2 x 2 port devolo powerline switches they will do the job of switch and powerline distribution of your ethernet signal . If you plug two items into one you will experience no slowdown at all (due to wireless or ethernet) Admittedly, only flaw is they are not GIGAbit ports but that us inlikley to be a problemo in real life. Same price as a single device , so in effect this is a BOGOF.
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CoeK
13 Jun 1716#3
The shed has spiders, pretty sure they are coordinating their attacks over 4G.
aninginaneana to CoeK
13 Jun 1714#11
Rather than the World Wide Web?
GwanGy
13 Jun 175#1
Also great for playstation xbox nexus tv roku wdlive and ALL internet connected devices.
If you bought two twin packs you could even have internet in the SHED, yes SHED!
Joshimitsu91
13 Jun 174#13
Strange title, these aren't a replacement for a switch.
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GwanGy
13 Jun 175#1
Also great for playstation xbox nexus tv roku wdlive and ALL internet connected devices.
If you bought two twin packs you could even have internet in the SHED, yes SHED!
paul_merton
13 Jun 172#2
In the modern gadget-filled household, you'd probably need to buy a switch as well :smiley:
Personally I'd rather have a pair of 8-port gigabit switches and drop a cable through the ceiling. The cost would be about the same, but it would make using a NAS much less painful.
CoeK
13 Jun 1716#3
The shed has spiders, pretty sure they are coordinating their attacks over 4G.
aninginaneana to CoeK
13 Jun 1714#11
Rather than the World Wide Web?
amour3k to CoeK
13 Jun 173#20
Why not?.
It makes sense, after all, is it not from Spiders we get the 'WEB'?, hahahahahahaha. :-D
Maevoric to CoeK
13 Jun 171#23
So that's where Google stores its spiders, in CoeK's shed!!
kkane_irl
13 Jun 17#4
some powerline products have issues with BT hub routers. cuts out every now and then
swiftez to kkane_irl
13 Jun 17#7
Been using these powerline adapters with HH5 for 2 years now and no disconnects.
tek-monkey
13 Jun 171#5
I already have internet in my shed! :stuck_out_tongue:
And a router, a TV, a roku.....
I have an 8 port in the living room, cable through the ceiling to another 8 port in the loft where my servers live. I dread to think what my electricity bill for technology is!
CoeK
13 Jun 173#6
You have all that and no smart meter?
darthvader666uk
13 Jun 17#8
Anyone know how well these are with BT TV? I have had the TP Link 500Mbps and they were a constant buffer
andysmoore to darthvader666uk
13 Jun 17#9
It might be your wiring as I have the 500meg tp-links and they work flawlessly with BT.
darthvader666uk
13 Jun 17#10
Honestly, possibly. Its a 10 year old house now and honestly, no clue about wiring.
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Admittedly, only flaw is they are not GIGAbit ports but that us inlikley to be a problemo in real life. Same price as a single device , so in effect this is a BOGOF.
Top comments
If you bought two twin packs you could even have internet in the SHED, yes SHED!
All comments (33)
If you bought two twin packs you could even have internet in the SHED, yes SHED!
Personally I'd rather have a pair of 8-port gigabit switches and drop a cable through the ceiling. The cost would be about the same, but it would make using a NAS much less painful.
It makes sense, after all, is it not from Spiders we get the 'WEB'?, hahahahahahaha. :-D
And a router, a TV, a roku.....
I have an 8 port in the living room, cable through the ceiling to another 8 port in the loft where my servers live. I dread to think what my electricity bill for technology is!