Extra Value 200Mbps Powerline Adapter - Twin Pack £40.99 @ Ebuyer + Free Shipping

huggychairfound 3 years, 3 months ago

This is an excellent price for a set of 200mbps powerline adapters. Perfect for HD AV streaming and online gaming. £10 cheaper than the last time they were posted on here with glowing reviews at ebuyer. Select 'super saver' delivery at the checkout to get free delivery.

* Universal supply works over a power line voltage range of 100 to 230 VAC 50/60Hz
* Support 1024 / 256 / 64 / 16 / 8 QAM, QPSK, BPSK, and ROBO modulation schemes
* Up to 200 Mbps on the power line
* Maximum logical network members is 16 including the CCo
* IGMP v3 snooping with multicast to multiple unicast support in CSMA
* Maximum of 6 IGMP streams from a single server to a single client
* Maximum of 8 distinct destinations for a single IGMP stream
* Maximum of 16 IGMP streams from one server to a maximum of 15 clients
* Maximum of 4 neighboring networks
* Programmable TTL - Time to live per channel access priority
* 64 bridged devices per station
* Frequency Band on Powerline 2-30 MHz

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nicks993 years, 3 months ago #1 Show comment toolsReply
Excellent spot, been waiting for a great deal on 200mbps adapters. :thumbsup:
BlackCloud3 years, 3 months ago #2 Show comment toolsReply
Would anyone know if these are Homeplug AV 200mbs compatible?
ukste3 years, 3 months ago #3 Show comment toolsReply
great spot - ordered.

H+R

:)
Juice3 years, 3 months ago #4 Show comment toolsReply
What is it for?
henners19863 years, 3 months ago #5 Show comment toolsReply
Will these work with Belkin powerline adapters in the same network? I have some 200mbs ones already.
TaylorBA3 years, 3 months ago #6 Show comment toolsReply
It's a alternative solution to wireless network. You plug one near the router and one near your PC and the network and internet data transfers through the power circuit in your house giving you a more stable and faster connection.
Nellster3 years, 3 months ago3 Likes #7 Show comment toolsReply
Juice
What is it for?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=What+is+a+Powerline+Adapter
Rsaeire3 years, 3 months ago #8 Show comment toolsReply
Most, if not all, network equipment is advertised misleadingly, as the packet layer speed is what is being advertised, i.e. 200 Mbps, and not the transport layer, which is the speed that is actually obtainable. In addition, if you only have 100 Mbps equipment, then that's the maximum speed you're going to be able to receive; these devices don't make your existing equipment faster.
Rocket3 years, 3 months ago #9 Show comment toolsReply
Not a bad price. I know quite a few people who ordered these units at £49 and they have had little or no problems:thumbsup:
Daniel_Saeed3 years, 3 months ago #10 Show comment toolsReply
Any one on here who has these post a review - read the ones on ebuyer and one punter reports that they occupy the second mains socket when plugged into the first.....
huggychair3 years, 3 months ago #11 Show comment toolsReply
BlackCloud
Would anyone know if these are Homeplug AV 200mbs compatible?

According to post #4 the ebuyer product discussion they are:
http://forums.ebuyer.com/showthread.php?t=46006

The chip used is the INT6300 and seems to be used on some belkin and solwise products too
zabbyh3 years, 3 months ago #12 Show comment toolsReply
Rsaeire
Most, if not all, network equipment is advertised misleadingly, as the packet layer speed is what is being advertised, i.e. 200 Mbps, and not the transport layer, which is the speed that is actually obtainable. In addition, if you only have 100 Mbps equipment, then that's the maximum speed you're going to be able to receive; these devices don't make your existing equipment faster.

Plus, the 200MBps is a sum of both the upload and download speed, so you won't be getting 200MBps download speed, maybe 100mbps up/down. Still, all powerline adapters calculate stuff that way, and this is much better than a wireless network, especially for gaming,
MattyBoi3 years, 3 months ago #13 Show comment toolsReply
Hot from me, paid around £45 for a twin pack 85Mbps kit a couple of months ago. Nice find.
dasher3 years, 3 months ago #14 Show comment toolsReply
Oh BUGGA!!
Bought these last sunday evening, only arrived yesterday and cost me a tenner more!!!

These work great!
ferglar3 years, 3 months ago #15 Show comment toolsReply
Will these work with a cable (virgin) connection????
huggychair3 years, 3 months ago1 Like #16 Show comment toolsReply
ferglar
Will these work with a cable (virgin) connection????

Yep No problem straight into the modem :thumbsup:
ferglar3 years, 3 months ago #17 Show comment toolsReply
NICE! heat and rep added! Shut the missus up about trailing wires!!!
key3 years, 3 months ago #18 Show comment toolsReply
Will these work if you plug them into extension adapters/UPS with or without surge protector?
vik13 years, 3 months ago #19 Show comment toolsReply
Anyone who's got these been able to stream HD through them? I got some 85 ones, when play had the offer on - but they're too slow for HD (even when plugged in next to each other on the same socket!)
slimy313 years, 3 months ago #20 Show comment toolsReply
key
Will these work if you plug them into extension adapters/UPS with or without surge protector?

UPS definitely not. Extension adaptors maybe, but you'll lose a bit of signal. Surge protectors are actually supposed to block the signals, but some people have got them to work through them.

Ideally they need to be plugged straight into their own mains socket, that's how to get the full speed.

And I totally agree with all the comments about advertised vs actual, but alot of PC gear is sold like that. For example, I can guarantee that no-one could get one terabyte of data on to a 1TB drive.