yes it is halved. but then, I find that "half-speed" way above powerline bandwidth
Eh... how much you're getting?
yes it is halved. but then, I find that "half-speed" way above powerline bandwidth
Hey guys!
Which powerline brand good for multiple rooms?
TIA
lol @ wifi reduction.
your router's wifi is still on for your mobile devices. Your neighbours' numerous wifi overlap into your house. shopping centres and offices full of wifi.
Entire Singapore also enveloped by 3G/4G radio waves.
Never, ever buy power line adapters. That rubbish barely gives a decent connection, and is unstable as hell. Drops all the time. It's just some hobo technology to make users believe they can get wired connection without laying lines.
For $150 (cost of the adapter), you can get any contractor to come your house and lay Cat 6 cables. Gold standard, not that expensive, do once and forget. This is from my own experience with trying different adapters before caving in to what I should have done from the start.
it's working well for me
max speed of 100mbps - im getting 80 for download and 95 for upload
got TP-Link AV500 for $19.90. cheap investment
Go for wireless extender insteadJust purchased a TP Link powerline adapter set for $99 last night. The theoretical speed on the box stated 500mbps, but it is obviously not going to happen. But to not even get 10% of 500mbps is ridiculous!
http://www.tp-link.sg/products/details/cat-18_TL-WPA4530-KIT.html
Despite plugging into the wall sockets directly and hooking up with Cat 6 cables, the speed was only a pathetic 29mbps. 29 is not even 10% of the stated 500mbps. Even wifi is faster!
Will take more screenshots of this garbage product soon.
yes it is halved. but then, I find that "half-speed" way above powerline bandwidth
Never, ever buy power line adapters. That rubbish barely gives a decent connection, and is unstable as hell. Drops all the time. It's just some hobo technology to make users believe they can get wired connection without laying lines.
For $150 (cost of the adapter), you can get any contractor to come your house and lay Cat 6 cables. Gold standard, not that expensive, do once and forget. This is from my own experience with trying different adapters before caving in to what I should have done from the start.
yeah, me too... i used to have homeplug.. makes me vomit blood.
now i have 2 wireless repeater, it is very stable although is half the speed