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)

Simple and easy works as advertised and we should have four ports

Easy to setup and it works as described.

Work great on its own cable run. Didnt work on the cable run already installed in my hotel due to the weird cable system.

Why was I paying Brighthouse for their Echo ecosystem? This is the same if no a better solution for your network via coaxial cable. Simple to set up and faster results.

Worked as expected.

I used one of these at my smart TV, to allow the coax cable to also double as a wired Ethernet connection to the TV Wi-Fi. The other one I used in an upstair bedroom that was wired with coax cable and now provides a wired Ethernet connection to a laptop. No more harmful Wi-Fi and speed is better. No need to rewire the walls with Ethernet cable! Also, with FiOS, only one of these is needed per end device. No need for one at the Router end. FiOS routers already support MoCa. No software setup needed. It just works.

It is easy to install and works pretty well but only working at 1/2 the speed the source speed. I have 500 mpbs internet speed at the modem/router but only around 250 mbps at the MoCA device. Cannot comment on the durability since I only had it for a week.

It 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.

My situation is a bit unusual. I have Spectrum Internet and they used to offer MOCA compatible modems, in my case a Technicolor TC8715D (cable modem / router) with an ActionTec WCB6200Q (MOCA end point), but have recently stopped supporting their activation codes and the entire family of MOCA modems is being removed from their rental equipment line-up. If youre like me and already have the account and hardware, then Spectrum will grandfather you in as long as you dont change any services. So I needed another end point, Spectrum couldnt provide it and pushed hard for me to stop using MOCA and defer to using WI-FI as a replacement. As if WI-FI is good enough to replace the coaxial cable... (seriously dumb technical advice from a service provider that delivers digital information via coaxial connection). In a vain attempt at avoiding the purchase of my own Cable Modem with MOCA support, I thought I would give these puppies a try. They work flawlessly with the TC8715D. I have had no issue what so ever and the MOCA endpoints are extremely fast and result in communication pings around around 68ms average compared to 88ms average over good WI-FI.

These things are legit! It took all of 10 minutes to hook up these two adapters. I have one at my main router and the second in my home theater area. I purchased a 5 port Ethernet switch to connect my Xbox, receiver, and TiVo to my 2nd MoCa Adapter. I had little to no speed loss on my Xbox (see photos). I am extremely pleased with how easy these are to set up and how well they transfer data. A little pricey, but worth the expense in my opinion. Get these if your home is wired with coax and you want to transmit a strong signal throughout your home.