Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought the Netgear Powerline 2000 with extra outlet because my Wifi, despite being only two rooms away from the router, was constantly dropping signal. The setup was simple (honestly the hardest part was figuring out which outlet to use). Make sure you have a long enough ethernet cable to reach your router since this adapter needs to plug directly into the wall. I've had it for a month, and there have been no network drops or problems with it. I've even got an old router plugged into the other side so I can have more ports, and there have been no problems with that either. Yes, it's a little pricier than some of the others, but it's worth it for the extra ports and the outlet run through. I am planning to buy another pair in the future to expand the network even farther.

Tried one of these years ago. Really slow, connection issues. Moved into new place with no ethernet wiring. Went to buy wireless adapter and saw this. Really glad I did. Super easy install and speeds are exactly the same as a direct ethernet cable.

Works great, took my ping down from 146ms to 23ms. Video games are no longer annoying.

I am very satisfied. Netgear makes a GREAT product. Did everything that I needed.

I was experiencing lag and packet loss while gaming on my pc with a wifi connection. This power line adapter fixed the lag and packet loss. I also get the exact download speed that I am suppose to get. It was plug in and play. Definitely recommend.

I needed an ethernet connection on the opposite end of my house from the router so that I could work from home during this coronavirus stuff and didn't want to run a cord all through my home. This is so easy to set up and I get a good fast hardwired connection wherever I need it.

I purchased a pair of the Powerline 2000 AV LAN devices to extend from my router to a basement room. I used them to connect from an ASUS AX88U to an AX58U running in AiMesh mode. Connected right off and maintained great speeds. Worked just as I had hoped!

Almost no setup. Works perfectly. Very stable although not as fast as it sounds (probably due to my wiring and extended distance). Faster than my old powerline 200, though. Really like and needed the two network jacks. Great product. Had no problem setting up encryption. I stream HD video with no problem with this.

The Netgear Powerline 2000 fixed my biggest WiFi dead zones in a two-story house where running Ethernet wasn’t possible. Before, I was seeing single-digit speeds in some rooms; now I get ~90 Mbps wired and wireless upstairs through an additional router connected to the Powerline. Setup was plug-and-play, and while it’s not gigabit, the stability and coverage improvement are a huge win.

I got this recommended from a friend because my WiFi box is far in another room and WiFi is weak this gives me a solid connection and very fast with no lag when I game and downloads are solid as well, super easy setup pretty much a plug and play

The device works as it should and is easy to set up. Unfortunately, I will be returning due to the signal at half what it should be, not the device's fault but due to my home being built at older times blocking a lot of wifi in my house. so it just gets a little over 100GBS when my wifi and internet are at 500GBS. so being a gamer it's not the speed I want. If you work from home and stuff it will do if you want to have a direct connection for your work computer.

The Powerline 2000 is a great product, the signal strength during streaming or playing games is consistent and there is literally no slowdown of speeds.

This outlet has helped boost the internet connection while 3 different gaming systems are connected at the same time. I receive great connection in the garage as well. It definitely saved me a lot of money instead of going with other options. Easy to set up as well, just follow the directions.

I have used powerline networking products in the past.. It's been a while though.. back in the day I had a powerline product that would do about 1Mbps... very slow, but worked.. This product was extremely fast! Not a problem with this product but it was so fast it actually killed the power in my living room. So it uses more power to achieve the higher speeds.. I have a lot going on in my living room, so it tripped the breaker for the living room.. I have a firewall that allows me to throttle the connection for the devices that use the powerline product, so i throttled it down to like 30Mbps.. Since i have throttled things down in my living room, i haven't had to reset the devices one time.. It just works... I did try and use this across different circuits and it worked but it was much slower.. This is why i chose to do the throttling option vs going across a different circuit, but i can say it did work from one circuit to another..

Working Perfectly for what it needed. Bring a stable wired connection intona room with horrible Wifi signal. Running speed test is getting me consistent 100mbits which is perfectly fine for what i needed.

Wasn’t sure to get these or not since my house is an 100 year old house wasn’t sure if I would be able to use this and get good speeds but it sure does easy setup and the extra outlet comes in handy!

These are easy to set up, easy to use, and easy to tweak. There are little lights on the bottom that will tell you exactly what the problem is and how to fix it. Connection is fast and easy. 10/10 would recommend

this was very quick to set up and easy to use. allowed me to convert wifi to ethernet just as advertised!

I can't believe this works! After trying to get wiring to the other side of my house, I heard about these and thought it was too good to be true, but WOW, they work. It was simple to set up and was far cheaper than having wiring done in the house.

I was hesitant about getting these but figured I had a relatively new house (built in the 90s), so hopefully, the wiring was good. I wanted to move my wired printer and network drive to a different location in the house, away from where my modem and router are. So, I plugged one into the wall on one side of the house where I wanted the printer and drive, and the other one on the other side of the house where my DSL modem and router was. Connected both to the Powerline with an ethernet cable, and it all just worked! Seamless! No configuration of anything! That may have perhaps been the simplest networking setup I've ever done in my 30 years of dealing with networking equipment. Nice job, Netgear! I would highly recommend these. I have no idea how much the quality of the house wiring affects these, but I would think it would have some. Definitely worth a try.