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Question: I have tried other powerline adapters and they tend to occasionally shut off, requiring one to unplug them and re-plug them in. Do these as well?
Document: I purchased these because one of my four older powerline adapters died and I decided I should upgrade everything to the latest Homeplug AV2. I had a problem right away. I got a very noticeable static / hiss on my home theater system through my center channel speaker when streaming video (I have Netflix, Vudu and Amazon vod, same deal with all three). So I wander around my house and unplug/turn off everything that might cause some sort of issue. No joy.
Could not be happier with this purchase! This was my first time with powerline networking and it worked great! Shipping was fast and setup was a breeze as advertized. I only had to plug in the adapters with network cables and it worked right away. No setup required, truly plug and play. I was using a wireless connection on one computer in my house and my speeds tripled with this item. Great experience and I will be buying more!
I read some other reviews of different Powerline kits that didn't work well or at all if they were on a different power circuit. These two powerline AV2 units installed in seconds without any issues whatsoever. I have a 3 level home, modem is in the basement where I have one unit plugged into a 6 plug power adapter with my modem router and other electrical components and the second is on the top floor bedroom in another 6 plug power adapter with all my pc equipment and anoter router plugged in.
I'm sure Cisco will take care of that.TIPS:  Plug the adapters directly into an outlet, not into a power strip. I tried that first, and got only about 8 mbps download.It's almost certain that the included utility CD will be out of date as soon as you receive the kit. Download an updated version from the Linksys support site. You'll need it for security settings. While you're there, check for updated firmware (mine was current).
Have bought the Zytel and Netgear powerline adapters, but definitely can see the Linksys PLEK500 is the fastest. Whenever I tried to previously stream items from my PC to my tv's, and it would give me a &#34;loading&#34; buffering message whenever i tried to stream 1080i. Once i plugged this in yesterday, it's like my tv is plugged into my router. Perfect experience.
All the wireless SUCKED with movie transfers and copying my itunes folder to the server (40gb)Finally I tried Powerline. Got a set of 200mbps (different brand and they worked well) a movie would transfer in 6 - 7 minutes but it was slow to web surf while this was occurring. I saw that Linksys released the first AV2 spec powerline and thought let's try them out.A movie now transfers in 2 - 2.5 min (and no lag while surfing and transferring at the same time).
When I plug in the powerline adapter, I am not able to plug anything else in the 2nd port in the wall. This is a huge drawback compared to other powerline in the market. I tried buying a rotating wall plug so I can hook up my powerstrip but failed. Tried the adapter for at&t; micro cell and i had to push it in.
This adapter set is currently the only HomePlugAV2 standard product currently out (all the others are HomePlugAV, the older standard). In addition to being HomePlugAV2, what's nice about this product is that the two adapters automatically connect when plugged in. With the older ones you had to manually pair them. Also noteworthy is that the powerline utility for these adapters actually works unlike the other two I've tried (Linksys 200 Mbps and TP-Link 500 Gbps) that would never actually detect the adapter.
This was my first adventure into powerline networking.Installation was a piece of cake.I took the two adapters out of the box, plugged one into the router modem and a power outlet near it, and the other into an outlet and the computer in my office, connected the included CAT5 cables, power-cycled both the network and computer (in that order), and bingo!
I bought these to replace an older set of Zyxel powerline adapters I was using with a TiVo Mini. They started to flake out and caused the TiVo Mini to have connectivity issues.These Linksys AV2 adapters have been running reliably and no more issues. I use this to connect a TiVo Mini to a kitchen TV that doesn't have a coax or ethernet connection near it. The TiVo Mini operates perfectly and makes no complaints that it's connected to a powerline adapter system. Setup was easy plug-n-play.
Answer: I have been using mine for over a year and have never unplugged it, works great.