SALE price: $37.99 / Retail: $69.99
TP-Link AV600 Powerline Ethernet Adapter - Plug&Play, Power Saving, Nano Powerline Adapter, Expand Home Network with Stable Connections (TL-PA4010 KIT)
Quickly Expand Your Home Network
Comes in a set of two adapters to quickly and easily expand your home's Ethernet through your power outlets and into hard to reach areas using HomePlug AV technology.
To set up, plug one adapter into a nearby outlet and connect it to your router using the included Ethernet cable.
Then, take the second adapter and plug it in and connect it to any device, also using an Ethernet cable. Your powerline adapters should automatically detect and establish a strong AV600 connection.
https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-AV...YAFCT59B3P
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Update: Just checked that this is from 2012. Time to move on.
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I had powerline adapters for YEARS. Until I got the 2000 mbps one, I couldn't do any real video playback through my home network (and by that I mean MKV files off a NAS to an NVidia Shield TV elsewhere in the house). Even then, when I got into some high bit-rate stuff, it wasn't enough. I went to MoCA adapters and now I can hit everywhere in the house with some pretty high bitrate 4K stuff.
But it's handy for the device that don't have wifi.
I had powerline adapters for YEARS. Until I got the 2000 mbps one, I couldn't do any real video playback through my home network (and by that I mean MKV files off a NAS to an NVidia Shield TV elsewhere in the house). Even then, when I got into some high bit-rate stuff, it wasn't enough. I went to MoCA adapters and now I can hit everywhere in the house with some pretty high bitrate 4K stuff.
Which moca adapters do you use?
Zyxel HLA4205. I think it was Fry's who had a sale on them a LONG time ago.