NEWFAST specializes in wireless networking solutions, offering high-performance WiFi extenders, USB WiFi 6/6E adapters, and outdoor access points designed to enhance internet coverage and eliminate dead zones.
NEWFAST is a manufacturer of wireless networking equipment focused on accessible, high-speed connectivity solutions for home and office environments. The brand's product portfolio includes dual-band and tri-band WiFi repeaters, long-range outdoor access points, and USB wireless network adapters compatible with the latest WiFi 6 and 6E standards.
Produced by Shenzhen Sihai Jialan Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., NEWFAST devices are designed for broad compatibility with modern operating systems such as Windows 10 and 11. The products often feature plug-and-play driver installation, WPS one-key setup, and intuitive web-based management interfaces to simplify network expansion for everyday users.
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Connect your device to the extender's WiFi network (e.g., NEWFAST-XXXX-2G), open a web browser, and enter '192.168.10.1' in the address bar. The default username and password are usually 'admin'.
With the device powered on, press and hold the Reset button (or RST hole) for approximately 6 to 10 seconds until the indicator lights change or flash, then release and wait for the system to reboot.
Many NEWFAST USB adapters include built-in drivers stored on a small partition of the device. If the adapter is not automatically recognized, open 'This PC' in Windows, find the virtual CD drive labeled 'WiFiSetup' or similar, and run the installation file inside.
Typically, a Blue or Green light indicates a strong connection to the host router. A Red light indicates the signal is weak, suggesting the extender should be moved closer to the main router.
Most NEWFAST USB adapters are primarily designed for Windows (10/11). Compatibility with Mac OS or Linux varies by model and usually requires specific drivers; check the specific user manual or product box for OS support details.