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Question: Can I have 6 of these in my house (1 connected to the router and 5 others connected to various devices in different rooms)? Would performance suffer?
Document: I love this kit. It was so easy to set up. I was able to add internet to various rooms in my house. This was important to me because I recently got MagicJack Plus and I didn't want to put the device in the same room as my router. I also have Roku players and a Smart TV that I wanted to connect to improve the signal. I had to add adapters for additional devices. This starter system works perfectly and the signal is excellent for all devices throughout my home.
The TPLink adapter meets the expectations for the most part. The only warning I have for other users, which I am reiterating since it was posted by several others as well, is that the performance of this device can drastically suffer depending on where you place it in your house and how your home's circuitry is set up.
1. I have a preexisting Trendnet(TPL-402E2K) (up to 500 Mbps) kit.2. My house was built in the mid-1980's. The paired outlets are on opposite corners of the house on different floors.3. My wireless signal from my router to my HP desktop is only 2/5 bars.4. I currently have 15/5 Verizon FIOS.I was very pleased with the easy setup and fast connection of my Trendnet kit.
Followed advice from others and 'paired' the 2 adapters in the same room before taking one of them to the different part of the house for use. Had one adapter connected to the modem, the other to my computer, and the connection worked immedately without software installation or anything. Speed was MUCH better than the wireless adapter I was using in the past and MUCH more stable. I previously had issues with my computer crashing which I suspected was internet connection related and turned out to be true.
I have a large home and getting uniform WiFi coverage was getting to be a problem. After a few poor experiences with various range extenders, I decided to try the TP-LINK powerline connection to let me attach multiple full-function WiFi access points in different rooms in my home.For the most part, the TP-LINK units worked as advertised.
Plug that adapter into wall and press 'pair' button.5. You done. Enjoy your internet!Some useful ideas for your new 'extra' network jack.1. Use a NAS or external network drive for your backups in a different location of the house. This lessens chances of losing everything such as photos/documents in case of burglary or fire.2. If you install a home or SOHO DVR/CCTV system, this is an easy way to get internet access to that DVR.
I seem to have been on a roll with this category of devices lately, as I've been able to test and use a couple of different versions (and various manufacturer's versions) of these devices.
She had us re-pair them and test. The software that I downloaded from TP-Link showed only 11Mbps for the wall outlets that were 6 feet away from each other. She said that's due to the voltage drop, although it didn't make sense to me.I am taking down my rating from 5 to 2, as this performance is unacceptable.
did a lot of research to figure out how to get my network to work better (wireless router on 1st floor of 4 in a townhouse). I bought this system with hesitation, but quickly found out how easy it was to install and then depend on. My bandwidth on the 2 floor (still using a wireless router as a repeater) went from 5Mbps download and around 1 or less for upload to 19 and 5 using this product. I would recommend to anyone!
I bought this kit for use in a remote farm. I followed the setup instructions to a &#34;T.&#34;  It saw both devices when connected to a router and to a 2nd laptop. However, neither allowed connection to the internet despite using the cables provided with the kit and Cat5e from the router to a computer. I then tried a direct line from the original unit (Device 1) to the 1st computer.
Answer: I can't say about 6 but I use 4 (1 connected to the router and 3 others connected to various devices) and I do not see any performance hit.