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)

Quick install; easy to use; plug and play. We used these to add Ethernet to our RV without running extra wires and used the disconnected COAX outside to inside. Worked perfect!

One of the most affordable bonded MOCA 2.0 solutions on Amazon. I just upgraded my pair of YTMC-51N1-M2 to these. I was getting roughly 35 to 40 MBps, and now am reliably getting 85-100 MBps. Huge improvement, very happy.

Got a pair of these to replace low cost, lower speed MOCA adapters that lasted a year and then became unreliable. These have been in service for two weeks, reliable so far, with speeds above 300 Mbit/sec. Install was easy, just connected everything and away they go. Recommended.

Delivering over 300mps easy. Just plugged them in and they worked. Super easy.

I purchased two pack of these moca adapters, along with a few splitters and few short rg6 cables. Box includes POE filter, Ethernet cable, short coax cable, and small wrench. I did not use included coax cable. I am very happy with the result, my wireless extender is now a wired access point for improved wireless coverage on another floor. Cheaper than a mesh setup and speed is excellent!

Works well and is less expensive than the Actiontec adapters. Plug and play setup, without any bandwidth issues. Just make sure you use modern high bandwidth (up to 2500MHz) splitters. Most homes have very old splitters that will limit the MoCA 2.0 speeds of these adapters.

Despite the listing saying it doesnt work with AT&T, I was able to get it to work with AT&T fiber.

Why was I paying Brighthouse for their Echo ecosystem? This is the same if no a better solution for your network via coaxial cable. Simple to set up and faster results.

Purchased 3 MOCA adapters to have wired internet throughout a new home that was not internet enabled (builder oversight in my opinion). I prefer wired internet over Wi-Fi for element of security and general stability. The items are easy to install (plug and play), but figuring out how to plug in the unit where the internet enters your home and goes to your cable modem can be challenging if you do not have a MOCA enabled cable modem (most are not unless you have Fiber Optic cable coming into your house from your internet provider). I had to research via youtube videos to find one that explained how to hook it up better than the instruction booklet provided by Motorola. Once connected in the main room where my cable modem was, it was simply a matter of using the cable jack in the other rooms and running it to the MOCA adapter and then use an ethernet cable from the MOCA adapter to the device you want hooked to internet. i have 200Mbs internet service and get the same full speed on devices connected to the MOCA adapters. The only issue I have for install pertains to the need to split the cable output so you can use a regular cable box or tv adapter from your cable provider. The MOCA adapter does have a device port to allow for that, which works great for one device, but if you have more than one you may have to use an additional splitter. That may present problems in reducing speeds. Also need to ensure you get the right type of splitter for MOCA use. One other comment- it is important you use a POE filter and install it AT THE POINT THE INTERNET COMES INTO YOUR HOME to ensure the signal does not go back out to others on the same circuit/run. While this does add another device and another plug-in to address, it is a simple solution to set up once you have the first device connected to your cable modem correctly.

Like: With simple setup, cable cord-cutters can use the coaxial network in home to connect internet devices with ethernet. Maximizes your internet connection speed! Dislike: High cost for each adapter.