Powerline G.hn Powerline Adapter | 1200Mbps | 2-Unit Kit (GPL-1200-KIT)

Took all of ten minutes to setup and start using. Works great and decreased the load on our wifi, plus a direct wired link is always faster. The caveat: make sure both plugs, the sending and receiving ones, are on the same "leg" in the electrical system, which was pointed out by another reviewer. If you open your main fuse box, you will probably find a large breaker on top with a double row of breakers below. Each row of breakers is a "leg" of the 220v incoming line, each leg supplying 110v. For the powerline ethernet adapter to work it's best, both household plugs used should be on the same "leg", ie, in the same row of breakers. I had to turn on some lights, etc. and then turn off breakers one at a time to determine which leg different plugs were on. Turns out that in our kitchen, where our DSL modem/switch/WiFi was located, two plugs right beside each other were on different legs. Luckily, one was on the same leg as the TV was on in the living room. After this bit of investigation, plugging in and setting up the NexusLink adapters took only a few minutes.

It only registers at 100 mbps. Not 1200 mbps as advertised.

Hi speed link to smart tv which frees up bandwidth on home wi fi system.

Not the best. Drop connection from time to time.

I bought these to connect my telescopes in my back yard to my home network. At first, it didn't work well at all and then I re-read the instructions. Don't plug either end of this into a surge protector or a power strip that has a surge protector as that will prevent the device from communicating as it needs to. Once I stopped doing that, it has been very reliable since. I can transfer the very large image files directly from the telescope controllers to my processing computer in a reliable manner now w/o having to constantly unplug memory sticks and other things. Definitely worthwhile to me.