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Question: I'm hoping this can plug into a 2013 samsung smart tv on another floor away from the router.ive tried linksys extender that helps the IPad but doesn't
Document: The OEM one, a 15FT and a 9FT. With all 3 I get intermittent drops, so when I am doing something like streaming or playing a game the connection session hangs but not 100% Just enough cause a reconnect midway which in a game. Will cost 30 seconds of hang time.I have a Nighthawk R7000. Which is a very nice expensive AC router. My 2013 Retina MBP has NO issues staying connected with its internal WiFi card.I bought the bear extender hoping for speed.
(Using iMac (2007, OS X 10.9.1) wirelessly connecting to Airport Extreme AC (2013) about 25 feet away with no obstructions. Method of testing: Speedy Net app to test local network speeds installed on the iMac to ping via wireless to another Speed Net app installed on a local Mac Mini server connected via ethernet cable to the Airport Extreme.
Tried this on 2 machines (desktop and laptop) that are running Win 8.1. It was simple plug and play drivers seem to have been included. Did NOT work on a windows 7 machine (might be drivers elsewhere but didn't look for them).It made a huge difference in the speed tests I ran when paired to my AC router (Asus). Very stable signal and showed other networks that were out of range with my built in WiFi cards.All in all very happy.
This device picks up a wifi signal 80 yards away!!!! I can see wifi devices that I had never seen before!! It increases your wifi speed tremendously if your WIFI router has 802.11ac compatibility. I purchased this device for my wife, and after seeing how well it worked, I purchased another one for myself! I would recommend this device to ANYONE....PS - I use it with my MacBook Pro OS 10.9
I know there's some work-arounds (i.e. creating a separate network for 2.4 and 5) - but when I upgraded to Mavericks, it no longer worked - and the company offered no support.So, I invested in this and without any changes to the router (AP Extreme), it grabbed both channels and is reporting 867. Setup was a no-brainer (install software, restart, plug in). Drivers for Mavericks installed without a hitch. Very happy with this.
Works faster than stock internal Wi-Fi with my 802.11 AC dual band router. Never had an issue until l I updated operating system to Maverick. Apple needs to fix this problem! I am not the only one with this issue after Maverick update. I'm glad that this product was available.
It worked out the box on my Hacintosh, I did have to upgrade the software but hey, you have to do that on everything! I haven't tried it on a real Mac but if it works on a Hac it'll work on a Mac!
What can I say, I'd rather have my internal wifi working, but this device gives me perfect wifi reception on my ailing MacBook Air. Install driver, plug usb in, and you're back online. The thing does what it says it will.
It has cost me far more in time troubleshooting it, than the purchase price.To put it another way if I was playing a MMORPG and went to click an egg, it would be gone. I would be dead & my connection would not be worth the food dye to make an egg red.Happy Easter.
Got the wrong one, this one is for picking up 2.4 and 5 freq. The other single aerial model was sent for and works great as a range extender on my wifi. It allows me to choose the exact AP if in a  mesh system. Instead of using a one or two hop aerial i  can connect directly to the AP allowing greater speeds at times.
Answer: Hi, thank you for your interest in BearExtender Turbo. BearExtender Turbo is only compatible with Apple computers running Mac OS X 10.6 or higher, including 10.9 Mavericks.BearExtender Turbo is not compatible with any Smart TVs.This is because it is not possible to install network drivers onto Smart TVs.Thank you for your interest in BearExtender Turbo.RogerBearExtendersupport@bearextender.comUS Technical Support1-800-348-5146http://www.BearExtender.com/Support