





Just got this pocket-sized gadget to fix my telescope's spotty WiFi connection, and wow—it’s a mixed bag!
Pros: The stability upgrade is real. My astrophotography file transfers now take half the time, and dropouts vanished. The plug-and-play setup (after some trial and error) works perfectly for bridging wired devices like my Raspberry Pi to WiFi.
Cons: The instructions might as well be hieroglyphics. Had to Google-fu my way through mode switching. Also, the LED lights? They’re brighter than my future—needed black tape to avoid light pollution during night shoots. Seller’s solution: 'Use tape.' Thanks, Captain Obvious.
Power Note: Don’t even try running this off a solar panel like I did initially. It guzzles juice—stick to a wall adapter.
Verdict: 3.5/5. Does its job well but feels like a DIY project with the tinkering required.
