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title: "Linksys RE4000W N600 PRO Wi-Fi Range Extender (RE4000W) - (Renewed)"
brand: "linksys"
price: "€ 25.06"
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# Dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 & 5 GHz) Manual setup with static IP option Certified refurbished with warranty Linksys RE4000W N600 PRO Wi-Fi Range Extender (RE4000W) - (Renewed)

**Brand:** linksys
**Price:** € 25.06
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 📡 Upgrade your Wi-Fi game—because buffering is so last decade!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Linksys RE4000W N600 PRO Wi-Fi Range Extender (RE4000W) - (Renewed) by linksys
- **How much does it cost?** € 25.06 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- linksys enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted linksys brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Trusted Brand Legacy:** Backed by Linksys, a name synonymous with reliable networking gear, ensuring your investment is future-proof.
- • **Tailored Network Control:** Manual setup and static IP configuration empower you to customize your extender for optimal performance and easy access.
- • **Extend Your Wi-Fi Footprint:** Seamlessly boost your network coverage with dual-band N600 speeds for uninterrupted streaming and work-from-home flow.
- • **Eco-Smart Certified Refurbished:** Get premium Linksys quality with a 90-day warranty, all while embracing sustainable tech choices.
- • **Wireless Freedom, No Ethernet Needed:** Forget cables—this extender connects wirelessly, keeping your space clutter-free and sleek.

## Overview

The Linksys RE4000W N600 PRO Wi-Fi Range Extender (Renewed) is a dual-band 802.11n device designed to amplify your existing wireless network without the need for Ethernet cables. Certified refurbished with a 90-day warranty, it offers manual setup flexibility including static IP configuration, making it ideal for professionals seeking reliable, extended Wi-Fi coverage in home or office environments.

