Wifi Camera Wired With Ethernet Cable

We use these for our timeclocks that are not wifi but have an ethernet cable connection. Works well.

I purchased this item to provide a wired connection to each the various components in my home theater setup; Apple TV, Roku3, Smart TV, PC. Since I had only a single ethernet cable to my components, this switch was perfect. Setup was simple; unpack, plug in the power adapter, plug in my ethernet cable (going back to my router) and plug in ethernet from the switch to each component. Done!!!

It provides very fast wifi and cable connections. I signed up for gigabit ethernet from my provider and my ethernet speed test was approximately 930 mb/s download. Wifi speed test was approximately 700 mb/s without being right next to the router. The user interface for the cell phone app is extremely easy to use. Very happy with my purchase, and the customer service from B&H.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Connectivity is great! The 3.1 modem is on point with delivering over the 1000/35 I'm subscribed to when using an Ethernet cable every single time. Wifi is good too. The 2.4 signal covers my 1800 square foot home perfectly, even without the satellite. Adding the satellite, I can use my own wifi at my mother-in-law's house next door (believe it or not, I love her being my neighbor lol). The 5 signal doesn't reach quite as far, but it still covers the house well, and on it, I hit about 800/30 in almost all areas of my house including the back yard! Pro's that have specific VPN and/or other advanced needs, this combo will do most, but definitely do your research prior to purchase if you fall into this category! The Orbi App is SOLID. Again, nothing too advanced, but absolutely meets every expectation I'd have of any other brand's app and then some. I'd almost forgotten to mention setup; it's so easy. I connected the power and coaxial cable (not provided), connected via an Ethernet cable, Spectrum automatically detected the modem and asked me to sign into my online account (Spectrum's activation took about 10 minutes), scanned the QR code on the front of the modem using my phone's camera, setup a password, changed the wifi name and password to something I like, and that was that. It took a total of 13 minutes (including Spectrum's 10) to do it all start to finish. Overall, I'm very pleased with my purchase and experience. I'd recommend this product to anyone looking for fast, consistent, and easy internet and wifi!

I have this wifi access point mounted on a high wall in the central part of the house; it easily provides coverage to all rooms (4000' feet home). You need to have access to an ethernet cable and you must be able to provide power over ethernet or be able to use the included power injector somewhere along the cable run. It works very well and is fairly easy to set up, but it's not a home handyman type of thing.

I purchased this to increase the WiFi coverage in my house. I was considering purchasing 2, but started with 1 just to see the coverage. Overall, I get about 25% better signal at each end of the house with this set up in the center so an improvement over the WiFi router my ISP provides. I have basic networking experience and the software was a breeze to setup. I really think anyone could do it, but give yourself a good 15 mins to click around and understand their web interface. I simply plugged an ethernet cable into my existing WiFi router, then into the PoE adapter that came with the AP. Then just ran a second ethernet cable from the PoE adapter to the AP. Mounted it on a wall with their hardware and was done, took less than 5 min total.

Nice equipment working great for internet service through both wifi and ethernet cable. Its slim design takes small space but covers the whole house both upstairs and downstairs (over 2000 sqf). The app allows to set up the network including a separate guest network and password easily.

I finally bought my own Roku after using a number of friends' units and I like it a lot. It seems that the Roku channel programming keeps getting better, and the device remains super easy to use. I especially like the 'global' search function to look for a program among the dozens of services we have now - makes it practical to find what you want without doing a deep dive. My WiFi kept kicking the Roku offline for unknown reasons, perhaps because I'm in a big apartment building, so I dug up a Cat 5E cable, connected the Ultra to the router and the connection has been 100% stable. This is an advantage of the Ultra - the wired port solves this problem. Yes, the 100Mb/s wired connection is slower than WiFi but practically, this is not an issue - no stream is even close to 100Mb/s so there's no actual penalty. Loading new services seems just about as fast as well. I recently cut the cord with an ATSC tuner and a Roku Ultra, and with one or two streaming services, I've been extremely happy so far. I do not miss the cable box one bit, and I'm saving tons of money each month.

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

Lots of functionally, HEOS, airplay, ethernet and WiFi.