the units work great however the AV2000 blocks the second outlet just enough to where a three prong power cord can not be inserted.

I purchased two sets of these a couple of months ago. I setup one near my switch and the other in the entertainment center. It seemed to be working well but I felt like I wasn't really getting the high speeds I expected. I have gigablast service from Cox and streaming didn't seem to improve much.

An excellent piece of equipment, well-built and expandable too. One suggestion to avoid a possible faint "buzz" creeping into sound systems via the mains would be to add a couple of inexpensive clip-on ferrite rings to these kits.

This is an awesome device! I recently cut the cord and signed up with one of the streaming services. My router is upstairs and my smart tv is downstairs and this was causing an issue with the picture quality since the signal was not as strong as it needed to be.

Resolves wireless signal issues

None

Needed an upgrade for my fairly ancient Solwise 500AV plugs which seemed to be suffering from degraded performance of late (interference) and had become a bottleneck, frequently dropping to just 30Mbps throughput.

Easy to set up and worked. Only hassle was finding the setup software on TPLINK. - easier to find on the us site...

The TP-Link AV2000 2-Port Gigabit PassThrough Powerline Starter Kit (TL-PA9020P KIT and TL-PA9020 KIT) is one of the fastest set of Powerline adapters we've tested. See our Best Powerline Adapters round up.

Very quick and easy to install, just plug in the units and press the pairing button; Seems to be working fine and all connected devices working as expected

Wider data bandwidth makes this set of Powerline adapters so fast, and it edged ahead of its rivals in our real-world tests.

I purchased two pairs to use in my apartment and so far they've been great. Speed and reliability have been solid. The passthrough is great, albeit bulky. Again, I like this product and would recommend it, but these are the small issues that did annoy me: -Setup was a little wonky when I first tried...