Title: Wireless Bridge Showdown: Surprising 3KM, PoE, Dual-Antenna Performance Insight… What’s the Catch? We’ve tested the Adalov CPE660 wireless bridge, eager to see if its promises—3KM range, 5.8G transmission, and dual 14dBi antennas—could push boundaries. Setting up the two bracket-mounted units was straightforward; the PoE adapter simplified connectivity, while the RJ45 ports offered convenience. Performance exceeded initial expectations, with stable transfers over long distances. The dual antennas contributed to a reliable, interference-tolerant signal. However, the higher gain did narrow the coverage pattern slightly, requiring precise alignment. Battery life with continuous PoE was adequate, but power consumption is best monitored long-term. The only catch? Cost—it’s pricier than budget models, but value shines in its consistent long-range performance. We’re impressed—if distance is your priority, this bridge delivers.