Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought this because the theater room is far from the wireless router. It’s a great, inexpensive solution to increase connectivity for gamers.

Easy to set up a fast connection. Wi-Fi on the laptop was having issues and this allowed me to have a fast connection remotely in the House.

Great buy! Worked better than expected. Installed this product more than I thought was far enough, and it still worked.

My friend turned me on to these, and what a difference, no lag on video games, my tv looks like 4K finally, they perform as advertised.

Bought this to speed up the internet signal to my office. Mesh WiFi is a better choice if you have high speed but this did the job.

Tried Many others and this works best. Spent a lot of time trying to find something that worked for me and finally did.

Works great, allowed me to play war zone without any lagging and used it to stream on my tv without lag.

Great product easily extend internet in house. Works.

Ease of install per instructions. I thought unit was a little pricey. Works great.

Works great! My son built his first computer and this was a good alternative to adding a wireless PCI card. Convenient and easy to set up.

this powerline adapter is the best thing to have because it saved from a lot a work

This is a great powerline adapter I ever have. Works great and I am very satisfied with it.

Works like a charm. Solved a big problem for us. WiFi kept dropping, this is effectively hard wiring. Everything has been solid since this installation.

easy to install and works right away. easier than running a cable from one end of the house to the other.

Works well! Does get a little warm but does the job!!!

The instructions were pretty straightforward! I got this running up in no time!

wifi can be difficult at times slow response in gaming, lengthy amounts of wasted time trying to download games or updates. my wifi wasnt cutting it. due to the service providers choice for a location i coulnd stand buying tons of cable to run from the fiber modem to the rest of the house. the Netgear Powerline 2000 uses your electrical wiring in house or appt to transmit and receive data. definitely worth it, however certain wiring conditions may need to be met.

This device proved completely ineffective, and I ultimately returned it. Instead of improving my connection, it significantly degraded the signal. Most homes are wired in parallel, which can cause communication issues when data has to cross from one side of the electrical panel to the other. Initially, the unit didn’t function at all. I was only able to get it working by using a separate bridging device that plugs into the dryer outlet—yet even then, the performance was closer to dial‑up than modern broadband. Needless to say, it went straight back to the store.

I initially bought two sets of these adapters to create a more stable and hopefully faster data rate. My wifi router is in my living room and my office was getting sketchy signal. I used over-the-wire adapters a few years ago and had success, so I wasn’t too skeptical. However, you truly are at the mercy of how your home is wired. Our home is about 5 years old, but the way it is wired, the data rate I ultimately received was at best, 3Mb/s, out of the best possible 1Gb I’m paying for. I can’t say if it is the adapter’s fault, my home wiring, or just plain old user error, hence the 3 stars. Either way, I ended up just buying a nighthawk modem and Wi-Fi router and an extender. Turns out the modem provided by Suddenlink was only rated for 300Mb/s anyways.

It works, Easy setup, great build quality. Overall I would recommend buying if wifi is not an option.