
Long-term test: How does the device perform in everyday life?
At the beginning of the year, the FRITZ!Repeater 1200 AX Wi-Fi extender appeared on the Spanish market, immediately drawing attention for its balance of price and features. Over the past ten months, the device has been put to the test in daily use, allowing us to identify its strengths and weaknesses.
Right from the start, installation was straightforward: it integrated automatically with the FRITZ!Box 5690 Pro router, and the default settings created a unified network with smart load balancing across bands. In the living room, where the repeater was set up, it regularly handled connections from a TV, several smartphones, tablets, and laptops. This spread of devices gave a clear picture of how reliably the unit manages simultaneous use by multiple gadgets.
Comparing alternatives: Why it’s not worth saving on quality
There are many budget models on the market, but experience shows that cheap repeaters often come with issues: unstable connections, random reboots, and reduced data speeds. In some cases, these devices fail after just a few months, forcing users to make warranty claims.
Unlike similar devices, the FRITZ!Repeater 1200 AX didn’t require a single reboot throughout its operation and didn’t experience any failures. Even under 24/7 load, it maintained a stable connection on both the 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz bands. Thanks to a well-chosen placement, it eliminated areas with weak signal—especially important for large apartments and houses with thick walls.
Management and extra features: designed for user convenience
The repeater can be managed using proprietary apps, which allow you to adjust device priorities in real time. For instance, you can boost your TV’s priority while watching movies, or shift focus to smartphones when they’re in heavy use. This flexible approach lets you adapt your network to your family’s current needs.
After ten months of use, there hasn’t been a single situation where the device let the user down. The manufacturer offers a five-year warranty and free delivery, making this model even more attractive for buyers in Spain.
Conclusion: Is the FRITZ!Repeater 1200 AX worth choosing?
Long-term use showed that the repeater delivers a stable network even under heavy load. It not only handles multiple connected gadgets, but also provides flexible control over traffic priorities. For those seeking a reliable way to extend their Wi-Fi coverage, the FRITZ!Repeater 1200 AX could be the ideal choice.






