ReadyNet E200 E200K 200Mbps PLC Ethernet Over Power Plug & Play Network Adapter, Ideal for Smart TV and Gaming (2 Units)

I used these to get internet out to the shop (Pole Building). They do work, but you will sacrifice internet speed. The total distance from the service panel in my house to the sub panel in my shop is 130 feet. I installed these units right next to each of the service panels to keep the run as short as possible. Our internet service to my house is fiber optic, so it's fast. I was able to get enough internet speed via these devices out to the shop to access video in the shop.Also, be aware that the units will go into a standby mode during set up if you take to long. The green lights will go off and they will only blink every few seconds. This is normal. They will light back up after you connect your devices. The instructions do not explain this very well.Do not use a ground fault circuit. In my case, I added a non GFI electrical outlet at each service panel to plug the units into.

With a spotty and unreliable connection while gaming on my PC, which is about 75 feet away from my router. Wi-Fi just wasn’t cutting it. This ReadyNet Ethernet Over Power Adapter has been a game-changer!The setup was super easy, and my connection speed has been consistent ever since. No more frustrating lag or dropped connections. It’s exactly what I needed to maintain a stable connection compared to my wireless connection. I highly recommend giving this a try!

Works well within the same breaker circuit.

item worked right out of the box just fine ..... item did improve my connection speeds by about 85%

Awful. NOT EVEN CLOSE to what it says, about the rate of speed. it can achieve...I returned it...

works great just what i needed

Performance is nowhere near the rated speed. I have 100mb/25mb service to the house and get that via WIFI. With these ReadyNet devices, the best speed I get is 10-15mb, regardless of the outlets used (across the house or thru adjacent outlets).I have a similar set of products from TPLink from 15years ago that produce the same speed. Could be the house wiring, but the TPLinks provided the same speed in my previous home that was 40years newer. I read through the instructions several times and even searched online for any tips on increasing speed. None of the suggestions helped increase speed.While these do result in connectivity and internet access without WIFI, the speed is barely enough for light web browsing. Forget gaming or streaming. Good idea in theory, just doesn't work at the speeds required for today's internet.

I needed to hook up an Access point (AP), which I had on hand, to a more remote area of the house to extend Wifi coverage. That being said, Wifi repeaters never really worked for me (where they take a weaker wifi signal and then boost it).I needed a network drop in a 40-year-old house that was quick and cheap and had no drilling or fishing Cat 5E through walls/ceilings (which I have done).This did the trick. Granted it was less than 100mb/s (yellow led indicator vs green led), it was fine for all intents and purposes.