PLW1000v2 - capped at 100mbps?
Hi all. I've been using PLW1000v2 & PL1000v2 for a while now on my home internet. I've been on a 100mbps plan & I was been getting between 70-90mbps which is fine. I've recently upgraded to a 500mbps plan & I'm still only getting 70-90mbps via the powerline adaptors (wirelessly connecting directly to the router is giving 500mbps). I've logged in to the router & I can see the PLW1000v2 on the network, but it's showing a link rate of 100mbps. Is there any way to increase that so I get closer to the 500 mark? I was under the impression that the PLW1000v2 could go up to 1000mbps? Thanks!
Difference between PLW1000 and PLW1010
I am just wondering what the difference is between the PLW1000 and PLW1010. When I do a compare on the Netgear website, they look identical. I just purchased the PLW1000 at Best Buy and when I came home to research it, I found a PLW1010 on Amazon for $30 less. Any reason for the big price difference?Powerline adapters outdoor, water proof?
Hi community, I want to place a powerline (with WIFI capability built in) just outside my house. Although there is some kind of roof above it, it will still get wet from the rain. So I would like to know if the powerline adapters from Netgear are water resistant (at least rain resistant) or not. I was mainly looking at the "PLW1000". Thank you for the info.PLW1000 buffering issues over wireless
I just recently purchased the PLW1000 Powerline Adapter with built-in Access Point to use another part of my house. The setup both physically and internally with the SSIDs and such was simple and easy. The issue I am having is a buffering issue while I am connected to the access point wireless. This happens on both frequencies (2.4 and 5). While hardwired to the powerline adapter, I get a consistent speed and connection. But wirelessly, my webpages, video and apps work for a little bit, and then all of a sudden they have to constantly buffer. The signal does not drop, and is constantly connected to the SSID with strong signal. I have had to either disconnect from the access point and reconnect to it, reboot through the www.mywifiext.net, or physically turn the adapter off and on, but it still consistently does this. I have updated the unit to the latest firmware (first thing I did when installing it), and have tried turning off either frequency to make sure it wasn't interference or a bandwidth issue. I have AT&T Uverse service and get a consistent 15-18Mbps down and 1Mbps up both wired and wirelessly via the adapter via Speedtest.net on multiple test weirdly. Direct from my router, I get similar speeds both wired and wirelessly without the buffering. Any advice/troubleshooting would be greatly appreciated because I as much as I like the device, if I cannot get this resolved, I will just return it for its inconsistency.