0 (mixed)

• Firmware Base: AC1750 (up to 450 Mbps @ 2.4 GHz + 1300 Mbps @ 5 GHz)

• Mesh Compatible: Yes (V3.0 units support TP-Link OneMesh firmware)

• Bands: Dual Band 2.4 GHz + 5 GHz

• Notes: Larger, vented design with external adjustable antennas and WPS button on front panel.

Group 3 — 1× TP-Link RE220 (AC750 Dual Band)

• Model: RE220

• Revision: V3.0

• Firmware Base: AC750

• Bands: 2.4 GHz + 5 GHz

• Mesh Compatible: Yes (supports OneMesh with TP-Link routers)

• Notes: Compact unit with fold-out antennas. Reliable entry-level mesh extender.

Group 4 — 1× TP-Link RE650 (AC2600 Dual Band, High Performance)

• Model: RE650

• Revision: V2.0

• Firmware Base: AC2600 (800 Mbps @ 2.4 GHz + 1733 Mbps @ 5 GHz)

• Mesh Compatible: Yes (OneMesh-enabled)

• Notes: TP-Link’s high-end extender featuring four antennas, gigabit Ethernet port, and LED ring indicator for signal strength.