Motorola MoCA Adapter for Ethernet Over Coax, Plug and Play, Ultra Fast Speeds, Boost Home Network for Better Streaming and Gaming (1 Gbps – MoCA 2 Pack)

Awesome product! Works as its supposed to. Getting the top ethernet speeds available with my ISP in my bedroom via coax and this MoCa adapter! Super happy!

I have installed FiOS, but, I have needed to connect from Electric Room to the other room. but, it is blocked with couple of wall. Fortunately, there is a coax connection. so, I have tried with it. at electric room, connect from FiOS to MM1002 by Ethernet Cable, and I have connect a Coax and, installed the other MM1002 adapter at the other room. connect a Ethernet Cable between MM1002 and My Router. and, Coax on MM1002. Just plug in, and power-up. my FiOS service is 300Mbps, it shows Up/Down 300Mbps perfectly. Coax cable is very old one, and, Distance is around 50 feets

Did not work in my home. Installed everything by the book. Perhaps they’re not compatible with newer Xfinity modems? Quality of construction seemed good though.

My home is a U shape and our Wifi coverage was very spotty in certain areas. My first attempt to fix the problem was to buy a very good Wifi extender and place it in the other side of the U. This improved things but the bottleneck was still the original Wifi capability. Next step was a winner. My home is covered with COAX, most of which is no longer used. So I bought the twin pack of the MoCA adaptors and placed one in each side of the U. I have Verizon FIOS so I did not have to have one by the existing router. I changed my Wifi Extender to an access point and bought an additional access point (access points are typically cheaper than extenders). I connected each access point to the MoCA adaptors and now have very high speed access for my whole house. I have shut off the Wifi at the Verizon router to prevent interference. So, I have two access points with 2.4 and 5 GHz support that are directly wired into my router via the COAX cabling. Great throughput and no place in my house with limited access. Note of explanation: The reason for going with two access points instead of using the Verizon router and one access point is two-fold. One, my router is an older router and the Wifi was not too powerful. Two, the currently location of the router is in an office that has ethernet connections to multiple computers and multiple printers so I really didnt want to move the Verizon router.

I bought 2 of these to do wired back haul between 2 google wifi pucks over coax. So far so good after a day of use. On the main floor of my house I connected a gigabit switch and have 3 wired devices plus my 2nd google wifi puck. Now I can get close to 500Mb on both floors of my house AND have wired connections to devices in my entertainment center (Xbox, etxc)

These beauties fully support One billion bytes per second (Gbps) download speeds delivered by a modem such as Netgear CM1000. This modem, btw, can handle TEN gigabytes per second to satisfy anybodys speed fetish. The installation requires two MOCA devices, one at output of the modem, another an the wall outlet of the room coax. Use RJ45 Category 6 (not 5) Ethernet cable and make sure your router is compatible too. For instance, if you want unhindered high-speed streaming, buy a router with 600 Mbps at 2.4 GHz and 1.3 Gbps at 5.0 GHz. Dont be cheap, you will end up throttling your upper end. Highly recommended to buy a pair, because you need one at each end.

I would recommend. I’m not getting near 1-gig speeds but I wasn’t expecting to. They do work and get me about 350Mbps per room which is plenty for anything.

I just replaced some Actiontec adapters with these Motorola units. Despite supposedly being bonded I could never get more than about 60MB a sec to my NAS out of the actiontec units. With the Motorola MM1000s Im getting 94MB/sec on the same cable segment (this compares to ~105MB/sec for direct gigabit ethernet). MoCa adds ~3.5ms to the round trip packet time compared to ethernet and these units behave as expected in that regard. The MM1000s are interoperating well with my remaining Actiontec units with no problems at the slower, ~60MB/sec speed. Overall good value, easy to install, they include ethernet cable, MoCa filter, coax cable and a wrench for undoing coax.

Great value for the price. Getting 2 for what I paided for was the best descion I have ever done. Easy to I stall and the speeds I get are fantastic even compared to my power line adapter i was using.

My parents had underground coax ran between their house and barn (to provide internet to barn). I used this to connect directly to their homes internal network and it works great. Very reliable and great speeds.