My electrical wiring is practically new (rewired 4 years ago) and I’d still lose connectivity

AV2 uses hot, neutral, and ground wires for 2xMIMO and beamforming

Works very well in my large older home where hard wiring wasn't feasible.

It truly is as if we are hard wired to the router

use it throughout the house without running wires-fast connection

Your best connection is always going to be a hard-wired Ethernet connection, if you have that option

This product made hard wiring easy and my speed increased by 5x

The only reason I am deducting 1 star (and I may change this later) is that the raw download speed is not quite as fast as a hard wired ethernet connection

This is definitely a great solution if you need a hard wired Ethernet connection without running cable.

With the advantage of adding in more of the modules as needed for future needs, I would recommend this to anyone who wants to "de-clutter" and clean up their network wiring.

With a dedicated line & 4 connections, I lost under 20% of the maximum possible speed with good wire & good connections

My office is on the upper floor and I needed hard wired internet connection for my home office

Needed a hard wire connection for direct tv(their wireless tech stinks)

so I don't have to obscure wires and there is absolutely no difference in speed while also not having a troublesome ethernet cord around my baseboards

Coming from a house where I had everything hard wired, I just didn't want to go through that again

My house seems to have a lot of bad wiring (certain outlets don't work at all, while others have less obvious issues), so I had to do a lot of trial-and-error -- the TP Link PLC Utility was useful for this -- before finding a setup that would consistently deliver over 100 Mbps

if you need a hard wired port.

We live in a quad level, so wiring is not easy

It works great, as long as you house is wired correctly for it

My average latency is < 50 ms, and the lowest I have seen is around 13 ms (but again, it's the same as using a hard wired connection, which is pretty fantastic).ONLINE GAMINGI play online games (StarCraft 2 mainly,

I installed one of these babies at the other end of the house with a router for wireless signal and a switch to have hard wire connection over there

If the wires are not wound together, you have high resistance and possible wiring issues later ( a friends father who is a retired electrician makes a fortune in his retirement simply re-making these lazy connections in new build houses that have wiring issues).So what I am explaining here is that, to expect 1000Mbps is not realistic outside of a theoretically perfect wiring situation, which is not going to happen in real life

so there was no easy way to have my blu-ray installed with a hard-wire connection.

I work from home and needed a hard wire from my router, but since my office is down in the basement, running 100ft of Ethernet cord wasn't an option

and it remains paired to the base that is hard-wired to the Time Capsule base station.

In my home, the walls aren't super thick and my electrical wiring isn't super modern, but powerline nevertheless delivers reliable internet

Ran it into an 8 port TP Link switch and now PS4, Media Center, DirecTv are all hard wired now.

The wiring in our house must be bad, because when I tried the Netgear PL 1000 the "ethernet" transmission over our wiring was less than I already received over our wireless network.

no lag whatsoever and downloads like my main computer hard wired.. love it and the price you can't beat!!!

so I would have hoped the electric wiring was sufficient, maybe not

A couple years back I moved from a solo apartment in which I had my very own hard-wired connection, to a multiple-party living arrangement where the router has to sit in a middle-ground area where the only option seemed to be wireless.

I plugged in both units, turned my device on and it worked as if it was hard-wired to an Ethernet cable

Has been just as good as a direct wired cable.

Excellent, no-brainer solution for getting hard wired throughout the home.

On average, I receive about 50 mbps download speed, but with a hard wired connection I can max out at 70 mbps

and I could hard-wire in to achieve a higher Mbps download

The wired adapter is much more reliable than when we were running a wireless signal to this device.

The hard wired connection

If you need to be hard wired but can't get your router near your computer I highly recommend getting this.

I bought this to get a hard wired connection out to my detached garage

I purchased this product because i wanted to have a strong wired connection for no packet loss but when I plugged this in i was continuing to get 11 MBPS

And just like that, I had a flawless wired connection that gets the exact same upload and download speeds as if I was connected directly to the router

When i contacted support chat, there best practice for advice was, "its better if you just run a hard wire to where you need"

After talking to customer support from TP-Link she determined that the adapters work well with whatever the wires around the house have least interference

I live in a brand new home, so old wiring isn't the issue

There are so many older houses & new ones with bad wiring in

The only reason I am deducting 1 star (and I may change this later) is that the raw download speed is not quite as fast as a hard wired ethernet connection

Providing a fast and stable wired connection with the TP-Link took 5 minutes including unpacking it!

a LOT on where your modem is, what the wiring in your place is like, and what large appliances stand in your way

When I hard wire into this, it's capped at 12 mbps download and 3 mbps upload

Somewhat encouraged by this, I moved to another outlet closer to the panel in my basement (again, all new wiring from 2016) and I achieved 2.5 MB/s

Works very well in my large older home where hard wiring wasn't feasible.

Hard wire is out of the question since it would be so long

Gone are the days of crawling in attics and running hard wire

But they are EASY to test and if they do work, its a great way to solve internet connectivity issues without running expensive wiring or trying to fight for limited bandwidth with your neighbors

MUCH better performance and range (crossing multiple circuit breakers and 1000+ft of wire at 50+Mbps speeds).Devices like this AV500 only use the hot and neutral wire

I actually connect a TP-Link unmanaged 5 port switch to these system and run my TV and Apple TV directly off the hard wire connection to eliminate any potential wifi issues.

and I watched him hook it up and voila, he has fast hard wired internet at his Xbox

I am a diehard fan of these devices and always watch Netflix/ play xbox live with a hard wire for the best connection

if your like me the people who built your house didn't bother wiring it with ethernet, making you just use wifi

This model was plug and play and for all intents and purposes performed as if the device was hard wired

If I lose the signal for some reason, I just simply let it reboot by turning the switch at the router off and then back on (the same as unplugging it, and plugging it back in: once it has initially found its sister component within my homes hard wiring.

My house was built 14 years ago and has solid wiring

We also use one in our office which is quite a distance from our router as a hard wired ethernet connection

This product linked up correctly, but I get faster speeds wireless 20mps and hard wired through this

But what if you have a device that is located in a location where the wifi signal is weak and running a hard-wire cable is impractical or impossible

While these work for what I need them for (Ethernet hard-wire for my work phone), they slow speeds considerably

The wiring in my home is excellent, and in the best case scenario I tested the two adapters are on on the exact same breaker, being in the same room, and that room is less than 10 feet from the break box

I still use a few in locations I don't want to hard wire that are low data needs

and I watched him hook it up and voila, he has fast hard wired internet at his Xbox

I haven't tried the Gigabit ones, but if those get me the same download speeds on my computer compared to a hard wired connection, I would definitely consider using some in my office as well just to avoid running a network cable along the wall to reach the router (which I have hidden in the

If you don't have the option of tearing holes in your walls or leaving a trail of ugly wires running through your house, than this is the best option.

Almost as a last resort (before ripping holes in the walls and the floor to make a hard-wired ethernet connection), I placed an order for these adapters.

Older wiring in home as well and the speeds I'm getting are more than acceptable.

I could also use these to provide a hard-wire link anywhere in the hall.

Works perfectly, it feels like both are plugged to the same router using an Ethernet cable, not the garbage I had with the Wireless network, however not everything is perfect, there are two power strips that didn't work with this device, one is this: Belkin BE112230-08 12-Outlet Surge Protector, is a shame because to it I have connected all my gaming consoles and I really want it there, but well I already free up an outlet near the TV so the next units arriving will be plugged there, so I will replace the Laptops and Living room devices connectivity from Wireless to Powerline