Used to install a extra access point in my home. Worked great. Would recommend to anyone needing to run a long cable and don't want to run a long cable lol. Works all the same.

Improved the range in a big way. I can now sit on my back yard and pick up a good WiFi connection where I couldn't;t before. Well worth the few quid it cost.

Used to wire my freesat up to my hub as using WIFI was totaly unreliable. The Netgear powerline kit has solved any buffering problems we were having.. The only negative was the included cat5e cables where two short, So i puchased a couple of longer cat7 cables to fix the problem..

Just plug in and it works; So much better than Wi-Fi no moe dropouts

Works wonders I would recommend one that has a plug. Yet this one doing more than expected

Loving the fact that this works just like a hard line connection. When I was streaming over the WiFi i was never able to watch anything without endless interruptions. Now that I have gotten this set up I can make it through and entire program with no interruptions.

Easy to set up and install, just plug and play. Works perfectly without any interference

Simple to use. No major issues. Throughput of 80mbit. Auto detect and setup. Secure link button.

The Netgear Powerline 1000 is rather limited by its no-frills features: one Ethernet port per adapter and lack of wireless. We think paying extra for the PLP1200 is worth it as it boasts a pass-through socket compared to the less flexible PL1000. While found lacking in features, it will still make a huge difference to your home network and PC/entertainment download speeds. The price is reasonable, but you can get cheaper (but not quite as fast) with a 500Mbps Powerline.

This is so simple to use, just plug the two units into power and the two devices and away you go.