## Description

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Review: HERE are the instructions to get this thing working....For REALS. NO Ethernet Cord Required!!!! - The guy who posted instructions before made a good attempt, but sadly, he only gave ya half. DISCLAIMER: I am a techy and I live to figure out things. This extender works, but you gotta do it the right way. No rebooting your router or all that jazz. I promise. Oh, and NO ETHERNET CORD NEEDED!!!!!! I do agree though, the interface is garbage. Its soooo freaking old! But it does the job. Its wireless N. It works. Now..... So here it is folks. I agree this thing can be a pain to setup, but works well to extend the coverage of your wifi network. I guarantee you will get the extender setup easily using this method. Thumbs up! Yeah! Steps: FOLLOW THEM TO THE Tee!! 1. Ok, so open up the bloody thing and plug it up/in. The green light will start to blink. 2. Take a laptop and go to your network settings. Look up wireless networks. Disconnect from your CURRENT NETWORK and you will see a "linksys extender 78683 or whatever.." network. 3. Then, go to a webpage or browser and type this: 192.168.1.1 (this is the default ip address) VERY IMPORTANT!!! 4. A bloody security page/login will pop up. Type "admin" for the admin box, and "admin" for the password box. Press enter/login. Previous reviewer said to leave password blank. That is wrong! So wrong! 5. Once logged in, you will see the basic setup page. Look immediately next to the "Setup" tab, you will see a "Wireless" tab. Click on this. 6. The first thing you might be greeted with is the "Site Survey" page. Skip it.Seriously, SKIP IT. Go to the next tab: "Basic Wireless Settings" 7. Select the "Manual" option and this is key/crux: enter your CURRENT WIFI SETTINGS, whatever they are. SAME AS YOUR WIFI NETWORK!!!! If you are running 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz networks, enter the info for both of your wireless bands. NOTE: If you are just running a 2.4Ghz network, then just erase the info in the 5Ghz box or leave as is. If you do leave it blank, you won't be able to extend the wireless signal for your 5Ghz network. Up to you really. 8. Click "Save Settings" towards the bottom of the page. 9. The extender will reboot and save the settings. The Linksys Extender wifi SSID's should now dissapear. Ok, so go to your network browser. I usually click on ThisPC or My Computer, depending on if you run Windows 7 or 8.1 and on the left hand side of the screen you will look for the link that says "Network". This is where all the computers on your network show up. (Ex. Bedroom pc, Living room pc etc.) 10. Now this is very important. The router gave the Extender a random ip address. We dont know what it is, but luckily, the device in the network advertises what ip address it has. Once there, you should see a device closer to the bottom of the page labelled "RE40000W" Just double click on that bad boy and then it will take you to the new setup page for the extender under the new ip address. Cool! NOTE: If you messup up any of the settings or you can't connect again, just look near the top of the extender. There should be small hole labelled "Reset" Just take a pen and push the button until the light starts to blink again. Then in a few minutes the device will allow you to log in again under "Linksys Extender 33686" or whatever. You can then start over and redo the settings again. 11. Not done yet fella! Now, You gotta set a STATIC IP address, so that you can login and change crap whenever you want. I must say though, this step is really optional. You could leave the settings from here on out as is, and you would be able to connect, but I strongly recommend setting a static ip. 12. Once logged back in with admin/admin, the first page under "setup is what you want. Change the setting under the device name from "Automatic Configuration - DHCP" to "Static IP". Then enter the IP address YOU WANT to use to access the extender to change and configure settings in the first set of boxes. (Ex. if your network/router ip address is 192.168.0.1, then a good IP address for the extender might be 192.168.0.50 or whatever number you like really between 1 and 254) 13. Leave the Subnet mask as is. (255.255.255.0) 14. Go to the "Default gateway" box and enter your default gateway/router ip address. (Should be 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1, or whatever you set your ROUTER IP address to before. It should be generally one of those two.) 15. Go to "Save Settings" and save that bad boy. Router will reboot. Upon rebooting, you have to now navigate to the IP address you set at the beginning of step 12. Type that sucker in and boom! You have access. 16. Congratulations! You just connected the extender to your wireless network! Hooray and stuff! HOWEVER.... 17. Would you like to change the password? Its easy too. Just go to the third tab "Administration" and click on the box with a billion dots inside and enter your new password. Enter it again in the next box to confirm. Then, you know the deal. Save it. 18. Extender may or may not reboot for this. Mines didn't. But yours might. No worries, just wait a 'lil bit. There you go my peeps! All done. Oh, and Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas. desertcart...you owe me. I want a free echo dot.
Review: Hours spent with Help Desk and still stopped working after a week - I was torn on whether to buy this product given the disparate reviews, specifically the difficulty setting it up. But I’ve purchased four routers from Linksys before and have always been satisfied. Bad decision, the reviews were dead on. I am not a tech expert by any means, but hardly a novice either. I was warned by the reviews that there were no instructions included, only a CD, which is worthless because I no longer have a laptop that has a CD player. I figured I would find instructions online. They had instructions, but they were not very clear. Ultimately, I had a chat session with their help desk for two hours on a Friday night, trying to get it working. That ended when they had me reboot something and it dropped the chat session. I tried to restart the chat session, but they were closed for the night! Brilliant. I tried a second chat session the next day for nearly the same amount of time, but had to end it when I had to leave the house. I hadn’t planned on setting aside the entire weekend for a simple install. On Sunday, called their help desk this time, spent nearly two more hours and finally got it all working. It worked great… for five days then just stopped working. I tried repeating the setup (I had gotten pretty good by then through endless repetition with the help desk and the notes I kept) but to no avail. I tried to return the item to desertcart, but missed their 30 day window. Fortunately, they did credit my account given the difficulties with the product. Five Stars for desertcart and they will keep me coming back. Linksys however, is a write-off.

## Features

- This Certified Refurbished product is manufacturer refurbished, shows limited or no wear, and includes all original accessories plus a 90-day warranty.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00U1M8LIU |
| Best Sellers Rank | #77,428 in Amazon Renewed ( See Top 100 in Amazon Renewed ) #2,725 in Repeaters #28,136 in Renewed Computers & Accessories |
| Brand | Linksys |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (327) |
| Date First Available | February 26, 2015 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 8 ounces |
| Item model number | RE4000W-RM |
| Manufacturer | Linksys |
| Package Dimensions | 10.1 x 6.2 x 3.3 inches |
| Wireless Type | 802.11n |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Linksys
- **Compatible Devices:** Wi-Fi enabled devices
- **Frequency Bands Supported:** 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz
- **Item Weight:** 8 Ounces
- **Wireless Communication Standard:** 802.11n

## Images

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![Linksys RE4000W N600 PRO Wi-Fi Range Extender (RE4000W) - (Renewed) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61xk3BjwagL.jpg)
![Linksys RE4000W N600 PRO Wi-Fi Range Extender (RE4000W) - (Renewed) - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81Zs6jlgYuL.jpg)
![Linksys RE4000W N600 PRO Wi-Fi Range Extender (RE4000W) - (Renewed) - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81a1Xhf5-rL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ HERE are the instructions to get this thing working....For REALS. NO Ethernet Cord Required!!!!
*by S***K on November 10, 2016*

