
I purchased this and I was surprised how easy it was to install. Just a few easy steps and it was up and running. The only slightly confusing part was when it asked for a password. Initially I thought that it would use the passcode from my router but this device uses a passcode that is supplied with the device.
Posted by Homeowner
In my experience, this product was inoperable. After researching G.hn technology, it sounds great and I never found any caveats about the limitations it might have. The devices seemed simple enough to install and setup. And they worked fine as long as they were all on the same power strip. But when one was deployed on the other side of the room, it only indicated a weak signal and did not link at all when in a different room. Since the extenders only have blinking multi colored lights, it is hard to determine what the problem was. But I suspect the age of the house wiring, the materials involved and sources of interference factor into whether this technology can really function in individual situations. I never saw this discussed anywhere in the product literature or reviews. I contacted a Geek Squad for assistance, but they just referred me to Arris' support number (which you can find at their website), When I called that number, I got a message that Arris support was offline (during normal US business hours) and someone tried to offer me a Walmart gift card. My advice, don't get burned by this product. Try something else.
Posted by FooBear
I bought this thinking it worked with all arris products. But it don't. It only works with a specific router of their brand. The idea is great if your getting a whole system.
Posted by Kline081
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