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18 Oct, 2017
Good quality materials though assembly a bit rushed
I dismantled mine and was impressed by the quality of the materials used, including the aluminium tube used for the case.
However, bearing in mind the conductive case, I found a stray end of uninsulated wire that needed clipping off, a battery tag that needed folding over and two cardboard insulating discs at the ends of the battery that needed centering to minimise the risk of short-circuits.
12 Feb, 2020
Cheap but not cheerful
One glove was delivered with two holes in it.
03 Nov, 2012
Chinese version is good value for money, but cannot use English firmware.
1 of 1 found this helpful TP-LINK's website describes the wireless access point (AP) mode in which the TL-WR702N works out-of-the-box as transforming “wired Internet access into wireless so that multiple devices can share the Internet”. Although it might be obvious to a network-savvy user, TP-LINK does not point out that this is only the case where the LAN or router to which the TL-WR702N is connected contains a DHCP server that is configured to supply multiple IP addresses automatically across the same network segment. I bought this device to provide wireless access for multiple devices in a LAN that allocates a fixed IP address to each network segment, so needed to re-configure the TL-WR702N into router mode.
If you cannot read Chinese and are purchasing a green-coloured TL-WR702N for around US$25, I suggest that you check carefully whether you are purchasing a version with Chinese-language interface. Before I purchased such a TL-WR702N, I had assumed that it would be possible to install the English-language firmware for the same version (1.0), but this turns out to be impossible. Other users have found that that even upgrading the Chinese-language firmware is surprisingly difficult. So it was a blow when my seller didn't supply me with English language instructions as promised, since translating chunks of the user interface from Chinese to English greatly slowed down the process of configuration. The only compensation is that I have now learned the simplified Chinese character for network!