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A "wifi range extender". Two photos: The first photo shows the range extender plugged into a usb power outlet. It shows three white LEDs, and it has a bunch of antennas sticking out of it. The second photo shows the insides. Inside, it's just a tiny PCB with some LED lights. The 'antennas' are made of plastic and are not even connected to the PCB. We can assume that the PCB is just some LEDs, and that this thing does absolutely nothing for your wifi.

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A "wifi range extender". Two photos: The first photo shows the range extender plugged into a usb power outlet. It shows three white LEDs, and it has a bunch of antennas sticking out of it. The second photo shows the insides. Inside, it's just a tiny PCB with some LED lights. The 'antennas' are made of plastic and are not even connected to the PCB. We can assume that the PCB is just some LEDs, and that this thing does absolutely nothing for your wifi.
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