Customer Ratings & Reviews

I live in a 6,000 square foot house that was built in 1929. There is a lot of plaster and probably some lead paint on the walls, so Wifi coverage is sketchy on our 3rd floor (even with 6 Google pucks). We get about 300 MBs/sec at the router. By the time the WiFi reaches upstairs, I am down to 20-30 MBs in my office (with occasional disconnections). I thought I would try the Powerline approach to see if it was worthwhile. It worked, but the connection quality was no better than Wifi in my case. NOTE: We have two electrical boxes, one for the original part of the house, and one for the expansion. I suspect that connecting across these boxes and along a very long electrical path may explain the lack of speed improvement. If you have a simpler electrical system/smaller house, these may work great. Setup was fairly simple (aside from walking up stairs a few times), and build quality seems good.

Worked perfectly! Purchased so I could work at home and my son could play online without interruptions.

I ended up returning to is because the eero pro6 ended up clocking faster than wired Powerline. This replaced an older PL 800 but. I had a harder time pairing the two on this pair probably due to recent FW updates

Easy to understand and install. Works perfectly out of the box.

Extended our internet to our pole barn which is about 120 feet from the house. Worked great.

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.

Works like a charm!! Great speeds and no issues at all.

NETGEAR - Powerline 2000 + Extra Outlet. Upgraded for faster Internet. Internet service provider told me it was overkill. Probably will still use anyway

I had one machine that had dismal wi-fi performance, the machine just did not like the t-mobile router, everything else did. The solution was to turn off the wifi for that machine and use the PowerLine to connect it to the same router via Ethernet - problem solved. The Powerline was plug and play - and yes you might need the "Extra Outlet" because the device will partially block the second outlet when pluged in

I have this set up in my home. Works and looks great. I had fast shipping on this item. I would recommend to all.

I needed a direct connection for work. I didn’t have a cat 5 outlet in that room. This works great.

If you need a wired connection, try this power line option out. It was simple to set up and works great. Super simple and no more running wires.

Works great.it does exactly what we needed it for. My husband is happy with his purchase.

It works as advertised—thats the best that I can write

Very useful product. I connected my verizon fios router to this. It maintained its speed.

Upgrading to these improved my internet signal from my router. They setup easily and have worked very well. No dropped loss like my previous set did.

It nice to have a hardwire internet when you have 2 story home. This works good enough to minimal expense

Can't believe I didnt know this was a thing before. So easy to setup. Blazing fast speeds at a SmartTV w/o dealing with WiFi through walls.

These things work really well, but they don’t get the full power of your modem through, unfortunately. Wired straight to my modem/router I’m getting 300mbps download speed and average almost 50-55 upload speed. With this thing equipped, I’m only getting 230-250 mbps download and around 35-40 mbps upload. I’m not complaining at all, because for what I use it for, those speeds are perfect for me, but it’s just a little thing I thought I’d point out. Might as well give a good and honest review if I’m going to be putting a review up at all.

It's very small and it works fine for my internet.