Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had WiFi speed issues with my company laptop (bad antenna, perhaps?). I bought this, plugged it all in and achieved 10x the speed I had before. Problem solved until I get back into the office to have it looked at it.

The Netgear extender is a awesome product and is a good value

I use google wifi for my wireless network, but for gaming I prefer a wired connection. This works great for extending a wired network through my house without the need of dropping cables all over the place. Highly Recommend.

Awesome for when there is not an Ethernet connection nearby. No more buffering or relying on wifi.

We bought this because we needed a wired connection for our smart TV. The wireless connection kept dropping and in order for us to have a connection we needed to wire it. Our router is in another room so we decided to go with this option. Works great!

I am sure this is a good product but for some reason it did not work for me as I expected it to. Even after calling their Tech support there was no improvement in my signal.

It works great but it does produce a lot of electrical noise if you have a microphone and headphones for a recording studio.

I'm glad the excellent tech guy helped my out with finding the proper solution for my wifi problem. With this you can be anywhere in the house and get plugged in better than the wifi almost like being on a true hard wire connection.

Giving 4 stars because connection doesn’t seem to be super stable. Will try with different outlets and see what the outcome is

Solved streaming and 4K issues where wireless system was not up to speed.

From the router to the rest of the house. I have 1000 mb wireless and this is pretty close around the house. Nice to hardwire everything.

These power line adapters are very expensive and seem of high quality. I couldn’t get anywhere close to the advertised speeds while hooked up to my gigabit connection. I tried multiple configurations and outlets in my home. The best speeds I could manage were around 250Mbps. The ping wasn’t too bad though. I would recommend these if you have no other options. You would likely be better off with a good wifi extender or just running a long Ethernet cable.

Purchased this because our TV was always experiencing serious lag time issues when streaming. This has totally resolved the issue. Have yet to experience any lag or lose internet. Recently purchased another set for desktop computer.

ok, I have two sets of these and they work great for a home office. I can run multiple computers on different networks because of the capacity these bring to the house. So I bought another set for gaming in more rooms.

Plug and play, these work great in my house. I have 4 of them to carry reliable internet where I need it. This system does add some consistent latency ~30ms if you plan on gaming with it.

Thought this Netgear Powerline 2000 device would allow me to place a better than WiFi internet signal to the furtherest point of my townhouse, but in reality the available speed is greatly over-estimated. In reality, my WiFi was already 40x faster than this device. Total waste of money unless you have zero WiFi signal, then you might be about to achieve 30Mbps through your powerline.

The powerline 2000 provides the internet we need where the wifi is not strong enough for online classes. Our internet takes a beating several times a week with school and work. This provides what we need.

Mostly good experience. But older wiring in house may not allow it to work at the highest speeds. Worth it though for those that have difficulty w wifi signal.

Great product for the price. Did the job I needed it to do for my shed

reliably transferred data on same circuit as advertised. Would not recommend transferring data between two separate main circuit boxes.