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Published: 2018-03-26, Author: Mark , review by: mbreviews.com
Abstract: The powerline adapters are gradually becoming better known and more popular since they represent a reliable alternative to the traditional Ethernet wiring. So, in order to find out which are the best powerline adapters, we tested some of the most popular...
Published: 2015-10-17, Author: Matthew , review by: tomshardware.com
Plug and play, Twocolor throughput indicator with exact speed reference, Advanced configuration utility available, MIMO
Configuration utility not included in box
Linksys' PLEK-500 Powerline Adapter Kit is easy to configure by itself, but it's nice to have an advanced configuration utility in case you need to make some advanced changes. Also, I like the two-color throughput indicator that reveals when performance...
Abstract: Note: This roundup was originally published on January 15, 2015. We have since added a new product to the ranking. Click here if you would like to jump directly to our review of Trendnet's TPL-420E2K.Wi-Fi may be the most popular networking technology, bu...
Three-prong plugs, even though these aren't MIMO devices, Chunky form factor
It's unclear why these Linksys adapters need a ground plug, since they don't support MIMO over power-line. And their chunky form factor makes it difficult to make use of the second wall outlet....
Build Quality, Size, Very Good Performance, 500Mbit/s Compatible, AES 128bit Encryption, ,
Price (For Some), Single LAN Port (For Some), No Electrical Socket (For Some),
We've been testing products by Linksys for quite a few years now and never have they let us down so when we saw that their flagship powerline adapter PLE500 only had a single LAN port and no electrical socket all our hopes fell on its performance levels a...
The easy-to-use Linksys PLEK500 powerline kit supports the new HomePlug AV2 powerline standard and offers sustained speeds three times that of a regular Ethernet connection. It's backward compatible with existing powerline adapters
The Linksys PLEK500 caps at just 500Mbps, well below what HomePlug AV2 has to offer, it's relatively expensive, and it doesn't have a pass-through power socket
With stellar performance and support for the new HomePlug AV2 standard, the PLEK500 is an easy recommendation.
No extra features, No WiFi, Not as fast as it could be, Wasted potential of the AV2 technology
For a simple and easy-to-use way of getting a powerline network running in your house, the Linksys Powerline HomePlug AV2 Kit PLEK500 is a fine choice. Though speeds weren't the fastest, there is plenty of bandwidth for streaming films and accessing the ...
The easy-to-use Linksys PLEK500 powerline kit supports the new HomePlug AV2 powerline standard and offers sustained speeds three times that of a regular Ethernet connection. It's backward compatible with existing powerline adapters
The Linksys PLEK500 caps at just 500Mbps, well below what HomePlug AV2 has to offer, it's relatively expensive, and it doesn't have a pass-through power socket
With stellar performance and support for the new HomePlug AV2 standard, the PLEK500 is an easy recommendation....
Plug and play, Two-color throughput indicator with exact speed reference, Advanced configuration utility available, MIMO
Configuration utility not included in box
Linksys' PLEK-500 Powerline Adapter Kit is easy to configure by itself, but it's nice to have an advanced configuration utility in case you need to make some advanced changes. Also, I like the two-color throughput indicator that reveals when performance i...
Abstract: Last year, we already wrote an article on the new HomePlug AV2 standard for power-line adapters. At this point we have tested enough of them for a modest round-up, which offered some interesting results. Recent developments in the field of power-line ...
