TP-Link TL-PA4022PKIT Passthrough Powerline Adapter Starter Kit, No Configuration Required, HD video streaming & Online Gaming, UK Plug

Made an amazing difference - from around 2Mbps over WIFI to over 75Mbps over the new LAN. Well worth the investment. Very simple to install.

I used the TP-Link TL-PA4022PKIT Passthrough Powerline Adapter at home to resolve speed issues with my WiFi and provide a more stable connection to a device that couldn’t connect directly. It was easy to install and set up, and since then it has required no further attention, working reliably every time. I would highly recommend this and would definitely consider purchasing more in the future for other areas of the house. Cable length isn’t an issue and as long as you have strong internet speeds signal strength won’t be an issue.

These are a bit misleading, i bought the 3 port version expectimg 3 plug units but the 3 port unit is in fact are 2 plug units and one plug has 2 ports in it and the other plug had one port in it. If i had known I would have bought a 2 port system. Apart from that though they are fantastic and work really well! If you use one on a plug to a speaker it puts a bit of hum onto the speaker but apart from that realky simple to use, simple instructions, fast connection speed and a lot easier than running ethernet cables around. Highly recommend.

This works amazingly as a Ethernet extension and has been in my daily use for years. It's simple to use being literally to just plug in to 2 outlets and press a button and they pair up with no issues. Since they come with plug sockets on as well its not like you lose anything in terms of functionality with other plugs. You can see the difference between the internet on Wi-Fi and Ethernet, its basically night and day and one of the Adapters has 2 Ethernet ports so you can connect 2 devices, I chose to connect my PC and Console the only slight criticism I can give is that the Ethernet cables it comes with a quite short so if you want something longer you'll need to buy them separately but other than that its an all round solid piece of hardware that is essential if you value more consistent internet due to Ethernet.

Very easy to setup. Just plug them in and connect the ethernet cables to your devices. I use them for security cameras. Quick and easy, no need to run network cabling through the house. Comes with setup instruction leaflet that was not required because they really are Plug & Play.

This product is exactly as described and incredibly easy to set up. About two or three minutes of work and it's good to go. I needed a fast, stable, wired internet connection to stream on twitch from a spare room (upstairs) but the internet router was downstairs in the living room. This product not only provided the wired connection but the speed was above my expectations -- there was basically no noticable loss in speed. The products feel sturdy and professionally made, and the box contains two Ethernet cables so no need to buy extra (for what it's worth, the provided cables are a bit small. I used one of my own longer cables to actually connect to my PC but that's purely because of my particular setup - if you're device is near an outlet the cables in the box will work just fine.)

I didn’t expect this, but just plugging in the powerline adapter boosted my 5 GHz Wi-Fi signal in a room where it used to be weak or unavailable. I’m not even using the Ethernet ports — the Wi-Fi alone is now fast and stable for work and streaming. Setup was instant, and the passthrough socket means I didn’t lose a plug. Totally worth it.

AV1000: Be advised that the advertised "1000Mbps" DOES NOT mean you'll get gigabit ethernet speed. Under ideal conditions the ethernet speed will be one third of the rated powerline speed, which means approx. 333Mbps MAXIMUM. TP-Link explains this on their website. In my house I get 140-200Mb/s. Even if I bought TP-Link's (currently) fastest AV2000 kit, I'd probably only get 400Mb/s of my 500Mb/s broadband. I've since bought a PCIE WiFi adapter for my PC (Intel AX210) which gets me the full download speed and with very slightly better latency (WiFi 6, 5GHz). TP-Link isn't alone in marketing powerline speeds this way. I think other vendors do the same. Otherwise, good product. Easy pairing, stable connection, and compact size no longer interferes with access to the power switch in a standard UK double socket, unlike older models. There's even some software (tpPLC) available on their website for minor features like updating firmware, disabling the LEDs and turning off power saving mode (which doesn't improve ethernet speed).