The guy who posted instructions before made a good attempt, but sadly, he only gave ya half. DISCLAIMER: I am a techy and I live to figure out things. This extender works, but you gotta do it the right way. No rebooting your router or all that jazz. I promise. Oh, and NO ETHERNET CORD NEEDED!!!!!! I do agree though, the interface is garbage. Its soooo freaking old! But it does the job. Its wireless N. It works. Now..... So here it is folks. I agree this thing can be a pain to setup, but works well to extend the coverage of your wifi network. I guarantee you will get the extender setup easily using this method. Thumbs up! Yeah! Steps: FOLLOW THEM TO THE Tee!! 1. Ok, so open up the bloody thing and plug it up/in. The green light will start to blink. 2. Take a laptop and go to your network settings. Look up wireless networks. Disconnect from your CURRENT NETWORK and you will see a "linksys extender 78683 or whatever.." network. 3. Then, go to a webpage or browser and type this: 192.168.1.1 (this is the default ip address) VERY IMPORTANT!!! 4. A bloody security page/login will pop up. Type "admin" for the admin box, and "admin" for the password box. Press enter/login. Previous reviewer said to leave password blank. That is wrong! So wrong! 5. Once logged in, you will see the basic setup page. Look immediately next to the "Setup" tab, you will see a "Wireless" tab. Click on this. 6. The first thing you might be greeted with is the "Site Survey" page. Skip it.Seriously, SKIP IT. Go to the next tab: "Basic Wireless Settings" 7. Select the "Manual" option and this is key/crux: enter your CURRENT WIFI SETTINGS, whatever they are. SAME AS YOUR WIFI NETWORK!!!! If you are running 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz networks, enter the info for both of your wireless bands. NOTE: If you are just running a 2.4Ghz network, then just erase the info in the 5Ghz box or leave as is. If you do leave it blank, you won't be able to extend the wireless signal for your 5Ghz network. Up to you really. 8. Click "Save Settings" towards the bottom of the page. 9. The extender will reboot and save the settings. The Linksys Extender wifi SSID's should now dissapear. Ok, so go to your network browser. I usually click on ThisPC or My Computer, depending on if you run Windows 7 or 8.1 and on the left hand side of the screen you will look for the link that says "Network". This is where all the computers on your network show up. (Ex. Bedroom pc, Living room pc etc.) 10. Now this is very important. The router gave the Extender a random ip address. We dont know what it is, but luckily, the device in the network advertises what ip address it has. Once there, you should see a device closer to the bottom of the page labelled "RE40000W" Just double click on that bad boy and then it will take you to the new setup page for the extender under the new ip address. Cool! NOTE: If you messup up any of the settings or you can't connect again, just look near the top of the extender. There should be small hole labelled "Reset" Just take a pen and push the button until the light starts to blink again. Then in a few minutes the device will allow you to log in again under "Linksys Extender 33686" or whatever. You can then start over and redo the settings again. 11. Not done yet fella! Now, You gotta set a STATIC IP address, so that you can login and change crap whenever you want. I must say though, this step is really optional. You could leave the settings from here on out as is, and you would be able to connect, but I strongly recommend setting a static ip. 12. Once logged back in with admin/admin, the first page under "setup is what you want. Change the setting under the device name from "Automatic Configuration - DHCP" to "Static IP". Then enter the IP address YOU WANT to use to access the extender to change and configure settings in the first set of boxes. (Ex. if your network/router ip address is 192.168.0.1, then a good IP address for the extender might be 192.168.0.50 or whatever number you like really between 1 and 254) 13. Leave the Subnet mask as is. (255.255.255.0) 14. Go to the "Default gateway" box and enter your default gateway/router ip address. (Should be 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1, or whatever you set your ROUTER IP address to before. It should be generally one of those two.) 15. Go to "Save Settings" and save that bad boy. Router will reboot. Upon rebooting, you have to now navigate to the IP address you set at the beginning of step 12. Type that sucker in and boom! You have access. 16. Congratulations! You just connected the extender to your wireless network! Hooray and stuff! HOWEVER.... 17. Would you like to change the password? Its easy too. Just go to the third tab "Administration" and click on the box with a billion dots inside and enter your new password. Enter it again in the next box to confirm. Then, you know the deal. Save it. 18. Extender may or may not reboot for this. Mines didn't. But yours might. No worries, just wait a 'lil bit. There you go my peeps! All done. Oh, and Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas. Amazon...you owe me. I want a free echo dot.

