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)

These MOCA adapters worked great to get my high speed ATT (fiber) internet to an upstairs room through my home’s existing coax. I have an OTA TV antenna in the attic and was using my coax network to access the antenna in several rooms. The MOCA adapters do not interfere with the OTA frequencies.

When we moved to our new place in Arizona, we gave up the cat-6 network Id installed under the floor in our old place. This house is on slab and pulling cable would have been a massive pain, so I thought Id give MOCA a try. It took me about 30 minutes to install three adapters. I had to restart the cable modem but thats pretty common after it loses its WAN connection (had to disconnect it to put the MOCA adapter between it and the wall). After the modem got itself sorted out the network came up and both remote connections tested on Ookla at about 600Mbps. I havent done a point to point test within the network but, when I do, I expect to see 800-900Mbps. Couple of minor tips: 1 - Make sure you install one of the POE filters (theres one shipped with each adapter) between the outside world and the coax cable that runs to your cable modem. DONT install it at the wall inside your home. That will keep the network from operating. It has to be on the outside of the splitter in your cable box. Mine is inside a panel in the laundry room but most people will find it out on the side of the house. 2 - Get a pack of 75-ohm terminators for five bucks and put a terminator on every unconnected coax port on your MOCA adapters. This will help maintain good signal quality on your network. While youre at it, if there are any unconnected ports on the splitter that feeds into your house, put terminators on those as well. 3 - USE THE LITTLE WRENCH. Dont go all aggro on the connector but do snug it up gently with the wrench. Signal loss on a loose connector will seriously degrade your network performance. And thats it! EDIT: All ports test at just over 950Mbps. Stability is 100%.

Amazing

I have had decent success with the product. I wasnt expecting a good webcam at that price but it does a good job at getting the job done. Not amazing but who can complain for the price!

Pros: - Fantastic price. - Painless to install, literally just connect the adapter to Coax Cable and Ethernet and it worked. - Performance is good. Cons: - None!

Excellent! Simply put... I’ve used this equipment on multiple occasions, in all types of situations (line conditions, etc.). I’ve never been let down. The Motorola brand, for the money, is hard to beat. You will not be disappointed! Great for hard to reach locations. -Remember to use the included filter(s).

First of all, you only need to order one. I ordered two because I failed to read the write-up thoroughly; thought I needed to order two. But each order comes with a pair (makes sense!). I had a TV cable that ran between my house and my garage and the distance was too great to connect by WiFi. This product did the trick. Easily installed at each end of the cable run and with a power connection and an ethernet cable attached, I had internet in my garage. Worked like a charm!!!

I bought these MOCA adapters because they had good reviews and were less expensive than primary competitor. The bonus was that they came with excellent Motorola support. This support is what got me up and running after days/weeks of communicating with various forums trying to understand exactly how to set up a viable MOCA network

Followed the instructions included with the product, in tandem with a more generic MoCA guide I found online. Setup was a breeze, and I typically struggle with anything network-related. No issues with speed or network stability.

Excellent! I wish I knew about these years ago.