Customer Ratings & Reviews

Our house is 2300 square feet and is a new construction and the mesh system I ahve is "supposed to adequately cover 4,000 sq ft" but... that doesn't seem to include my office. So... with work from home being my new norm I needed better connection and didn't want to run network cables up 2 floors from my basement. So, i got one of these hoping it would help! It works FANTASTIC on average when everyone is gone I get 330Mbps speed tests (I'm paying for 400Mbps.

Great does it exactly what we wanted and still kicking

I love the ease to just plug in to an outlet and have the internet accessible. The additional outlet is a cool feature also.

Works well does what it says speeds aren’t as fast as advertised for me but they are better then WiFi.

Solid product works all the way from the basement.

POWERLINE IS A GREAT OPTION TO DO NETWORK INTERNET FOR COMPUTER AWAY FROM ROUTER

so i had an old tplink powerline before this, it is reliable but it often overheats and internet slows down significantly, since it only has 1 port and now i require two port, instead of getting an hub, i decides to upgrade it all together. after getting the netgear 2000, not only i got the port i needed. also the internet speed significantly increased, there is virtually no difference than directly plunged in from the router. needlessly to say i was very impressed and satisfied. highly recommand.

Excellent product. Boasters didn’t work new routers but this did. My setup was in the basement at the opposite end of the house (4,000sf) from the router on the first floor and this is the only thing that gave me good enough performance to stream video games record call upload and work from home. Highly recommend! The performance people say you loose through this method is smaller than they say it’s not even noticeable. The wall I was connected in at one point had water damage and the electrical in the house was by no means new but it didn’t effect my performance at all so old home owners in my experience you are good for purchase of this product.

Easy to detup & provides a wired connection. Don't expect your speed to be as fast as what you pay for with your ISP though. Since this used the wiring in the home, it is known to be a slower connection, but that's not necessarily a fault of the product

This product is great. I have a dead zone downstairs because my router is upstairs. I bought this at the recommendation of my ISP because they were sold-out and weren't going to get a reorder soon. I installed it with ease and it works great. It's just like having my ethernet cable directly into my cable box.

This is my second pair of Powerlines. I originally purchased a pair about 9 years ago to see if they really work. They do! No drilling. No wiring. It really is as simple as plugging them into the wall and plugging your ethernet cables into the jacks. Should take less then 5 minutes. Running at speeds above 80 mbps. Streaming netflix without a glitch. My house is wired with the old aluminum garbage as well. You could probably do better than me!

Ive never heard of this type of product before. Honeslty I had no idea of what to really expect. Prior to using this my wifi connection in my room was terrible so connecting my ps4 to the wifi was a pain. But ever since i got this thing my connection has never been better! If you want better connection to your router get this dont waste your money on wifi "extensions". This thing is a bit bulky though but definitly worth it overall!

Love it.. its better than a wifi extender. I'll recommend this especially for gamers

Works great I no longer have to run a eithernet cable from one room to the other

Worked as expected. Friendly service and pickup was super easy.

Wow, just plug in and run, work perfectly, I just plug in on both end and it works. Nó synchronize required

Works very well. The signal strength light is very useful to determine which plug to use. I'm running a POE switch powering 2ea 4k security cameras. No noticeable stuttering or lag. I would have given in 5stars, but the design covers both sockets.

I was a little uncertain but this works very well for me. It sure beats having to run Ethernet through my walls in order to get a solid connection. I'm actually getting speeds greater than I am paying for, and the connection is just under three times faster than the WiFI signal, which is pretty good. Impressive.

Exactly what I needed. Quite easy to use-plug & play! Connected one of this to my fiber router & power source, then connected the other to my home office power outlet & hooked up an ethernet cable to my desktop & to an Airport extreme (created another wireless network). It works exceptionally well. Very satisfied with my purchase.

Never seen this before but sends internet across power lines. Plug Ethernet cable into Netgear outlet and modem. Plug other Netgear outlet end into receptical near device you want to supply with Ethernet cable. Has a single power outlet on each Netgear outlet so you can plug things in that you may have unplugged. Does not work by plugging into power bar... must be a wall power receptical. The techie at Best buy said may run into other problem and that is your main panel has two bars on it to supply breakers.... if the receptical you plug into isn't wired to a breaker on the same bar side as the receptical you are getting signal from it appearantly doesn't work. So you have a 50/50 chance of it working. In my case it does. And really well. My speed test on the modem is 92 and the speed test on the other side came up at 74 so that is pretty respectable, certainly better than Wi-Fi. Don't forget if it doesn't work then you can take it back at Best Buy and get a range extender. This is also expandable so you can buy more Netgear outlets and pick up the signal in other locations. Remember range extenders don't always work because of dense walls and other electronic interference.