TP-Link AV200 Nano Powerline Adapter Starter Kit, 200Mbps Speed (TL-PA2010KIT) Review

The twisted pair cable, unfortunately, is connected only to the back room where the mother-in-law often lives. Due to the presence of load-bearing walls, Wi-Fi in some parts of the apartment is unstable. Thanks to this stray, I distributed wifi where I need it, my mother-in-law lost the Internet) you can say - he killed two birds with one stone)

Perhaps it was me who was so unlucky: I bought it to connect a PC to a router in order to get rid of extra wires, in the end I couldn’t solve the problem with the fact that the device either freezes or loses the signal between 1 and 2 blocks, this is solved by pulling it out of the socket for a second and the connection was re-established, this happened to me up to 5 times a day, for a couple of days I even suffered to another apartment, I thought maybe I had a jamb with wiring, but nothing has

I connected a TV in the kitchen through these PLAs (before that they work on Wi-Fi). Speed ​​does not cut. 4K video from YouTube is played without brakes. As an observation: well, they get warm a little. But that's okay, they should warm up. The LED indicators are always on (rather than flickering, depending on the operating status). Well, the color is always constant. On my previous PLAs, the color of the network indicator changed depending on the quality of the signal. But these are all…

I bought them due to the fact that the range of 300 meters was indicated. Communication is lost between adapters after a voltage surge of + -20 volts. With its pros: They worked at a distance of 80 meters from each other. In the city of Hong Kong, they work without problems. But in the area where there are power surges, the adapters lose each other after the power surge. Cons below: Demanding stable voltage. Get hot Occupies an outlet. The cost is too high.

In general, for your money, a normal thing. If you need a gigabit channel - then this model is not suitable. It would also be great if the adapter could switch to power saving mode depending on traffic behavior, and not on the presence of a signal on the wire. Has some pros - Easy to set up - Price - Works without problems through an extension socket - There is a power saving mode, during which there is practically no consumption and the adapter does not heat up at all Has cons: - The speed is…

Be careful, they have 600 Mbps only between adapters, the ports themselves are 100 Mbps. I didn’t look right away, there was an unpleasant surprise when I turned it on. And so for your money it’s quite a solution, so as not to pull the wires. They give a hundred, do not swear, pings have grown by 3-4 ms on average. In general, I'm satisfied. Different pros: I bought it, turned it on, pressed two buttons, there is a network. Seriously, they're easy to install and require you to press one button…

Thing)) I sat for a long time, chose a Wi-Fi whistle to connect the inpatient with the router and stumbled upon this miracle. I have been using it for several months, only once, after 2 days of use I blunted it, unplugged it for a minute and back. Since then it's been perfect. Data transfer rate on a maximum of 100 Mbps port. Torrent shows 11.2 MB sec, super. What is heated, did not notice, warm is acceptable. It seems to me that the speed depends on the quality of the 220 V wiring, I have…

Internet access keeps breaking off. I have to turn the device off and on several times an hour for it to work. It worked great at first. but it seems to crash more every day. I take it off and put it back on every half hour. I can't think of what else is causing the problem. It's an old house (1910s) but works great for the first few weeks. =/ UPDATE: A few months ago I moved into a newer 90's condominium. I still use it, although I have to disconnect and reconnect it from time to time - about…

I had crazy crappy Wi-Fi - I wanted a wired connection for video games; However, I didn't want to move/drop the cat cable from room to room - it works amazingly well. I have a 300MB service from COX - if I connect my computer directly to my modem I get the full 300MB. I set this up super easy - plug and play, router first - then the other end - click a pair on the side of the router and then press the pairing button on the other side - they find each other like magic (by your frigging AC wiring

Full disclosure, I've had bad luck with TP-Link products in the past. But they were cheap and I figured it might help alleviate my wireless issues. Doesn't matter! I've tried USB adapters, wireless PCI adapters and nothing else has worked. It works out. I used to have 10Mbps and now I'm getting the full 50Mbps. It's absolutely amazing and has finally allowed me to use the full potential of the internet. I figured because it has to go through the junction box and all that, maybe I'd get 20Mbps…

This is by far the worst product I have used in a long time. Here are my reasons in chronological order.1. Misleading Instructions. This product literally has no manual and is "Plug and Play". Well I connected on both sides and you know what? The two devices were not paired. What now? Start googling because it was "plug and play".2. A common feature - this was nowhere in the description of the package sold. After plugging it into 6 different outlets, I finally got a connection to the mains…

Technically functional. First, given the 10/100MB port, the advertised speed is unattainable. They circumvent this fact by the fact that the HomePlug AV specifications list the maximum theoretical speed as 100 MB in and 100 MB in = 200 MB. Misleading but technically correct. The best you can really get out of the 200MB version is 50MB. I ran several tests and this was the maximum achievable result. (Both devices are plugged into outlets next to each other on the same cord, and no other…

These little boxes solved a huge problem I was having with my network; However, it caused a few small problems that I wish didn't exist. 1) The more power drawn from the circuit in the house where your box is located, the slower the internet connection. When the stream is the cars on the highway and the internet connection is a car on the same highway, the internet moves much slower than more cars. 2) The boxes are randomly divided and I have to pair them. back together by putting them on the…