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Hi, to the mod that edited the title, I'm not sure about the "£17.98 prime / £12.97 non prime @ Amazon" part?
I don't think it's £12.97 for non-prime?

hi. do these have to be attached via Ethernet cable to get internet? thanks

Hi, the title has been edited again by a mod, but this time it's been changed to: "£17.98 non prime item @ Amazon".

I have Prime and I can get this for £17.98 delivered - so it reads a bit confusing to me

Have been using this with my BT box for about 6 months now. Overall pretty good, only issue i have had is they occasionally lock out ( on average about once every 6 weeks) easily fixed by turning off and on again. Can be annoying if using as I do for BT sport recordings, if it locks out then the recording gets missed.

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Only £2 cheaper. Bought a set from pcworld for £19.99 yesterday.

Just sent a pair of these back. They disconnect every 20 minutes and cut the internet off. The software to disable this 'supposed power saving feature' doesn't work with Windows 10 unless you modify a DLL file. Even after doing this, mine still kept disconnecting every 20 minutes or so.

had mine for a few years with no problems

Great deal, simple to use and reliable. We have 7 dotted around the house and only have to turn on and off every couple of months.

so if you need to connect this upstairs and your router is downstairs how would it work?

​i wouldn't mind you installing a few things for me gollywood lol

I installed these last year. My network connects at 100MBPS and throughput is never more than 20MBPS. Box did say 500MBPS but I never got that throughput even if I connect adapters on same extension lead. Network wire directly on router gives me 1 GBPS so I know router and computer are capable but these nano adapters are bottleneck.

Great price for these, but remember while they can carry your internet traffic just fine, data transfer speeds will be dependent on the distance between the two units (house wiring distance not physical distance) and the condition of your wiring. I have 2 x TP-Link Gigabit Powerline adaptors and have speeds of 20Mbps from one end of my house to the other (3 bed semi). For comparison, my Cat5e cable wired network runs at 185Mbps across the same distance. If you will only use them for small or occasional file transfers or internet browsing they will be fine, but don't expect to get near the advertised data transfer rates. Heat added.

I have these, their fantastic, brilliant kit, well worth the buy.

Not sure if you understood what I was saying.

back up to £19.99 now. Mods please expire - thanks.

As all powerline adaptors are recommended not to be used with extension leads to get the full speed why don't any if them ditch the 3 inch block design that plugs into the socket and forced your furniture to now stabs noticeably proud if the wall for a design that incorporates the tech into a snack block on the end of short lead that had a normal size plug for the socket? This seems an obvious design improvement but no manufacturer seems to offer this.