One left at York Monk's Cross

Any in Birmingham? if anyone is out and about at any of the Saintsbury's in Birmingham I'd appreciate it if you could let the Brummies know of any stock and levels.

Thanks mate, I was hoping more towards town centre

Couple left in Beckton, London branch

these double packs?

Wife Got 2 packs from oldbury, one pack with pass through other without, both £21.

Without pass through going back, she thinks there was one pack left.

Watch out if you have noise issues, returning mine:

http://www.cnet.com/products/netgear-powerline-1200/

tadzio--2008 Dec 12, 2015
There is a big problem that I (and others) have found with Netgear Powerline products: if you have an audiophile-quality stereo, the noise on the line makes it unusable. In fact, my Powerline made my computer speakers buzz so badly I had to unplug them. Dozens of emails back and forth with the company have offered suggests such as "trying plugging it in somewhere else" and "get a surge protector" - both of which I had already attempted to no avail. Something to be careful of.


PinkMinky Jan 9, 2016
@tadzio--2008 UPDATE; I just got the TRENDnet TPL-421E2K (as of 9/15 is ranked #1 by SmallNetBuilder. The TP-LINK TL-PA8030P commented on in my previous post is now ranked #2 and the Netgear Powerline 1200 is #3). Between the new TRENDnet and the TP-LINK, my new TRENDnet produced the least amount of noise. Based on other posts, I didn't even try the Netgear since I'm pretty sure it's even worse. While I could hear the electrical hiss and popping through my speakers on the TP-LINK, the new TRENDnet was barely audible, however, it was obvious when putting on headphones and the static popping was timed perfectly with the blinking of the unit's ethernet LED. Since I do a lot of video editing, my headphones are on a lot and I find the constant static hiss and popping distracting. Listening to music through the headphones is the same. So I plugged in my old Netgear 100 (from 2010) and AV200 (from 2012) and there was no noise coming through the speakers and only a faint background hiss was evident through my headphones (ATH-M50x), which are fairly high-end for editing, and no popping at all. So, yes, I am returning the TRENDnet units. My only thought is that these three top rated AV2-MIMO Gigabit adapters all use the same Qualcomm QCA-7500 chipset. I'm now going to try the #4 ranked AV2-MIMO Gigabit adapter, the D-LINK DHP-701AV because it uses the Broadcom BCM60500 chipset. We'll see what happens.

Thanks for the deal I have just been to my local sainsburys and there was one left on the shelf. there was no label on the shelf or anything with a price but customer services scanned it a £21. it has transformed my downstairs pc connection speed vs wireless ac and 3 brick walls!