Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works as Intended. Sped up Xbox one connection even though it was far from the router.

Great product. I installed my printer and started printing immediately. One of your geek squad team members recommended this and I love the product.

I got this for the new xbox since I'm getting a weak signal from being upstairs and it was exactly what I needed. Easy to connect out of the box.

I needed the ability to have a wired connection in my home office, which was on the opposite side of the house where the modem was located. This proved to be the ideal solution to add that wired connection. Occasionally it will drop the connection between the two devices but either unplugging them or depressing the "connect" button will quickly restore the connection.

Bought to use for Arlo base in family room center of house to boost internet on outside cameras. As internet is next to outside wall

This product was recommended to us by a worker at Best Buy. If you need extra range - you will not be disappointed. Works great for game console in the basement!!

Great product and very easy to get Ethernet any where in your home

Haven't had any issues with this device, does just what it says it's going to do! Was easy to put together, no fuss. Would highly recommend!

I added these to our existing Powerline system and it was plug and play. Simple instructions and worked for what we needed. Thank you.

This was a last resort for me to get internet access on a computer blocked by walls and metal! This works awesome and was easy to install!

This product allowed my son to have non interrupted internet service for his Xbox. It also freed up WiFi for the rest of the family

The netgear proline adapter has improved our internet speed and reduced buffering altogether overall.

I am very satisfied with this product. I was skeptical at first that I would be getting the speed that it specifies, but it has performed well in my house.

These things work wonders. I purchased to hardwire to my PS5 and there is no lag.

Installs very easily and extremely simple to set up. Has worked great for extending our Internet across the house.

Works great and super easy to set up. Makes it easy to set up a wired connection throughout the house.

Works well very easy to connect and use. I installed in seconds and my signal is strong in where i was lacking connectivity

This may be acceptable for others in their homes (maybe newer homes fare better) but I didn't end up having the best experience when purchasing these last week and returned them shortly afterward. I purchased these since I had purchased the Linksys Velop 3-pack from Best Buy a few weeks before, but in the second node in my home office (maybe about 40 feet away from the Velop primary node) I was noticing that internet speeds were considerably reduced (by about half of the available internet speed, so instead of 300 Mbps I was only able to get about 120-130 Mbps out of the second Velop node in the home office). I figured with these powerline adapters rated for 1200 Mbps that if I could get even half of that it would allow me to get the maximum internet speed (and possibly also lower the latency from the Velop unit, which seemed to go up/down from a few milliseconds to the 50-200 ms range without reason). Initial issue I ran into (since I had recently purchased battery backup / UPS systems for my home) was that I learned powerline adapters have to be directly connected to the wall (they don't seem to work properly if connected via a surge protector or UPS) which was a negative for me since that would mean the internet in my home office wouldn't work properly if the house power went out since the adapter needed to be directly connected to the wall. So right off the bat this was a likely deal breaker, but I still wanted to give it a shot to see what the speeds looked like. In my home, I was only able to get about 70-80 Mbps between the main part of the house and the home office using these powerline adapters, and the latency was even poorer than what I was noticing over the wireless connection (at least from what I can remember, I might be wrong on the latency part). So at this point I determined I wouldn't be able to use it for my home office, but I thought I'd give it a shot at my folk's house too in case the electrical wiring there was better (their house was built about 20 years ago, the house I'm in is considerably older, though it had some electrical improvements about 4 years ago). From my old bedroom to my parent's bedroom I was able to get about the same speeds I saw there in my home office (and the room's are only about 15-20 ft apart). So I tried one last test from directly in my old bedroom...a powerline adapter on one wall, with another on the wall directly across from it and I was only about to get about 130-150 Mbps in this case, which was still not as good as it should have been so at this point I packed them back up and returned them to Best Buy. It's a great concept, and I know it works well for certain homes and individuals but in my particular case it was not a good solution and the wireless Velop units ended up performing better without it.

Working as planned to solve my wiring problem. Pretty easy to install and I think the speed is decent and haven't lost much there.

Used a similar ethernet adapter for about 5 years, when it stopped working I bought the same brand again.