Ethernet Over Coax Adapter,(2-Pack), Backward Compatible with MoCA 2.0, Gigabit LAN Port, Supports Net Throughput Up to 1Gbps, Supports Up to 16 Nodes on One Network, Black, TMO-311C2K

Got these to replace a very unsightly ethernet cable that snaked its way from upstairs down to the living room to provide a wired connection to my PC which I use for work. I realised that there was some Virgin Media coax that went from the living room to the bedroom so decided to pick these up. I'm still getting the ~600mbit that I was getting with the ethernet cable using these adapters and the coax run. Bear in mind that these come with US plus but accept 100-240v so you'll just need a couple of cheap socket adapters to use them in the UK.

These units are designed for the US but since I had unused coax spanning the house and PowerLine was giving me slower speeds (140Mbps out of a potential 350) I decided to give these a go, once connected I am achieving my full internet speed throughout the house up to the max I subscribe to and feel confident it would achieve more if I had it.The only minor issue was the US plugs the 2 12v transformers came with, however since they were rated 120-240v, simple plug adapters were all that was needed rather than replacement UK 12v power supplies or UK-US voltage convertors.Excellent performance.

I am fortunate to have a large 3 story family home. The first world problem this gave me is my home office (located at the very furthest possible part of the house from the router) was getting less than a 10th of the gigabit internet speed I was receiving to the router.I tried a power line adapter however this didn’t substantially improve my performanceI tried this out as a Hail Mary before I gave in and had Ethernet ports channeled through the house and was pleasantly surprised by the performance!My internet speed in my office has now increased from 50mbps to over 800mbps!The only downside to this is that it comes with a US style plug so an adapter is required if you are using this on the UK. However this is clearly stated in the description so I knew to by an adapter.

Fit and forget. You need a pair of these (that is one two pack) for a point to point connection. You may also need suitable adpaters, depending on your TV cable wiring. Mine came with USA standard mains plugs so I needed to buy a pair of shaver adapters. The power units work o.k. on 230v UK mains and barely get warm when in use.I purchased these Ethernet over cable adapters to allow me to use a redundant TV cable, rather than installing CAT 5/6 cabling. I didn't attempt to share the cable with a TV.The adapters worked straight out of the box and established a connection within a minute or so.Note that they do introduce a small delay.

My 20 year old flat was already wired with Co-ax. This was a good way to use this cable, instead of upgrading my router to a better WiFi.I needed to by some co-ax adapters to get the right male/female combination

I ordered this as we recently got fibre broadband installed and my home office is upstairs, so it's very hard to get the full use of 1GB up/down. Unfortunately, this didn't improve my speeds by very much, and for the price, I was expecting a lot more from it so I ended up returning it.I had to additionally purchase USA to UK plug adapters as these are from America, as well as the coax cables and the adapters for them to fit the ports. It works by connecting to your router and running through your old TV aerial coax connection (which we have by our router and in my office, so that wasn't an issue).It's a shame as this was my last resort for getting good speeds in my office, and I don't want to drape a long CAT cable from the router all the way upstairs. But just because it didn't work for me, doesn't mean it won't work for you - it's worth a try.