Tenda PH3 1000Mbps Powerline Adapter Kit with Single Port/Home Plug AV2 UK Extender, for fast & stable network expansion ideal for Camera, IPTV, xbox, UK Plug Version - Pack of 2, White

I work from home in the attic and really struggled to get decent WiFi signal up there - it was always dropping and it was stressful trying to work from home. I had previously bought another brand of Powerline adapters which failed so I took a chance on these. Well I'm glad I did as they've solved the problem. I'm not getting the speeds they advertise but I'm getting about 40mbs in the attic now through this wired connection which is fine for work purposes. The connection is now fast and stable and it doesn't drop. Working from home has become much better. For the price don't hesitate and buy these!!

Good product for extending network without running extra Cat5/6 network cable and if wifi isn't available.

After setting it up and be confused for ages lol I finally got this to work - can’t fault it, my wfh job requires ethernet connection but my router is downstairs and sometimes I wanna work from my bedroom but don’t want to disrupt my entire families internet connection for 9 hours if the day. Plug in, plug in the ethernet cable and voila, I’m able to work from my bed and no ones internet is compromised. Really recommend this as I didn’t even know it existed till my dad started complaining about the router being switched on and off and moved everytime I had to work. Slight issue that arose for me and I don’t know the ins and outs as my dad just relayed it to me, the “connection” needs to run on the same lines for example I have an extension and half my house is newer and the internet runs on that line so when I plugged this in to another space in my house it didn’t work as it wasn’t on the same line as my internet something to think about if perhaps if you’ve had work done to your home.

I got these to replace my old TP-Link AV600 home plugs as I found I was only able to get about 38Mbps with them over my home network - these were cheap so worth a try!Plugged them in, connected the ethernet cables, no pairing was required, did a speedtest and my speeds were pretty much the same as direct ethernet connection at 58Mbps.Ping seems to have gone up from 8 to 13, but I don't online game so not an issue for me.very happy with the purchase, hopefully they will be reliable.

I bought these to replace a Wifi dongle I bought (which basically didn't do anything). I'm temporarily staying with my parents so just need something that provides a stable and solid connection for working from home and streaming some television shows etc.The positives:- When I plugged everything in, I got an internet connection instantly without having to do anything else.- Connection has barely dropped once it's got going in the 3 days I've had it so far (think I've had 2 brief drops in connection that lasted a few seconds both times).- Good value for what it does. Ethernet cables also provided, I think I bought something similar years ago and didn't have any in the package so this was nice.The negatives:- For some reason, every morning when I've turned my PC on, there's been no internet connection. I've tried various things to get it going again manually but nothing's worked. After a few days, I've realised it just connects back to the internet by itself, but it does take a random amount of time to do so (between 5-15 minutes usually if you just leave it). This makes no sense to me, but there we go! This is probably the biggest negative with this product for me, if this wasn't happening then would definitely score it higher.- Connection speed is "ok" but a lot worse than just my phone's wifi speeds or my ipad. In my area I get about 60mb/s DL, and about 10mb/s UL on those. With this product, although the upload speed is very close to that (about 8-9mb/s), the download speed is much slower, usually around 15-20mb/s when I've tested. You would think this would be superior to a wireless connection at least, but it definitely isn't. That said, the speed is fine for what I'm using it for and as a temporary workaround.So overall, I think it's fine for the price, but the negatives are quite frustrating. If you're just using it as a temporary thing, then it'll most probably be fine but maybe not as a long term solution for a device you use often.

My router is in my lounge, 3 rooms away from the room where I work. My walls are 2ft thick as I live in an old property. Using this system has improved my internet download speed from 17 to 31. It comes with the two ethernet cables you need (one to connect the adapter to the router, one to connect the second adapter to your laptop/device) but they are only 1m long so were useless for me.. So simple - just plug an adapter into the wall, connect it by ethernet cable to your router. Plug the other one into the wall, connect it by ethernet cable to your device. Press a button one one adapter, within two minutes do the same on the other - this pairs them. And hey presto.

Only plug stopped working for some reason. bought these, plugged in, connected and 'bob's your lover' the signal was working. good job!

This is exactly the same product being sold by talktalk for £50. Does exactly what it needs to do and for a much more sensible price. Just plug it in and it works, no configuration required