NETGEAR - Powerline 1000 Network Extender - White
User rating, 4.4 out of 5 stars with 1525 reviews.
4.4(1,525 Reviews)- 151 Answered Questions
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Features
High-speed connectivity
HomePlug AV2 supports up to 1 Gbps speeds through your electrical outlets.
Connect additional devices to your network
Ideal for adding smart TVs, streaming players and game consoles to your wired network.
Keep your information safe
Push-and-Secure encrypts your network connections at the touch of a button.
Energy-saving design
Automatically powers down when not in use.
What's Included
- 2 Powerline 1000 Adapters (PL1000)
- Owner's manual
- Two Ethernet cables
Key Specs
- Number of LAN Ports1
- Number of PoE (Power over Ethernet) Ports1
- Wireless Networking StandardWi-Fi 4
General
- Product NamePowerline 1000 Network Extender
- BrandNETGEAR
- Model NumberPL1000-100PAS
- ColorWhite
- Color CategoryWhite
Network
- Compatible Wireless Standard(s)Not Applicable
- Maximum Coverage Area0 square feet
- Wired Speed1000 megabits per second
- Wireless Networking StandardWi-Fi 4
Dimension
- Product Height3.9 inches
- Product Length1.4 inches
- Product Width2.3 inches
- Product Weight0.28 pounds
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts1 year limited
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor1 year limited
Other
- UPC606449109818
Customer reviews
Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars with 1525 reviews
(1,525 customer reviews)Rating by feature
- Value4.1
Rating 4.1 out of 5 stars
- Quality4.3
Rating 4.3 out of 5 stars
- Ease of Use4.4
Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great Powerline Adapter
||Posted . Owned for 3 weeks when reviewed.At first I was a bit skeptical because you see all the reviews and some people say there great and others just trash them. Since I’m working from home now I’ve moved my office to the basement. And if you all know basements...they are bad for WiFi connections. It doesn’t matter how fast your bandwidth is, what service company you use, or how new your home is. If you have a dead spot in your house nothing can fix that in my opinion. I have to say this option works wonders. No more drop Zoom calls, spotty calls that keep breaking up and everything works fantastic with direct connection. I’m sure this isn’t the best on the market but it certainly does work wonders in my house. Plus the price was great opposed to jumping directly with a more expensive option. Would highly recommend trying.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
IT WORKS!!! NETGEAR - Powerline 1000
||Posted . Owned for 1 month when reviewed.I moved into a small apartment in my mother's garage about 150' feet from the main house. The WiFi signal was super weak. I bought the Powerline 1000 just hoping it would work. It works like a champ. The only setup is plugging one box near the router and the other box near your computer or device you want to use. plug the ethernet cables in and your done. You do not have to share the same breaker, just the same service (breaker box). This product works.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
working very well
||Posted .I bought this for a friend because he kept lagging every time we played online games together git sick of loosing. so I bought this item to boost his single now I'm the only one loosing and he is kicking button again
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Great product
||Posted . Owned for more than 2 years when reviewed.I have had this for almost 2 years now and it still works great. Had a couple of hiccups through the time but they still work great.
I would recommend this to a friend- Pros mentioned:Ease of use, Set up
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Excellent for Connectivity
||Posted . Owned for 1 month when reviewed.Bought this because, unfortunately, my home office is as far from the wifi router as possible. Easy to use, took two minutes to set up, and I'm now hardwired into Verizon FIOS with perfect service. Highly recommend if your wifi signal is weak and you don't mind plugging into an ethernet cable.
I would recommend this to a friend - Pros mentioned:Home use
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Made the difference
||Posted . Owned for 2 months when reviewed.My home office is in the back of the house, opposite where the wifi and router are in the den. Air routers proved worthless, so the choice was to run a 200' ethernet cable to the rear of the house, or something I hadn't heard of till recently but network extenders that use the wires in the house to send the signal. Viola! I had signal, and not the 115mbs that comes into the house, but a respectable 25-35mbs, which I suppose would be more had I gone the ethernet cable route, but for work (Covid quarantined working from home) it does just fine.
