One thing that always amazes me about technology is how small things are getting. This is very evident in the new TP-LINK TL-WR700N 150Mbps Wireless N Mini Pocket Router. And it does live up to its name as you can fit in inside of your pocket! With official dimensions of 3.2 x 2.8 x 1.1 in. (81 x 71 x 28mm) it is going to be one of the smallest routers you have ever seen! Not only is it small it features wireless speed up to 150Mbps, a fold-able plug and many different operation modes (AP, Router, AP Client, Bridge, Repeater). Read on to check out our unboxing and overview video!





Information: At 150Mbps, the TL-WR700N has the wireless speed and range to power a complex set of networking applications to create a highly efficient mobile office or entertainment network in no time. Small enough to fit in the average pocket and with no cables to plug in, save a WAN cable, the router is uniquely suited to providing robust wireless networking to travelers, students, or anyone else for work or play.

Exceptional Wireless Performance at an Affordable Price
TL-WR700N supports the newest 802.11n standard, and provides backward compatibility with older 802.11b/g standards as well. With wireless speed up to 150Mbps, high bandwidth-consuming applications such as video streaming, using VoIP, or online gaming

Compact and portable
TL-WR700N is small enough to put into your pocket and take on the road to share the Internet. When your hotel only offers a wired network connection, just plug the network cable into the TL-WR700N and enter the default password to enjoy the convenience of wireless networking in your hotel room.



Multiple Operating Modes
TL-WR700N supports AP, Router, Bridge, Client, Repeater modes to enable various wireless applications, giving users a more dynamic and comprehensive wireless networking experience. Multiple operating modes also help you to extend wireless range, just plug it in within range of the primary wireless router and in a spot near those areas.



Advanced Security
TL-WR700N provides WPA/WPA2 encryptions, which effectively and efficiently protect the wireless network.

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