D-Link DHP-601AV PowerLine AV2 1000 Gigabit Starter Kit

Plug and Play. Speeds of up to 45 Mbps being achieved.Works on Indian 240 V Power Supply

Works with 240 V supply in India too. I can get speeds up to 300 Mbps with this. Works in houses with old wiring too.

Very easy to install. A great solution for gaming within a large house. Make sure both devices are on the SAME electrical circuit in the building.

Cumplen con mis necesidades de eliminar un cable que no estaba oculto. Todavía tengo que probar su funcionamiento en otra ciudad, ya que lo tengo conectado a un Sling box alámbrico.

Comes with two ~3 ft LAN cables.No problems setting up. No instructions required. Worked on the first try.Increased WiFi download speed of ~70 Mpbs to LAN download speed of ~210 Mpbs (based on Google's speed test).* As far as I know, adaptors are on the same circuit (ie, signal does not pass through home panel board).* Modem to adaptor is 3ft LAN cable that came with Powerline.* Adaptor to computer is 6ft Cat5e LAN cable from DollarStore ($1.50CAD).Will update review with reliability once I've used it for a while.

This a review after using it for 3 months. Works as intended, plug and play. I had some inconsistencies with wifi while playing video games and watching youtube at 1080p and above but I heard about powerline adapters. After having a bad experience with TP link wifi drivers and wifi cards I decided on this one. The receiver gets noticeably warm when being used but not to the point where you can't touch it (which means its below the temperature where semiconducters wear out faster so I think it'll last a while). I haven't had any connectivity problems with it and overall its been flawless. I've been recommending it to my friends since the major consistency improvement has helped me win games haha.

Does the job, good speeds & a good solution to anyone unable to get an ethernet cable running.Cons:~ The provided cables were a bit short~ It gets pretty hot, not sure if thats of concern or notPros:~ Good speed, never had an issue with it being “too slow”~ Insanely simple setup, no software or tinkering needed to be done, literally just plugged it in & it works great