I would recommend this to a friend - Pros mentioned:Ease of use
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Great product for the cost.
||Posted .Needed a way to connect a desktop that i just bought to our home network. Didnt have a wireless card in pc and area that pc is located is in a poor wireless signal area. For a simple and inexpensive solution this works great. My only reason for 4 stars is that the only open wall outlet that i had open was about 10 feet from the router and i have a ethernet cable showing in my living room.
I would recommend this to a friend - Pros mentioned:Set up
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Installs in a Snap
||Posted .Works great and very easy to install and use. If the location had old/poor wiring you might see some connectivty problems..
I would recommend this to a friend
Q: QuestionIs it possible to use this product to bring a wifi signal to an area in the home with poor signal?
Asked by Mars.
- A:Answer This is wired only but you can add a router to extend your network.
Answered by bbywick
Q: QuestionThis increased my internet bill by75 dollars a month is that normal or did I configure it wrong?
Asked by Jake.
- A:Answer There is no logical way for this device to increase your internet bill, it has absolutely no effect on your internet service. Its only purpose is to extend the network signal over the powerlines in your home. There reallsy isnt much of a configuration to it either. Its designed as a plug nplay device. At worst you would have to link the pair again. Hope that helps.
Answered by audiovation
Q: QuestionSo with this unit it is not a wireless source is that correct? Simply connect one to your router via ethernet cable then plug the other adapter into an electrical outlet in another room and attach a laptop? Any security issues? Thanks!
Asked by Sully.
- A:Answer You are correct. The two adapters plug into the wall, one near your router and one wherever you want an Ethernet connection. This is not a wireless device. I have an older satilite receiver that has an Ethernet port, but is not WiFi enabled. This solution works perfectly, and for some heavy traffic (movies, streaming, etc). Security is a good question. You have the option to very easily set up a private secure network between the adapters. The adapters are connected in a secure network by pressing a security button on each adapter (and you can add more adapters later using the same process). I STRONGLY RECOMMEND YOU DO THIS as the adapters come with a generic network security profile that all homeplug AV-certified adapters use. The instructions on how to do this are very clear and simple. While this setup appears to me to be secure, I am not a security expert. Please consult one if you have concerns.
Answered by JoeB
Q: Questionwill this extend the wifi to another building 300 ft away?
Asked by kcamp.
- A:Answer No this only works on Outlets that are in the same building
Answered by Kalzaeth
Q: QuestionI have two already, but the signal in the bedroom is poor. Can I add a third one to resolve this?
Asked by NightQueen.
- A:Answer Yes I have two laptops and my Dink Wi-Fi hooked up. When you plug in a third one the system should recognize it automatically. Anyhow it did with my third and fourth ones.
Answered by TheDeltaP
Q: QuestionIf I wanted to use multiple of these, would I need to have different ones all plugged into to modem side? Is it one transmit box to infinite recieve boxes?
Asked by Outbound.
- A:Answer Probably not Infinite, but we have one box plugged into the router and three 'receiver' boxes working fine. One of the receivers also carries data to a secondary router to provide extra ports and wifi capability. Just means more traffic through your main unit and slightly reduced speed to the others.
Answered by Egare
Q: QuestionCan I connect this device to a TV that does not have an ethernet connection and still achieve a strong signal?
Asked by Rich.
- A:Answer If the TV has an Ethernet port you should be fine. If not, Netgear has another product(PLW1000) that will provide WiFi for such devices. Works the same--installs the same--does more--costs more.
Answered by ssbanks2000
Q: QuestionSo my computer doesn’t have a built in wifi adapter so I use a usb one right now and it doesn’t work very well, This plugs into the wall then into the ethernet port in my computer correct? So built in wifi wouldn’t be necessary.
Asked by Maktyler.
- A:Answer That would be true. Seems to be a very solid Cat 5 connection
Answered by Laptopuser