### ⭐ Hours spent with Help Desk and still stopped working after a week
*by A***R on April 6, 2017*

I was torn on whether to buy this product given the disparate reviews, specifically the difficulty setting it up. But I’ve purchased four routers from Linksys before and have always been satisfied. Bad decision, the reviews were dead on. I am not a tech expert by any means, but hardly a novice either. I was warned by the reviews that there were no instructions included, only a CD, which is worthless because I no longer have a laptop that has a CD player. I figured I would find instructions online. They had instructions, but they were not very clear. Ultimately, I had a chat session with their help desk for two hours on a Friday night, trying to get it working. That ended when they had me reboot something and it dropped the chat session. I tried to restart the chat session, but they were closed for the night! Brilliant. I tried a second chat session the next day for nearly the same amount of time, but had to end it when I had to leave the house. I hadn’t planned on setting aside the entire weekend for a simple install. On Sunday, called their help desk this time, spent nearly two more hours and finally got it all working. It worked great… for five days then just stopped working. I tried repeating the setup (I had gotten pretty good by then through endless repetition with the help desk and the notes I kept) but to no avail. I tried to return the item to Amazon, but missed their 30 day window. Fortunately, they did credit my account given the difficulties with the product. Five Stars for Amazon and they will keep me coming back. Linksys however, is a write-off.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Value Depends upon your Home Configuration
*by H***3 on August 31, 2015*

Once I finally got the Range Extender properly configured and located in the right spot, it is providing exactly the performance for which I was looking. As other reviewers have noted, the installation may not be as turnkey as most users would like. I am retired but am still fairly technical. I have a computer science degree, worked as a systems engineer for a computer company, worked in R&D for a computer company, and managed systems and software development for two companies. I usually have no difficulty getting a new device installed and properly configured. It simply would not work for me with the supplied installation CD. I went on the Linksys web site and downloaded the latest firmware (build 6) but going to 192.168.1.1 didn't take me to the Range Extender set up; it took me to my wireless router set up. I went into the Control Panel into the Network and Sharing Center and clicked on See Full Map. The map itself does not show the Range Extender but below the map is listed the devices discovered that could not be placed on the map. There I found the RE4000W. By right-clicking on that icon, you get the option to View Device Webpage. Clicking on that, I was indeed brought to the set up screen for the Range Extender. For me, its ip address was 192.168.1.247. This allowed me to log in (username blank, password admin), install the latest firmware and change the device's password to something other than the default admin for security purposes. I then downloaded the latest product installation program from the Linksys web site and ran it to install/configure the Range Extender. Note that it did not connect the first time, but the installation screen lists a number of possible reasons. One of the reasons is that you don't want your installation device (a laptop in my case) too close to the Range Extender itself. I was about five feet away. When I moved into another room, I was able to get a successful installation. Now the challenge was where to located the Range Extender "permanently" in the home. My wireless router is located in our basement, and I purchased this Range Extender to help my laptop connectivity from my home office on the main level of the house. Prior to the Range Extender installation, if I used my laptop in the kitchen which is directly above the wireless router location in the basement, I got a five bar connection and speedtest.net showed a 24 mbps download speed (I pay for a 20 mbps connection). If I moved my laptop to my home office, I got a two bar connection and speedtest.net showed that my download speed dropped to 1.8 mbps. My hope was that the Range Extender would allow me to get 24 mbps download speed in the home office. My first thought was to place the Range Extender in the kitchen directly above the wireless router location. That gave the Range Extender a five bar connection at both 2.4 Ghz and 5.0 Ghz. However, the laptop in my office only showed a three bar connection the the Range Extender and the download speed was only 2.6 mbps. (Note that in this location the signal needed to go through six walls.) I then moved the Range Extender to the office and observed the reverse of the problem - a good connection from my laptop to the Range Extender and a poor connection from the Range Extender to the wireless router (no connectivity at 5.0 Ghz and two bars at 2.4 Ghz). I then changed the Range Extender location to be on a wall in the kitchen between the original location and the home office. It gave me connectivity at both 2.4 Ghz and 5.0 Ghz but the speed was almost the same: 2.8 mbps. (Note that in this location the signal needed to go through four walls.) My "last" spot to try was putting the Range Extender in the wall outlet on our kitchen island. This location has a direct line of sight from the laptop to the Range Extender and is just 30 feet away. Voila!!! The connection from the Range Extender to the wireless router has five bars at 2.4 Ghz and four bars at 5.0 Ghz, and the connection from the Range Extender to the laptop has a five bar connection and a download speed of 25 mbps - exactly what I had expected. I rate this Very Good, because it is able to achieve the performance objective for my situation. However, I can well imagine that other home configurations may not be so forgiving. If I take my laptop to our master bedroom on the second floor of the house, my download speed drops to 20 mbps. If take it to the second floor bedroom on the opposite side of the house, the download speed drops to 2.0 mbps. Clearly, its range is significantly affected by the number of walls through which the signal must pass as well as what is in those walls.

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