

Product Details
- Brand: Netgear
- Model: XAVB101-100NAS
- Original language:
English - Dimensions: 3.40" h x
6.50" w x
8.50" l,
1.30 pounds
Features
- Kit includes two adapters that use existing electrical wiring in your home to create a network connection
- Plug and play installation requires no software
- Delivers up to 200 Mbps throughput for high-bandwidth applications; Homeplug AV compliant
- 128-bit encryption for extra security
- Each adapter measures 2.83 x 3.86 x 1.57 inches (WxHxD); backed by a 1-year warranty
- Each adapter measures 283 x 386 x 157 inches (WxHxD); backed by a 1-year warranty
NETGEAR XAVB101 Powerline AV Ethernet Adapter Kit
Product Description
Netgear Xavb101-100Nas
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
66 of 66 people found the following review helpful.Good product
By J. Turner
This product is awesome for people that do not have the time or money to wire their house with Cat 5 cables. I previously had wireless adapters connected to my computer and xbox 360 two floors away from my router and they were getting 16-24mbps max with pings from 150-200ms. With these powerline adapters I constantly have a connection speed of 90-100mbps with pings around 25-65ms.Super easy to set up, just plug each end into a WALL power outlet and connect the ethernet cables(one to a router/modem) and your good to go.My house is about 25yrs old so I dont think you need a new house for these to work. I tried plugging these into a surge protector on one end and speeds went down to about 10mbps. So, if you have connection issues or slow speeds make sure they are not plugged into a surge protector.Overall great product.
155 of 163 people found the following review helpful.Hook-up for Directv Video on Demand---look no wires!
By Ed
Have had Directv for years. Felt it was about time for me to upgrade to one of their new products......I think technology has left my old brain in the dust! Anyway, I got the HD DVR, which is capable of VOD (video on demand). To use this service it requires a hook up from the internet router to the Directv receiver. Well, my router is in the den and no where close enough to the new HD equipment. I really felt that the digital video recorder and the receiver would be the extent of my use. I was reading about the Netgear Powerline Adapter and was hoping it would solve the VOD hookup problem (terrible to have something and not be able to use it). Was thinking I would have to call someone in to help set this up, as my lack of understand electronics would amaze anyone. The product arrived, hardly any instructions. The two units plug into a wall electrical outlet, one in each room. The one in the den plugs into the Linksys wireless G router with the supplied Ethernet cable, the second unit plugs into an electrical outlet near the TV and the satellite box, hooked up with a second Ethernet cable. Now the unbelievable part of the story----the whole thing works and I did it myself! I am bragging because I have a problem screwing in a light bulb. Now, thanks to the Powerline AV kit I have video on demand, which I thought I would never get to use. I am sure if you can plug in a toaster you will have no problem hooking this up. Hope I didn't bore you with this, but you must understand this is a major accomplishment for me.
48 of 48 people found the following review helpful.Excellent ease of use and performance
By T. D. Johnson
Our wireless router just wasn't able to get a good connection to our new video room so I started looking at options. I had to send the connection from one side of the house to the other and while I've stayed away from powerline adapters in the past, I found that some of the newer ones were getting decent reviews, including the XAV101s. I bought the 'starter pak' and after 10 minutes had them up and running. The remote is connected at 152 Mbps so I'm happy as can be with the connection. I see no difference in download speeds whether I'm directly connected to my router or to the remotely located XAV101 so any lag is with my internet ISP, not my powerline units.
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