Alternative Way To Run Ethernet Cable In Apartment

Just moved into a new construction house where the builder didn't think to run ethernet to every room. He did, however, run coax. Although I have zero intention of getting cable tv, it looks as if these will run cable box/tv coax pass through. I just had fiber installed in the basement, and ran out from the fiber router via ethernet to one of these, then plugged that into the coax that runs to my living room. I put the other MoCA adapter in the living room, plugged it into a 5 port switch which is connected to my SmartTV and PS4. Within 15 mins, I'm streaming 4K on my new tv, while having a rock solid connection speed on my PS4, and not noticing any load impact on my wireless network. Works like a charm. If you unplug ethernet devices, you may want to power cycle the receiving unit, in order to get a fresh IP.

Could not run a Ethernet cable to office it was impossible climbing in the attic was not feasible. PLP 2000 did the job .

Used this switch in an outdoor location. This PoE powered switch makes it so convenient to run just one ethernet cable for both power and data.

Could not run a Ethernet cable to office it was impossible climbing in the attic was no feasible. PLP 2000 did the job .

Not much to say about an ethernet cable, except that it works.

Needed to run ethernet from one room to another, does the job.

Short Ethernet cable that works.

Ethernet cable wet dream.

A Ethernet cable that works! And it was low cost.

I bought this after moving into a new apartment and I had a wireless router already installed before moving in. There are no ethernet connections available currently and I was using a older usb 802.11 g/ac adapter to connect to it. After doing a few speed tests I can say that I am getting 4 times the speed with this card than the usb stick. I would say very close to what I was getting with ethernet when I had the service elsewhere. I'm not doing any real heavy intensive online gaming at the moment so I am not worried so much about ping times, but I am getting them in the teens in case anyone is interested. The only drawback I would say is that you need the included cable to be used in order for bluetooth to work, but in my case it isn't necessary, its just that I couldn't play around with it to see if the receiver on the card is better than the one I am using with my bluetooth headset. The reason being because all of my internal usb headers are being used for rgb fans. If you are thinking of buying this card you should just go out and buy it, I don't think you will regret it.