Airport Express Base Station 802.11n
This router is a good all rounder. 14 customer reviews Write a review (proof of purchase required)
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Madden, Mansfield “Loaded bachellor pad”
No score given+ Multi room audio capabilities. I have four of these and each one connects to active 2.1 computer speakers. This give me very cheap music all around the house and will be expanded in the future. Cant get it to wirelessly print but not tried any problem solving. Audio is what I bought these for and it does it very very well with no delays or echos. Makes a mockery of the hard wired system I installed at great expense in to my home.,
- Runs hot, cant get it to wirelessly print but i ve not tried any problem solving
Confirmed purchase on 26 Apr 2009
Confirmed purchaser
Score 3.0/10+ When you get it to work it's OK.
- Very limited range. best to buy a Devolo which plugs in the mains.
Confirmed purchase on 16 Jun 2008
Roshan, Leicester
Score 9.0/10+ Easy to insall,good performance & small in size.
- pricey
Confirmed purchase on 05 Jul 2010
Adrian, London “Network Engineer”
Score 8.0/10+ Simple to set up, reliable, nice integration with iTunes for playing music wirelessly, suitable for home and small business environments, especially where you have more than one unit and move between coverage.
- Lack of advanced controls over radio settings and encryption options. Admin limited to software utility - would rather have cli and web-based interface.
Confirmed purchase on 12 May 2009
Hugh, Sunbury on Thames “Integrated support manager (international)”
Score 9.0/10+ Fast, efficient and easy to configure
- Reviewer left no comment
Confirmed purchase on 15 Apr 2009
Confirmed purchaser
Score 10.0/10+ Oh so easy 2 set up - if only everything were this simple !!!
- Reviewer left no comment
Confirmed purchase on 12 Mar 2009
Paul, Wolverhampton
Score 9.0/10+ Does what it is supposed to
- It runs very hot! Almost too hot.
Confirmed purchase on 29 Jul 2008
Confirmed purchaser
Score 9.0/10+ Does exactly what it says on the tin, and optical out makes it a dream for streaming iTunes through a home theatre system.
- Gets a bit hot
Confirmed purchase on 28 Oct 2008
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Score 10.0/10+ Reviewer left no comment
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Confirmed purchase on 21 Jul 2010
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Score 10.0/10+ Reviewer left no comment
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Confirmed purchase on 08 Jul 2010
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Score 9.0/10+ Reviewer left no comment
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Confirmed purchase on 30 Jun 2010
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Score 10.0/10+ Reviewer left no comment
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Confirmed purchase on 01 May 2009
Jim, London
Score 1.0/10+ Reviewer left no comment
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Confirmed purchase on 04 Apr 2009
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Score 8.0/10+ Reviewer left no comment
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Confirmed purchase on 13 Nov 2008
Antony, Croydon
Score 9.0/10+ Reviewer left no comment
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Confirmed purchase on 21 Oct 2008
The average score of 8.1 is based on 14 scores.
14 scores are from confirmed purchasers.
7 reviewers gave a score + comment
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Expert reviews for Airport Express Base Station 802.11n
TechRadar expert review
With very little fanfare, Apple finally upgraded the last of its WiFi products still to be using 802.11g to the faster and wider-coverage standard, 802.11n. Actually, 802.11g is still technically the current standard, as 802.11n is yet to be formally ratified, but it's sufficiently well developed that we're comfortable recommending it; in any case, the firmware is upgradeable, so when the standard is finally agreed on, full compliance should only be a download away.Apart from the upgrade to 802.11n, nothing has changed that we can see, but that doesn't mean it isn't a welcome revision.…
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reviewed 21 Apr 2008
PC Advisor expert review
Like the Express Base Station of old, the updated Apple wireless access point and router for Windows and OS X PCs includes a 10/100Base-T ethernet port, a USB port for attaching a remote printer, and an audio-output jack.
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reviewed 18 Mar 2008
Pocket Lint expert review
With so many of us signing up to the MP3 phenomenon, Apple is hoping to allow you to make use of your MP3 tracks stuck on your computer in the spare room and give you the ability to listen to them on a hi-fi anywhere in the house.The AirPort Express with AirTunes not only allows you to wireless transmit your songs from your PC or Mac to your hi-fi, but also offers wireless printing and a wireless network all for a device that’s no bigger than a power adapter...
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reviewed 23 Aug 2004
Expert Reviews expert review
Apple\'s AirPort Express is a portable wireless router, which is handy if you want wireless internet access in places that lack it, such as hotel rooms.
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Product Features
| Ethernet Ports | 1 |
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USB Port
 
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1 |
| 802.11a | Yes |
| 802.11b | Yes |
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802.11g
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Yes |
| 802.11i | No |
| 802.11n | Yes |
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VoIP
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No |
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Release Date
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18 Nov 2008 |
Also known as: Airport Express Base Station With
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