Just isn't consistant and constantly having to deal with trying to get it back working. At this point it isn't working at all, this has been the issue the whole time.

Compact

Doesn't hold; Having to constantly reset; Not Secure

Despite living in a house with near paper thin walls, the signal from my VM SuperHub2 just never got to the places where needed. Bought one of these sets (over 18 month ago) and within minutes the whole house was covered (well, everywhere needed).

I hooked this up in my office at home, which is in the opposite corner and downstairs from my modem/router location. I am now able to plug in via ethernet and I have a boost in my wifi strength. It worked fine when I first hooked it up, but after a couple of days, it stopped working.

At first it worked, then it stopped a week later. I put it in a different wall socket. Now it works well with my android. My friends i6 never sinc'ed.

I was concerned by some of the negative reviews I'd read online but decided to give this a try. Having set up, following the very clear instructions, it worked first time. The ability to use both Wifi and the network socket meant that I could plug my PC into the unit and still be able to access the...

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Very easy to use; Plug and play; Install and setup in seconds; Excellent value for money; Wireless extender and clone

Misleading 'Up to 500 Mbps' claims; Only 10/100 Ethernet ports

We look at the WPA4220, a hybrid Powerline Wi-Fi extender from TP-LINK. Read on as Tyler tells us all about the kit and if it's worth buying or not.

The TP-Link 300Mbps AV500 WiFi Powerline Extender is a fast Powerline adapter starter kit that offers Wi-Fi and multiple Ethernet ports.

This seems to be a niche product to me. If you don't have any powerline adapters at all this product isn't for you. You must already have a powerline setup, need wifi coverage in a remote area of your home that's too far away for a standard wifi extender to be used, that's also not too far away to...

Plug and play with WPS Adds wifi in 'dead spots' in your home where a standard wifi range extender won't work; Can be configured as a separate wifi AP 2 year warranty 2 wired ports Led's not overly bright

Throughput is governed by the powerline signal strength; Meaning if you don't have a good connection via powerline it won't matter that you can get up to 300mbps wifi; How good this product is will depend on your home's wiring and how far away you place it from your other adapter that is connected...

I already have a homeplug network with WAPs in my home but needed another couple of devices to ensure full coverage, I was working to a budget and this pair fitted the requirement and the cost envelope.