





Motorola MoCA Adapter for Ethernet Over Coax, Plug and Play, Ultra Fast Speeds, Boost Home Network for Better Streaming and Gaming (1 Gbps – MoCA 2 Pack)
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Roy Hill-Percival
> 24 hourWorks well and is less expensive than the Actiontec adapters. Plug and play setup, without any bandwidth issues. Just make sure you use modern high bandwidth (up to 2500MHz) splitters. Most homes have very old splitters that will limit the MoCA 2.0 speeds of these adapters.
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Jeff
> 24 hourIt was easy to set up, very stable, however, I have trouble making it run at the full 1000Mbps speed it advertises. I use my PC as an iperf3 server and my laptop as an iperf3 client. When I use an ethernet(with switch) cable to connect the two, I am able to get ~950Mbps. However, when I use this MoCA 2.0 adapter, I was only to get about ~500Mpbs which is way lower than what should be. But it was very stable 500Mbps with ~1ms latency. So it will be good if youre gaming and only care about latency.
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CrazyRed
> 24 hourVery easy to install. Ran into a small problem when I could not get the link light to come on. Pretty silly mistake but both units must be installed for the link light to actually light. In hind sight, i guess that is logical but nowhere in the instructions does it state that. Scratched my head for about 30 minutes until the little light went on in my brain. Works Great!!!
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Will
> 24 hourI needed this to get ethernet to a metal outbuilding I have that houses my home gym. My peloton kept having wifi issues, so I needed a wired solution. I already had ~100ft coax connection that hooked up to my main cable box outside via a tap. I removed that tap and disconnected the external cable signal (I have fiber internet and streaming tv). I then connected the feed from my master closet box to the 100ft external coax via a coax coupler. I dont know the length of the internal coax cable but I suspect its ~50ft. So 150ft of coax with a coupler in the middle. Then one of these boxes on each end. I was hoping to get 100-200mbps, but based on my speed test attached, Im seeing at least 820mbps. It might be able to deliver the full 1gbps as my internet connection speed can vary 750-1000mbps. I suspect people having connection speed issues are dealing with reduced signal quality (splitters or long runs or both), or interference while running other services over the same cables (cable, internet/etc). These can hit the full advertised speed if you have ideal conditions. Long story short, this is awesome as I now have my full gigabit internet connection available in my out building. Currently Im just using my peloton (only 100mbps), but this will also allow me to add additional devices later if need be. I just hooked it up, so I dont know about reliability, but Ill try and update if I hit anything in the future.
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Nora Rodriguez
> 24 hourWorks great and set up was easy.
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Veerei
> 24 hourEasy installation and worked the first time.
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Duane W Gray
> 24 hourUsed devices as media converters to use the coax connections in the house for extending Ethernet connections to wifi nodes. Worked great.
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Marcelo
> 24 hourVery easy to install. Save time on trying to run rj45 cables around the house. It is not cheap but if the product last long time then I am OK with that.
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Tim Hedges
> 24 hourTook considerable work to get this up and running. Not Moca adapter problem, whole house DVR problem. Spent over an hour with Motorola technical support after having cable company out twice. Problem was two whole house DVR connectors (cable guy said they were POEs) on same cable leading to router. Moved one and presto, Moca!. Getting 117 down and 12 up at desktop connected to router upstairs and same at cable drop Moca adapter behind TV in living room. Motorola tech support was fabulous. No more buffering when streaming and didnt have to run internet cable all over house. Yes, it really works. Spectrum Cable Set up: 1. POE at point of entry. 2. 2gb 4 way splitter after POE. 3. 2 Holland 1675Mhz 2 way splitters, 1 at router, 1 at TV cable drop. I will say my TV gets cable signal from HDMI from AVR in basement and cable box (also in basement) for tv receives signal directly from 4 way initial splitter.
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michael w harper
> 24 hourThese little boxes are amazing had to move internet to separate building on my property very easy to use very easy to set up and they work!!!!! Only one mistake on my part when installing only use one one filter ( says it InThe directions but who reads those) great product !!!!!