TP-Link TL-PA8033PKIT AV1300 Gigabit Passthrough 2x2 MIMO Powerline Adapter Starter Kit, Powerline Network Adapters with 3 Gigabit Ports for Smart TVs or Game Consoles, No Configuration Required

Works well at home. No interruption. No changes with the internet speed. It is a good buy!

- Easy to install, Fast & Efficient

Very easy to setup and use

ممتاز

Bought this to upgrade from my old Netgear ethernet extender that was getting 350-400mbs, my Internet speed is 500mbs. The new TP-Link was only getting 40-50mbs which was a big disappointment for what money it is.

AV2000 lives up to my expectations and was a good purchase, TP-Link support was great too. I purchased the AV2000 TP-Link kit to replace some Devolo AV200 kit that had served me well for 4 years or so. However, with internet speeds increasing, computers getting faster and web apps getting more demanding; the older kit was starting to feel laggy, and not just for internet speed tests but also in use when compared with newer wireless ac mobile devices connected directly to the gateway. In addition, my NAS device was really underutilised because the AV200 devices max out at about 50Mbps throughput. As a general rule with powerline devices, you can expect about a 1/4 of the headline data rate (in real terms, after you take all network overheads into account). Bottom-line: my older kit just wasn't cutting it for multiple users, backups of photos etc. to the NAS - all taking too long! So, I thought I'd see what 4 years+ have done to the tech and after reading many reviews myself, I settled on this TP-Link AV2000 as a good upgrade that seemed reasonably priced. After installation which took less than 5 minutes, I had to double-take as the 1/4 rule went out-the-window and I was getting dismal speeds of about 100Mbps. I then started rereading some of the reviews and found several that complained about this model, even saying this was a downgrade on last years AV1200 version. I contacted TP-Link support via their web chat and they were fantastic, however, they couldn't help me get to the root cause of my issue though! After some investigation (after a couple hours testing various aspects of my network and confirming with iperf3) it turns out that I basically had a broken CAT5E cable that came with the router ISP provided. I hadn't noticed this before as 50Mbps was all I could get with the AV200 kit. To cut a long story short I reran all my tests and confirmed that the new AV2000 kit performed to my expectations, sitting at about 380Mbps (or about 40MB/s file transfer to the NAS which was acceptable to me. It's interesting I'm getting speeds that many professional reviews claimed were not repeatable. Maybe my device has newer firmware, or maybe the reviewers got a bad sample! All I can say is my sample lives up to expectations. After running more internet speed-tests and iperf3 tests to hosts in another part of the house I confirmed that I was happy with the device performance. AV2000 is a major improvement over the AV200 both in terms of throughput and also more surprisingly latency that dropped from about 10ms or so with the AV200 to around 3ms with the AV2000. Latency reduction is very noticeable when browsing the internet and possibly more so than throughput. I found websites load faster because most sites don't get lots of data, they have lots of links to open and therefore hosts to resolve via DNS which is where all that latency adds up. AV2000 will provide 300 to 400Mbps sustained throughput depending on your house wiring and computer speeds etc. This isn't quite like a 1Gbps cable solution (~950-980Mbps real-terms if you're lucky!). However, for a zero cabling approach, this new powerline AV2000 is plenty fast enough for most use cases that I have anyway and latency is much more comparable with cabled solutions which are really noticeable. Final thoughts: Although they couldn't discover my broken cable, TP-Link support was excellent. AV2000 device power consumption seems to be about right (5w each in use) and they really are plug and play (my advice is, if like me you get issues at first, check your current network cables for breaks / bad cables :) and on that note the two 1Gbps ports enabled me to lose another switch and save an additional 5w of power to boot. Highly recommend the upgrade for AV200 or any AV first gen powerline and probably not so much of an upgrade f you are already using AV2 devices already.

حسب التمديدات الكهربائية، اذا تمام ولها تصريف ارضي توصل السرعه ممتازه، واذا لك عليها تلاقي السرعه بطيئه خاصة اذا شبكت اكثر من زوج، او اذا عند اكثر من دور والطبلون موزع على الادوار يصير فقدان سرعه رهيب جدا. .... قبل لاتأسس المنزل بالكهرباء، جيب لك مهندس فاهم في الشغلات ذي راح يساعدك بعدين في استخدام هذا المنتج. ... المنتج بطل بكل جدارة.

Great product but its definitely not comparable to a proper wired connection. Regardless, the connection is quite stable and helps to extend my wifi coverage across the thick walls in my home. It is a cheap quick fix to my networking problems but if you want a strong, fast and consistent network coverage beyond 300mbps in a large house or even a small house with many thick walls then you might wanna consider getting a mesh router system, wired backhaul or a few tri/quad-band routers connected in a mesh

I have bought one of these previously and it has worked fantastic for my ps5. This is the reason I have bought another one for my brothers computer. Playing on WiFi despite having fast WiFi was okay but still had its inconstancies. The connection would lag at times, drop out on rare occasions and this became annoying. This device fixed this instantly. Was easy to setup and took less than a minute. No more lag or random dropouts Design is where some might find issues. It is bulky compared to some but I feel the quality is worth it. It still allows you to use the socket for other things whereas many others will cause you to lose a socket and the speed is up there with some of the faster units. You don’t get the full speed but you can get around 100mbps which is ample for gaming and most things.