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Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
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>>Received item 06/12/2014<br />>>Initially 4 stars<br /><br />Initial slight issue:<br />I did the manual setup initially(without using WPS), both the iPod and Nook connected without issues. The Toshiba Tablet sees the SSID, but could not authenticate, until I rebooted the tablet(I think the issue is more with the piece of junk Tosihba tablet than anything else).<br /><br />Samsung UN60F7100 LED 60\" Smart TV:<br />I tried connecting the smart TV to the extender, but to no avail. Until I spoke with D-Link's tech support personnel ID AR004204, he suggested first upgrading the extender's firmware from 1.1something to the latest 1.21B01 RevA2(must search online for it and not rely on the self latest firmware check). They said that some of those TVs will not work, possibly due to different frequencies that those TVs are using, since the DAP-1320 uses 2.4Ghz, while some TVs uses 5.something Ghz. Looking at the specs on my Samsung TV, I was not able to find out what Ghz it was using, but right after updating the firmware on the extender, the TV suddenly started working with the extender. Then I also updated the TV's software to the latest and it's still working just fine. All is well now, happy!<br /><br />Down stream test with Nook & Android Tablet:<br />Connecting the devices directly to the router from about 40 ft away, I was getting an average of about 3-5 Mbps. Set the extender to different locations(not the sweet spot) and gotten the same result. Then moved the extender a little closer to the router at less than 40 ft(finding the sweet spot), now the devices are getting an average of 12Mbps, even at 40 ft away.<br /><br />Conclusion:<br />Maybe a little confusing to setup at first, but once you figure out that sweet spot, it's all good. One thing you need to know, is that once you connect your device to the extender, it's gonna get the transmission strength from the extender and not the router(e.g. If you are connected to a router that is a few feet away from the device, you obviously will get better reception, but because you are now connected to the extender that is further away, the reception is not as good, but that is the compromise of being more versatile with your device at different distances. Or, just switch between the different SSID, depending on where you are going to be at).<br /><br />I know what needs to be improved to make an ultimate product, but I need to be paid as an high end CEO with a golden parachute before I can give my advice.<br /><br />>>UPDATE 6/16/2014<br /><br />The android tablet sees the SSID, but just could not connect to it, even after rebooting the tablet. I had to unplug and plug the extender back in to the outlet to make it work again. I've read other reviewers having similar issues. So far, as long as it does not happen too frequently, it's all good.<br /><br />>>UPDATE 6/18/2014<br />>>Downgraded to 1 star<br /><br />Why? Mainly the portable Wi-Fi devices will see this SSID with strong signal and when trying to connect to it, it just won't and will automatically switch back to the previous connected SSID. I had to unplug the DAP1320 AGAIN to make it work, now this is just happening a little to frequently. Returning it and getting a different brand.vice, you obviously will get better reception, but because you are now connected to the extender that is further away, the reception is not as good, but that is the compromise of being more versatile with your device at different distances. Or, just switch between the different SSID, depending on where you are going to be at).<br /><br />I know what needs to be improved to make an ultimate product, but I need to be paid as an high end CEO with a golden parachute before I can give my advice.<br /><br />>>UPDATE 6/16/2014<br /><br />The android tablet sees the SSID, but just could not connect to it, even after rebooting the tablet. I had to unplug and plug the extender back in to the outlet to make it work again. I've read other reviewers having similar issues. So far, as long as it does not happen too frequently, it's all good.<br /><br />>>UPDATE 6/18/2014<br />>>Downgraded to 1 star<br /><br />Why? Mainly the portable Wi-Fi devices will see this SSID with strong signal and when trying to connect to it, it just won't and will automatically switch back to the previous connected SSID. I had to unplug the DAP1320 AGAIN to make it work, now this is just happening a little to frequently. Returning it and getting a different brand.
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Negative Review

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great item for the money if you like this kind of case
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Positive Review

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The computer seemed to work ok, it was only $435.00 so the expectations weren't huge. I use it for work, I wanted a lower end unit for basic work, email, spreadsheets, etc. After a flight the screen went crazy, it started rolling in a very tight band in the middle, you could make out what was there but had a heck of a time clicking it. I looked it over and there were no cracks in the screen. I had been on a bumpy flight the day before but it wasn't that bad and the computer itself was never dropped; for all the turbulence it sat on my lap. I powered it down at the end of the flight and then the next day at work it developed the issue with the screen as soon as I started it. No cracks and as it is under warranty I called Lenovo and sent it back. They got it and called me to tell me it was $300.00 to fix it, the led was cracked and that wasn't covered under warranty. I told them nothing was cracked when I sent it to them however they insisted, $300.00 or they wouldn't fix it. I told them to ship it back as is, I wasn't paying them $300.00 to fix it. Then two weeks later I got another call, they wanted $300.00 to fix it. I told them don't fix it, send it back. Another week goes by, same call to tell me they wanted $300.00 to fix it, I tell them the same thing, send it back as is. It's been another two weeks and still no computer so I called them. After getting the run around (they couldn't find it, sent me to numerous different departments) they hung up on me. I am sitting here is shock at 1) how poorly the unit was built, 2) that they had the audacity to try and get me to pay them another $300.00 for a computer that I only paid $435.00 in the first place, and 3) what horrible customer service they have. DO NOT BUY LENOVO, junk that isn't supported and the worst customer service in the business! I am letting everyone I know what I have been through, I don't recommend anyone doing business with them, it has been just amazing how little they care about my business, and if they don't care about mine why would they care about yours?<br /><br />Update: 8/28/2013. I got the laptop back from them after numerous calls and complaints. The screen is now cracked, it was not cracked when we shipped it back to them. It is scuffed and banged up like it fell from a work bench. Totally disgusted with Lenovo, if I could give negative stars to the company for customer support I would.
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Negative Review