PLANEX IEEE802.11n Wireless Multi-Function Mini Router XBox 360 Wireless Adapter MZK-MF150W Designed in Japan

PLANEX IEEE802.11n Wireless Multi-Function Mini Router XBox 360 Wireless Adapter MZK-MF150W Designed in Japan




The PLANEX MZK-MF150W is a Wireless Pocket Router compliant with 11n Draft2.0 This is ideal for travelling or bussiness trip and of course while you are at home.
It offers a router and access point and converter so you can work virtually anywhere, anytime.
Its slim design ensures it can be easily be packed in a brief case.

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars Amazing router / AP / bridge / repeater for the price!
I have always use Linksys before I run across this by accident, and for $32 this is a great little gem for all of your travel wireless needs. This device can function as a router, an access point, a wireless bridge back to wire connection, or as a signal repeater. It is about 2/3 the size of the iPod classic, and the AC adapter supports both 110/240 and it is about 1 x 1.5 inches. I found that the AP mode (physical switch on the side) is very helpful to get around some of the network issue, especially if your connection normally does not allow multiple wireless access. Once slight problem is that you cannot access your router settings when it is in AP mode, but this is an minor issue as you can always switch back to router mode for configurations.

My bottom line is that the Planex MZK-MF150 is excellent for travel and / or deployment. Here is the link to its online manual:

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1 Stars Cool product only if it works.
After 8 days of waiting. The tiny cute box finally arrived in my mail box. I was too excited to try it out since I was eager to have a device like this for my traveling. I travel a lot for my own business and I need to use my laptop and Vonage at the same time at the hotel room. This device,if it works, will get great companion to me. However, more excitement, more disappointment.

I have been spending hours trying to make the router work but it just did not work at all. Though I need this route to have static IP, it is supposedly work like DHCP. I spend 2 hours trying to make it work but could not make it work.

Then, I think it will be still cool if it works as access point. I switch it to AP mode and glade to know it is able to pint the DLink router IP. I try to access some web site and I found it is very slow for some reason. Then I try to ping some web site IP address and I found at least 50% of the package drops. That explains why AP make the web browsing so slow since packages get lost.

I keep trying to contact the phone number on the menu to get support, but it keeps saying the phone number is busy. I don’t even know if the phone is still on service or not though it is regular business at their location.

I finally give it up and next I will request an RMA number to return.

4 Stars Great Toonchy Little Router
I travel with quite a few devices to places with limited internet service and often no wireless service needed for me to easily access my I-Pod Touch. Since I travelled with a friend, this device was great: it’s small, it works.

I was in a rush so couldn’t figure out how to set up the device on my CD-driveless netbook computer. A friend was able to do so after some trial and error, but the instructions were not clear to either of us (we were in a mad rush).

I can’t say what the trick was, but now the password is set and it works anywhere by just plugging it in. This is not a very powerful router and works within a very limited distance. Still for my travel needs, this is great.

4 Stars cool little router
Pretty cool little router, the under interface is somewhat difficult, but great functionality for such a small device

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