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 delivery, awesome product!!!

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.

I definitely do not get the 1000 Mbps mentioned, but this was a HUGE upgrade over the EoP that I was previously using.

Despite being newly built, our house has no ethernet cabling, only coaxial throughout the house. We have a single modem/router, and its wifi signal to our bedroom was too weak to be stable enough for online gaming. In addition to these adapters, I got a new coaxial splitter to add a connection from our bedrooms coax to the main source in the garage. Make sure to use the lowest # of splits as possible so that your signal strength isnt divided too much. We went from a 2-way to a 3-way splitter with -5.5db loss, which was not noticeable at all on our Gigabit plan. The adapters themselves are plug-and-play, no software setup needed once youve connected the cables properly following the instructions. We now have super fast wired internet in our room without ethernet, and our WiFi isnt bogged down by our streaming and gaming!

These MoCA boxes perform great! I get 1 gbps with <5ms ping using speedtest.net through this and two routers! If highly recommend this if you dont have an Ethernet run across your house and can use the preexisting coax!

Could not get it to work with my Spectrum internet

This has worked great in the living room where I have weak WiFi signal in the house. I attached it to a router and use it as an access point to connect an Xbox and a TV directly and now I don’t have to worry about losing connection to the internet.

Moved in to a house with coax in every room and spotty wifi. Adding two MoCA points was much cheaper than replacing with cat6 cables! Great speed (it is not the limiting factor), reliable, and although it’s difficult to wrap your head around, install was straightforward. If you plug in a wifi point to your moca point for range extending, remember to plug the ethernet cable into the router’s regular LAN port, not its ‘uplink’ port. Otherwise it will not communicate with the main router and just keep trying to be a mesh point! A speed test will help verify that everything is working.

This is exactly what I was hoping it would be! These devices are actually passing Ethernet over coax... TRANSPARENTLY!! For those that might care, I’m trunking 4 VLANs to an edge switch in my media center. I’ve got about 8 devices (streaming, gaming, smart home, etc) eating up a significant portion of the 1G trunk. One of these adapters sits on each end, and it’s completely transparent to my devices. I don’t notice any loss or stability issues as a result. There was practically no setup. Plug them in, and turn them on... done. MoCA doesn’t get enough love!! It’s way better than any power line adapter I’ve used. Also, try trunking VLANs over WiFi... tell me how that works out for you. I have no evidence to support this, but I bet if you bought four of these devices, you could LAG ports and have redundant uplinks (or 2Gb/s) over dusty, old coax. Color me impressed! If you’ve made it this far into my review, you have a need (not a want) for those MoCA adapters. Just get them! Your loved ones will appreciate the investment you’ve made in providing sweet, reliable bandwidth to the places you didn’t think it would, or even should, go. You’re not using the old black cable in your wall anyways... do something useful with it, and start transporting packets.

I work in IT. My FIOS ONT is in the basement in the laundry room and I only have them for Internet. The ONT allows an Ethernet cable to be ran from you ONT to your router. I have my router on the 2nd floor in my office for optimal placement. Running an Ethernet wire would have been a pain and costly to have done professionally. I tried using Powerline adapters but there was a solid amount of bandwidth loss, probably more due to poorer electrical wiring in the house. The MOCA adapters allowed me to use the existing coaxial in the house and worked great! Easy to plug in and really no configuration needed. If your not a tech person like me they would be an easy way to bring signal from device (modem or ONT) in say a basement to your router in your house. ***I would like to note I tried to get FIOS gigabit speed and use these. I was not able to get full bandwidth using these, although Im not sure if that is due to the electrical wiring in my house or the units themselves. I do know that if your electrical wiring isnt great that will result in loss of bandwidth. I decided to go with the 300/300 speed tier and get full bandwidth to my router. And honestly it saves me some money on the monthly fee and the 300/300 is fine for my usage. I would say the extra cost of the units is offset by the ease of use of installation and flexibility of placement.