199€95
The data rate you get depends on the quality of the electrical network in your home.
In my house, the cpl box on which the Ethernet cable from the livebox is plugged up to 900 mbits, the 2nd cpl plugged into an electrical socket 2m away only gives 400 mbits in wifi, and in the garage it's barely 90 mbits in wifi.
It's really mediocre, I really regret this purchase, too expensive for such a piece of shit.
Very good product that works every time without compromising on speed. It's worth investing in quality, even with your eyes closed. I have no regrets about my purchase. I'm waiting for the next promotions to recommend others.
Product purchased to compare/replace my old TP-Link AV2000 PLCs.
The TP-LINK PG2405P PLCs are compatible with the "tpPLC" utility, and configuration is done via their web interface. In fact, the web interface is very simple.
In terms of network throughput, I'd say that the TP-LINK PG2405P PLCs offer just as good performance as the TP-Link AV2000 PLCs. See if there would be any difference with a much more recent electrical network than mine.
Works as expected, no noticeable problems, takes time to synchronise when the PC starts up.
I was able to install and test them in no time. The throughput is very good compared with a competitor's old one. Lower power consumption. Excellent PLC.
I bought this kit to replace my PLC system from 10 years ago. I went from 30 to 200 Mbps up and down, with a considerable distance between the socket and the box.
Product received quickly and as described. Recently installed, it seems to be working properly.
I bought this product to replace my old PLCs, which had poor performance compared with the fibre speed.
When I was on ADSL this wasn't very important, but it's a shame to limit the PLC speed when you have a good fibre connection.
I was not disappointed. Not only was it very easy to install, but the performance is really very good.
The G.HN protocol works very well and offers good stability in my case, where the two boxes are quite far apart.
I would therefore recommend this product, especially if you have a noisy electrical network.
Useful for connecting a room in the flat where Wi-Fi is not available.
However, there's one downside: TP-Link doesn't sell a single block to extend the network to 3 modules, so you have to buy a new 2-module kit.
TP-LINK PG2405P KIT: Buy this product only if you have a recent house with a decent electrical installation... (or in a company) I did the test in a house from the 70's to our HOME (30 meters away) (workplace) (broadcast on ZOOM) (on the same network - obviously)...result: it cuts too easily - it grinds - too sensitive product - for this style of installation. No criticism of the product itself. In our configuration, prefer the TP-LINK TL-PA9025P KIT or even the TP-LINK TL-PA4015P which works very well! (smooth and fast) - go for the simplest! and not the most expensive or the fastest lol
2nd test: I tried these two boxes in the same room - I had milling and blocking with films hosted on YOUTUBE in K4, i.e. in 2160 pixels. I frankly doubt that one can have great satisfaction in 8K. Movies in 1440 pixels and below run fine
We would (certainly) have GREATER satisfaction by having FIBRE. (for our connection in the yurt)
We will have to use the shared connection on smartophone with 4G or 5G
