Customer Ratings & Reviews

It worked OK but I had a good many Drops/disconnects. I ran a hard line instead.

excellent product that was priced very well and practical

I haven't hooked them up yet, didn't get any help at the store choosing them. The only positive I got was an employee saw this in my hand and said it is a great buy, she loves hers.

Bought this for my 14 year old gaming grandson. He thought he wanted a high speed wireless router. I told him this would be much faster and easier to set up. It is and he is very happy with the Powerline speed.

I bought this but it wasn’t what I needed. Never used it. Returned for a signal booster which is what I needed. I cannot rate this product.

Works for the purpose that we need...would recommend

NETGEAR - Powerline 2000 + Extra Outlet works great.

can help with multi tasking and very convenient to

I bought this powerline adapter in hopes of getting ethernet in my home. The good news is that it worked, but the signal was extremely weak…about 6 megabits of data. not worth my money. I decided to buy a goCoax MoCA 2.5 adapter on Amazon instead which gives me full signal strength. Amazing!

This thing absolutely does no do what it says. I had a Nergear c7000v2 on Xfinity's 800mbps down plan. After hard wiring with this, my Xbox Series X was seeing about 50 down, aka, SLOWER than the 80-95 it was seeing with wireless(granted, with no packet loss). I recently switched to a DOCSIS 3.1 modem router, instead, and nothing changed. Still 50 down. Hate I waited so long to unbox it because now I can't return it. I should have gotten wifi extenders instead.

FIOS modem is in the basement and need to get better WiFi up to my 2nd floor. I have an older house with a new extension, Plugged both ends into the newer wiring and signal was good but as soon as an appliance came on (washing machine) the signal became terrible. After the washing machine was done the signal would not improve until the device was unplugged/replugged in. Not reliable enough, i returned and went with an outdoor rated 150' CAT 6 cable instead wiring it from my basement to my attic.

Works great and very easy to install. Christopher from Geek Squad recommended it and it is well worth it.

They were easy to setup and received the signal, but I had to take them back because they kept dropping the wifi signal. Didn’t work well through a lot of walls.

I recently got 1Gb Ethernet and my wireless was a bit spotty on performance in certain rooms of the house, so I picked up the Powerline 2000 to see if I could get better performance over the wires in the walls of my house. Short answer is not really. My direct ethernet performance from the modem to my desktop measured ~900Mb/s. The best performance on the Powerline that I ever saw was ~100Mb/s. But it was very stable at ~100Mb/s. Wasn't really worth $100 for that performance. Looking at a better way to improve my wireless (mesh networks).

Got it to maximize my PlayStation connection without connecting it directly to the router. Helps a little bit, definitely better than without it but sometimes the internet will still lag.

The concept is good, but I wish they had a more powerful power lan. It continuously drops the signal. Very disppointed

I tried using these in a two story townhome and it didn’t work out the way I had hoped. Seems like there was no improvements over standard wifi connections

I'm not sure if it was the powerlines in my complex or if they just sucked. I returned them regardless. I live in really old apartments. I'm thinking that was my issues.

The device works but inconsistently and never came close to speed advertised--2000 Mbps.

This works fine most of the time but every now and then, it slows to a crawl for some reason and you have to power cycle it for it to get back to working normal.