Very easy to connect. Literally, plug in both adapters and press the button on the side. Done. The performance in my house with 1980's wiring wasn't stellar. I was hoping for better bandwidth and more consistent ping times but ended up with more lag using the AV2000 compared to my 5Ghz wireless N USB adapter. For reference: ASUS USB-N53 wireless adapter is able to ping my router through a Ubiquiti AP in less than 1ms. The same ping using the AV2000 would take typically 8ms. Download speeds with the 5Ghz USB-N53 are typically greater than 110mbps but only around 90-100mbps with the AV2000. YMMV since powerline ethernet depends on the wiring of your house and the interference of other electrical appliances. It wasn't a good fit for me, but might be perfect for you.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Had previously purchased two exact units for use in our Church. They work flawlessly. Purchased this unit to extend our internet service even further throughout the Church. Thus far, it too, is working flawlessly.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Product as described. Received faster than stated. Powerline saved me not having to run additional wires thru walls.
Verified purchase: No
Easy to set up, even on extension cables. Great product and very easy to set up. Having tried other similar products in the past and had problems getting them to connect, these were a breeze to set up. You don't get the upload/download speed that the manufacturer claims but I would still recommend it. I am using Gigabit Home Internet connection and can get most, if not all, of that connection. 2 Ethernet ports of each unit are really usefull. My only slight gripe, is that you can't get deals on boxes with 3 or 4 units (you have to get 2 kits x 2 devices)
Verified purchase: No
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