I plugged it into the sockets, entered the wifi code, connected the inside TV with ethernet and that's it. I don't have requirements for ultra-high speeds, so there's no reason for something similar that costs 50-100-200€ more.

I watch Netflix on the inside TV and I have internet on the other side of my house as well.

For two years, in two houses (one set only with cables and one with wifi), it solved my problem in the best way.

Worth every euro! We have installed it on the opposite side of the house, it transmits signal even through all the large electrical appliances, and yet with a 100Mbps connection, the WiFi reaches over 80Mbps, while downloads reach maximum speed without any loss.

It doesn't reach the speed it advertises. For example, I have 100 and it barely gets 30mbps. Anyway, for its price compared to other brands where you would pay double or triple, it does its job in my case since I wanted it for the bedroom.

It is absolutely worth its money! We have placed it on the other side of the house while it goes through all the major household appliances and with 100Mbps I get over 80+Mbps with wifi and the download is at 100% without any losses.

It's been two months since I bought it.

I bought it to add WiFi to the upper floor of an old village home with thick Stone walls. Under normal conditions if you weren't standing NEXT to the downstairs router you weren't getting a good signal.

Ever since I installed it we're getting stable network reception on ALL floors and in the garden where we never got internet.

5 out of 5 stars for its performance thus far.

I'll try and update this review later (if it does need updating).

I had bought whatever wifi extender exists and I suffered badly until this tool caught my eye. It solved my problems between two floors, even with different panels and a different power phase. It works like a charm day and night, just like an old man! Get it and you'll save yourself a lot of nagging from your wife!

I lose half the speed through the powerline and when it heats up, it gets even worse and disconnects. To give you some numbers, the 53 mbps that the speedtest gives me on the router with 2.4GHz wifi becomes 25 on the powerline with wifi. From what I understand, the electrical wiring of the house plays a role, so it may perform better in someone else's house. Be careful not to plug it into a power strip because the speed drops even more. I would only recommend it in special cases where you want to connect floors and the wifi doesn't perform well because there are no buildings around to reflect the signal. For the horizontal expansion of the network that I wanted, it was a wrong choice.

It is the cheapest Powerline in a kit, it works perfectly, noticed on the packaging it said tp-link so it is probably a subsidiary, hence the good quality. I was expecting less but it pleasantly surprised me because I also play online

Generally, as others say, it occasionally loses connection, but we are talking about split-second times (it may slightly affect gaming only). It doesn't seem to lose speed wired, wireless is mediocre, things you should know, but for its price, I didn't expect more