





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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Godfrey Hendrix
> 24 hourMy apartment was already wired with cable, so I was able to get the effect of having Ethernet without any extra work.
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Dennis Ryan
> 24 hourRaised download speed to over 350 mps.
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Carlos R.
> 24 hourIt works. I wasn’t getting wi-fi to the far side of the house. This was the best solution. I feel it is a better solution than the other methods I have tried. Antenna, extender or buy another computer.
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Mike Dean
> 24 hourThese things were a snap to setup. Plug in coax in & out, plug in ethernet, wait for lights to blink and it just worked. Also POE filter included with each, so dont bother buying one separately.
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C & J
> 24 hourIt gets the job done without me tearing out walls/ceilings/floors and running Ethernet.
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techgeek
> 24 hourI would recommend. I’m not getting near 1-gig speeds but I wasn’t expecting to. They do work and get me about 350Mbps per room which is plenty for anything.
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Cherry B
> 24 hourI have coax cable in the walls designed for Cable TV and installed in 1991. Using that with two of these adapters, I consistently get over 900 Mbits/second in both directions. I have had them installed for a couple of months and the connection has been 100% reliable. This setup does not share the cable with Cable TV or any other device and has no splitter in the circuit.
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D. Snyder
> 24 hourMy home network consists of ethernet (hard wired), moca, powerline, and wifi(including AP). My only improvement would be a poe option for the device connection. MOCA was not viable for me until this reduced price item from Motorola. Just remember that you are sharing the Bandwidth ( < 1 Gig) with other MOCA connected devices. The MOCA filter is included with a pair but be prepared to replace spitters.
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T. Ferguson
> 24 hourGreat way to make additional ethernet connections using existing runs of coax. Gigabit speeds.
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L. Comes
> 24 hourPlug and play. Works great and less expensive than fishing Ethernet line through walls.