Netgear XE102GNA Wall-Plugged Enet Exte
- Wall-plugged ethernet extender kit lets you easily extend your network via electric power lines in your home
- Delivers up to 14 Mbps wired speed
- Three easy-to-read icon LEDs for quick status information at a glance
- True plug and play simplicity
- Device measures 3.92 x 1.84 x 2.88 inches (WxHxD)
Product Description
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Netgear XE102GNA Wall-Plugged Enet Exte
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5 comments
Jannie on December 12, 2009 at 7:58 pm
Have had this item for several months, used it several times, and now it has quit working. Could never get the encryption software to work right either.
Made several calls to Netgear and finally am able to return it as faulty and they will replace…hopefully, the next units will work better.
Ravi Venkatesh on December 12, 2009 at 8:29 pm
I live in a 20 year old townhome – no issues with wiring, good condx. The pair worked very well for about an year. Then started acting up. After some T&E, I changed the plug connected to the router to a different wall socket. Worked fine for a couple of months, then quit. Moved it again. Worked for a couple of days and quit.
Sometimes the PC connected to the plug can see the plug connected to the router, sometimes it can’t. Even when it can see it – it has no internet connection.
I am switching to a USB wireless router for the remote PC this week – have spent more time and money than I care on this product.
R. Dahlberg on December 12, 2009 at 11:08 pm
I purchased this system so that my son’s pc, 75 feet away from our Linksys WRT54G2 V1 WiFi router/switch could get better connectivity. My son, 14 years-old, did the set up by himself, it was easy. Unfortunatly no connection. I connected my laptop to one of the units. Going “mobile”, I was able to get very good ethernet connections 5 feet away and 35 feet away from the router. BUT NO connection at 70 feet away.
I am headed back to store to purchase a TrendNet TEW-AI86D antenna booster. Failing that, I’ll upgrade to 802.11n.
Mike on December 12, 2009 at 11:37 pm
Bought this product based on very favorable customer reviews. My experience was totally different. I couldn’t get the product to work at all, even after spending much time on the phone with tech support. I’m very disappointed.
M. Leban on December 13, 2009 at 1:43 am
While the premise, ELECTRICAL connection, should work throughout an entire electrical network regardless of how big one’s home is, this theory doesn’t work. The booster device is simple: after downloading the disk into your distant laptop or hard drive, just plug it into a wall outlet near your modem (not into a power strip) and connect the ethernet line to the modem, then plug the second device into any wall outlet (again, not a power strip) anywhere in the same electrical system in the same house, and plug in the ethernet line to the device and your distant laptop or hard drive and you will have instant highspeed access. It worked for a day or two, then three green lights on the device started going off along with the internet access. I had to return this product twice (thinking the first time it was simply a defective device). Take a pass on this Netgear device!