ultraxtend.gogogadgets.io 

I bought four devices and three have failed after a few months. The devices appear to work with an amplified signal but the speed is nearly nonexistent. I contacted the supplier only to be told that they only offer a 30 day return policy.
In my opinion they are a complete joke and are happy to con customers with junk product.

Take my advice - DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY

Junk reduces the Wifi speed by 90% WTF - Hard to set up and all support email address's do not work. Looks very iffy to me.

ultraxtend, it is impossible for me to connect, i am looking for a customer help line phone number and cannot find one, cannot find the log in page, what a waste of time and money. Thank You Mari, Miami

Terrible, I wish read this page before purchasing. I unpacked one and have since thrown both in the bin.

Complete waste of money and a scam product. Do not purchase, It also tries to get you to subscribe to services with payment card. Drop them in the bin, put it down to experience and get on with life!

Very limited range and not worth investing in. Not much else to say except don't waste your money 😔

Found to be good for connecting to my WiFi in my kitchen from my Roughter

While searching on line for "Best Wi-Fi extender UK"
1st site up was Allgadgetsreview.com whose expert Steve Smith recommended the WeXtend Pro as the best buy,with the only downsides being "sells out quickly,and mail order only"
4th site up was Consumer Experts whose expert Mark Flack recommended the UltraXtend as the winner ,with the only downsides being "sells out quickly,and mail order only"
Searching for "ultraXend" led me to this site and the post of David Whittle who had discovered that Mark Flack the expert who was also an expert called Jeff Roast on another site!
Guess what? When I went back and checked the sites again the expert Mark Flak aka Jeff Roast is now aka Steve Smith as well! Not only is he on 3 "independent sites" as 3 different people,he is now recommending 2 different piles of junk products from China as his best buy.
Wonder if he writes reviews on here as well?

Scam, barely worked for a month then stopped working. At the time I was convinced by the consumer experts website which is in hindsight all part of the scam. Hopefully someone reads this and the other reviews on here before buying.

Buy in haste, regret ...etc.Whilst waiting for mine to arrive, I found these reviews, so checked a few things out. I came across this product via the review section of the Consumer Experts site. The reviewer was "our Expert Mark Flack - a certified tech genius". Go back to the main site where it's claimed they do "Real Reviews, By Real Experts" and "a Single Point of Truth that consumers who shop online can trust". Really? Go on down to "Meet our Experts" & you'll find the same smiling face & excellent CV of our Mark Flack, only he now goes under the name of Jeff Roast! Anyone smell a rat? The so-called independent Consumer-experts are part of Label Products BV, as is Techwidget.co who sell the extender. Fake advert; fake claims. Steer well clear.

total trash, web site is a scam asking for additional credit card details, wont connect to smart tv, typical Chinese rip-of junk
Dont waste your money

This whole thing is a scam. There is know way to hook it up to your wifi and it messes up all of your smart appliances.

I bought this product because somewhere online it said it was the best wifi booster in 2024.
The product came with an incorrect/invalid/not active IP address which meant I couldnt access the set up page. They then sent me another product but with the same incorrect IP address. I then asked for a refund. They replied and gave me a new default IP address - which didnt work. Then they gave me another incorrect IP address. After that they blocked my email so I couldnt report any more faulty IP addresses and couldnt ask for a refund. I think its a scam product. But I've seen good reviews so I'm confused...

I wish I had found this site before I purchased these extenders.

These extenders are not compatible with my router. I'm trying to return these and they're giving me the massive runaround. As other reviewers have stated, they offered to give me 20% of my money back if I didn't return them...what kind of deal is that?

After reading these reviews, I'm getting pessimistic about getting a full refund.

Do yourself a favor and spend your money on higher-quality extenders with a trusted brand.

Awful customer service - Product doesn't work and refused to issue me a refund, they have now stopped replying to my emails.

False advertising. Like many I’ve been caught out. Terrible product. Does NOT work how they say it will. Annoyed at myself for not reading more reviews.

Do not trust this company, falsely advertising it extends wifi without saying it only extends 2.4ghz, which is the slowest speed transmission with what is already a longer range signal on your router. They offered me 20% refund but when I did not accept, they pulled out the refund policy on me and shut me down.

It came with a plug that was not compatible with us standard plugs. I should have known it was junk when there was no contact number or web site for help. If i could give it less than one star i would since i could not even hook it up to test it.

As with the. Hundreds of people who have been ripped off by this company I have to include myself. Wished I had read reviews on Trustpilot fist.

If I could leave 0 stars I would
The ultraxtend “enhancer” DOES NOTHING to extend WiFi coverage and a BT broadband engineer proved what I suspected.
Sitting next to the extender and connecting my phone to the extender WiFi resulted in a speed of 4.4 Mbps.
Sitting in the same place and connecting my phone to the router which is placed 15 meters away resulted in a speed of 160 Mbps!
Engineer connected his laptop via a cable to the extender and the speed registered was 2.3 Mbps!
Complete waste of money!