While older homes with flaky wiring can cause issues with powerline signals, newer homes are even worse. That's because all ...

If you want Powerline adaptors with wifi and spare Ethernet sockets, the BT Wi-Fi Home Hotspot 500 Kit is a good option. Macworld is your best source for all things Apple.

Some powerline adapters have multiple ethernet ports to accommodate more network-capable devices (sometimes up to four), ...

We believe the Devolo Magic 2 Wi-Fi 6 is still the best powerline adapter you can buy today. The Devolo Magic 2 WiFi 6 delivers fast speeds, stable connection, and all the benefits of mesh Wi-Fi ...

Powerline adapters send data through your home's existing electrical wiring in the same way as Ethernet cables. The majority of the powerline adapters you'll find available in stores today follow ...

Powerline Ethernet adapters that use your home's electrical wiring are great supplements to Wi-Fi networks. We sort through the standards, HomePlug and G.hn, and review 7 new models.

My internet connection via wifi is average at best and sometimes drops out at inopportune times. It's gotten better since I replaced my router but it still ...

I've been using a set of four TP-Link AV1000 powerline adapters in my one bedroom apartment for over two and a half years now. No issues to speak of.

The Extollo LANSocket 1500 Powerline Adapter kit has everything one would look for in power-line networking. It delivers top performance, requires no networking know-how to use, and at the current ...

A Powerline Ethernet Adaptor is a device that uses your home's electric wiring to transmit internet & other communications signals. Find out how it works, pros and cons, etc.

CNET editor Dong Ngo picks his top power line adapters. These offer great performance for those who need to quickly expand their network, particularly to the spots where Wi-Fi signals can't reach.

Choose Powerline Adapters for Distance, Wireless AC for Speed. Dave Greenbaum. November 16, 2014 Most of use use wireless to connect the devices in our home, but as we've discussed before, wired ...