Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased the Netgear powerline AC1000 WiFi AP and Adapter because I had very weak WiFi in a bedroom that is shielded from my router's WiFi by built-in furniture. There is no in-between location to plug in a WiFi repeater, so this seemed like the best alternative. The system was trivially easy to set-up. The instructions are clear and simple. I had it unboxed and up and running within 15 minutes. The WiFi signal is now strong in the bedroom and the link light says that the powerline link is good for >80 Mbps. Unfortunately, speed tests give me 35 - 38 Mbps. By contrast, my main WiFi provides 300 - 350 Mbps. I expected power line communication to be slower, but not quite this slow given a good powerline connection. Nevertheless, 35+ Mbps is more than I need in that one bedroom, so I am completely satisfied with this product. One more point - I thought about adding another powerline WiFi AP in another dead spot in my house. However, Netgear does not appear to sell APs separately, even though the instructions clearly tell how to add up to 7 more APs to the powerline network. The other dead spot is far away from my router and a WiFi repeater will work for this.

This items really good. Easy to use.. And get more speed fast service Good to buh it

Great, since we installed at our house and then we moved no issues, easy to set up.

It does what its supposed to do...connection was easy, user friendly.

Works very well out of the box. Setup is extremely easy

My computer did get internet. The maximum speed I could get was close to 80 mbts, lower than the 150 (but spotty) that I was getting over normal Wifi. If that's all you want then it does work. Unfortunately, I have gigabit fiber and this product claims to provide up to gigabit speeds.

I have tried signal boosters in the past with no luck. I was VERY skeptical. However…. It worked like a charm. Blazing fast internet for gaming. Worth every penny. I cannot believe I did not try this sooner!

The peoduct is easy to inatall. Sadly, it didnt work for me due to the infrastructure of my place. It did its best thou, i was rwachign at least 150.

I have installed 5-6 of them in my friends and relatives place. Works great. Simple installation. Better than Wi-Fi extenders. Even tells which electrical socket is the best for use.

I bought this for the sole purpose of eliminating a weak spot in my townhome. My router (a Netgear Nighthawk) is in the basement, and I would frequently have connectivity/buffering issues when trying to stream video or even download standard webpages while in bed 2 floors up. The PowerLINE eliminated that problem. Setup was easy, and connectivity remains solid throughout my home. PLEASE NOTE: as the unit uses the electric wiring in your house/apartment to transmit Wi-Fi, it needs to be plugged directly into a wall outlet as opposed to a powerstrip/surge protector.

The latest Verizon FiOS G3100 WiFi 6 router mentions that there is limited compatibility beyond its similarly configured Verizon FiOS E3200 extender and my purchase of the Netgear Powerline AC1000 bore that out in that it lost its IP address and internet connectivity after performing spectacularly for almost 30 minutes. The addition of an outlet is of great assistance over previous powerline hardware designs. I would recommend this product if it is proven that there could be long term compatibility with your home internet systems I would recommend this to a friend

This item worth the cost when you need a better wifi signal in a basement room that has steel doors. Using the house wiring is a plus as it gets you a good signal when obstacals are in the way.}ie steel doors} There are no drop-outs of the wifi signal.

Instructions are very easy to understand . Can be installed in minutes and operatiobal.

I bought this device to help with my new Ring floodlights in my driveway. There was too much aggregate thickness for the signal from the Ring to establish a good connection to my wireless router. I tried the Ring Chime Plus but again, too much material for the signal to go through. I had used the wired version of this product years ago and it worked great. I figured that if I set it up at the closest electrical outlet and send the signal through the electrical grid in my house that it should work great. And, yes it did! I get a much better signal from Ring now and I can use all of it's features. Highly recommended.

I have a wifi dead spot in my bedroom, after purchasing this product works great not only do I get wifi coverage in my bed room but my speed is as good as my desktop that's hard wired to our modem.

This was so easy to set up, that after I wondered why I waited so long to buy one. Since setting it up, we've been able to boost our wifi exponentially. Great price. Glad I finally got it

Been having problem with our smart tv upstairs and also our smart phone once we go upstairs. Our modem is downstairs and connection is good until we go upstairs. The range is not so good. So, I bought this and connected my smart tv via Ethernet and using my smart phone connected to this devise and never had a complain. Connection been good for my tv and my smart phone. Will buy one more for my other smart tv in the bedroom.

I use this to cross a house and then have a mesh router to bring WiFi out to a remote yard area. It had good strength over interior household wiring but loses speed through exterior wiring to a shop. Easy to use, tells you the quality of the connection at various outlets quickly.

Powerline made signal and speed stronger in several rooms, now able to load video quicker on iPad and tv

Had no issues and was a quick and painless setup. Netgear is so much a better product than Belkin as this provided much faster speeds for the Wireless portion than my Belkin router.