





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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Thomas Nitzsche
> 3 dayI bought 4 of these units in April 2019. 2 seemed to work good. 2 were questionable from the start but were connected to devices not used often. Now one is completely dead, wont power up at all. Two are still working well. # 4 is still glitchy but working (for now). Apparently Amazon only backs these for 3 months so now I am stuck either buying another or not using the other device unless I switch it back to WIFI. BEWARE as you may need to purchase these twice per year. MOCA seems to be a good solution for many situations but it isnt if the hardware is not reliable.
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Rachael
> 3 dayHave internet coming into house only (we use Netflix,Hulu, etc. only) in basement, Hooked up new box to back of router with cat V cable, then to outgoing coax cable that goes to room and plugged in outlet. Next, at far side of house in bedroom I Hooked up wall coax to box, box to PlayStation with cat V cable and plugged in. Checked with laptop and signal is great. Plugged into PlayStation and all good.
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Tamon Yanagimoto
31-05-2025I bought 2 of these to do wired back haul between 2 google wifi pucks over coax. So far so good after a day of use. On the main floor of my house I connected a gigabit switch and have 3 wired devices plus my 2nd google wifi puck. Now I can get close to 500Mb on both floors of my house AND have wired connections to devices in my entertainment center (Xbox, etxc)
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David Bonds
> 3 dayone of the pair came with a bad power adapter. Getting ready to send it back
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lacy brown
> 3 dayIt works great! I thought I need 2 though after looking on line before buying. The first page of the manual says you just need 1 if you already have Verizon. I thought that was the case but didnt want to be SOL. The 2nd was beneficial though. I was able to set up a 2nd wifi router in a dead zone of the house. My ethernet speeds are great still!
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William
> 3 dayI have a small cabin that has a cable to it , but is on the outer limits of wifi signal from my house. These MOCA adapters have enabled a good reliable signal over cable.
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cindi
> 3 dayConnected 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
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Malcolm C.
Greater than one weekI 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.
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Rob
> 3 dayWorked like charm. My tv wifi signal was decent, typically hovering around 30 mb/s...but would randomly drop down to 3 mb/s causing buffering or just simply disconnect making viewing tv every night frustrating. I got 2 of these adapters and hooked 1 up at my router and the other behind my tv at the coax connection and presto.....not a single issue since. My connection speed hovers around 45 mb/s and not a single buffer issue or dropped connection since. I kissed both adapters that first night.....no tongue....that would be weird.
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Dennis Patton
> 3 dayDid not work in my home. Installed everything by the book. Perhaps they’re not compatible with newer Xfinity modems? Quality of construction seemed good though.