🔀 Neoteck 6-Way Coax Cable Splitter MoCA 5-2500MHz: Premium Coaxial Splitter for Improved Signal Distribution Review

UPDATED 1 year later this splitter still works great. No problem. Upgrade to 5 stars. UPDATED Only -2dBmV signal loss from IN port to OUT port. Supports MoCA 2.5 with minimal packet loss. In a MoCA OUT-to-OUT configuration, the signal loss is -6.5dBmV. The metal case appears to be of lower quality than the BAMF but appears to be water resistant. Overall satisfied and hope the splitter will stand the test of time.

This splitter has everything I needed. Comcast replaced my house wire line due to water in the line, however they did not replace the splitter where all the water went (due to COVID-19 issues). After changing the cable line I was down to 35Mbps (for a 600Mbps service) but after replacing the splitter a few days later I started getting over 700Mbps. Good product. All other accessories were unnecessary but appreciated.

Great splitter to clean up my recently sloppy Xfinity setup. I recently switched from Verizon to Comcast (Verizon you need to up your game!) but the tech was young and not that knowledgeable so I dabbled in it. Because he was spending so much time at my house, I let him go home with a setup that was far from my standards. It had three small shards next to each other and I just couldn't look at them, so I bought this one. The installation cleaned up, everything removed and looks much better! The

This splitter was purchased for the Moca system. He took out two splitters, one splitter was connected to a port of the other. I only wanted one splitter just to maintain face value and simplicity. This 6 channel sitter drove me nuts as I assumed it worked after installing it and the system became unstable. After a full system check, I checked the ports one by one. Four of the six egress ports had either intermittent or dropped connections. If possible, I would make a different choice. Russian…

Great splitter to clean up my last messy Xfinity setup. I recently switched from Verizon to Comcast (Verizon you need to up your game!) but the tech was young and not that knowledgeable so I dabbled in it. Because he was spending so much time at my house, I let him go home with a setup that was far from my standards. It had three small splinters next to each other and I just couldn't look at them so I bought this one. The installation cleaned up, everything removed and looks much better! The…

There were two of these splitters and both were faulty. I want to switch to another brand. The first one I got caused a lot of noise on my coax line and caused my modem to display thousands of uncorrected packets within five minutes of installing it. The replacement I received didn't cause any uncorrected packets, but severely limited my throughput. I ran a speed test on my old non-MoCA splitter (provided by my ISP) and got a 12ms ping, 356Mbps and 64Mbps. After installing this splitter I ran a