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)

Connected upstairs access point across unused coax cable. This allowed us to reconfigure upstairs from a WiFi extender to an access point. Upstairs access point uses a separate channel for WiFi for stronger WiFi connections to mobile devices. Everything on the lan is now much faster. Easy install. Thanks

This works great, I have one of the adapters in the attic connected to my switch and the second once connected to a Google Wifi pod. Definitely near gigabit speeds and its monumentally more reliable and consistent than using the wireless to connect the pod. I test speedtest regularly and always hit my max speeds. With this I was able to place my 3rd access spot exactly were I needed it to provide my 3 story home with a virtually perfect mesh topology.

I needed to add an access point to the addition on our house. Unfortunately, there was no easy way to run a CAT6 cable into the room and all that was available was an existing but unused coax cable. Setup was a breeze. I literally plugged the MoCA boxes into each end of the cable and ran a network cable to each end. Within seconds of turning on the MoCA adapters, I had a gigabit connection to that room. Piece of cake to setup and so much easier than running network cables!

I have my servers installed in my garage, but the modem/router/switch are installed upstairs. Luckily, this house is old and each room has a separate coax run. I simply connected a coax splitter on the end going to the ISP so that I could connect the MoCA on the server side on the run going up to the router. Then I connected another splitter on the upstairs end with the MoCA connected to one end and the other split going to the modem. This means that on one end, the signal for internet runs through the coax as well as the signal from the server MoCA up to the upstairs. Meanwhile, on the other end, the other MoCA device finds the garage device and the resulting ethernet is plugged into the switch while the modem still receives the signal from the ISP. I get around 80 megaBYTES per second transfer speeds from the server to my computer through my gigabit switch while my internet speed are unaffected during simultaneous transfers. Very low latency, I am running minecraft servers and UMS without any noticeable lag. Somewhat expensive, but definitely cheaper than paying someone to run low voltage runs inside your walls.

These 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 !!!!!

Super easy to setup, I used my old DirecTV lines to bridge my cable modem upstairs and my entertainment center downstairs. They get amazing speeds and I have my Ubiquiti access points plugged in for better downstairs coverage. Highly recommend these.

Easy to setup and work wonderfully. Used to add an access point to a low signal area of my home. Much easier that running ethernet from upstairs on the other side of the house. The coax cable was already there.

Needed to get gaming Teen off of wifi and he loves the boost in speed. Win for everyone!

Perfect product to extend home Ethernet connections to opposite side of home for Internet TV by using existing RG cable/satellite TV wiring. Easy setup and great results in accessing Internet TV options for home. Thank you.

It 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.