haha great vid man, straight away gave a like at the "yay we got cables" and also "this cant be speakers" 😅 hillarious. good job mate, thanks. gonna get one.
Hello, thanks for your video. Does it mean that even if I have several of the Lan/wifi devices, I cannot create a mesh network without the Special Modem?
if you see the whole video. i did infact plug it to the wall. i even tested on different situations. both works , despite using extension cable. weirdly works right haha. but in the long run, the extension seems to show occasion presence of signal. so at the end i opted for wall socket. even with wall socket itself it has to be a favourable wall socket that needs to be a standalone no neighbouring socket and have to be nearest mount to the transmitter with at least 1 wall thick seperation. this is based on my experience with this. yes i am aware the word powerline ( exclusively for wall mounting socket )
Is it alright to plug the powerline adapter & extender into extension sockets instead of wall sockets? I heard that it's best to plug it directly into wall sockets to avoid any interference. Is it true? =)
haha thats the thing, its true better to a wall socket directly. but as can see from the video, theres 2 ways i did , and both of them worked and connected either being extender and wall socket. mythbusted 😂👍 BUT. in the long run, better wall socket.
i have 3 socket on my room. the extender doesn't work at 1 socket, works but very slowly on the 2nd socket and works fully at 3th socket. Also it doesn't work on extension socket, it works but not fast on 3th socket mounted extension socket, very wierd... i think the wall socket are on different power cord. try it and do a speed test on each wall socket
Doesnt matter as long as the whole power circuit in your house are connected to the main DB, unless....your hosue got 2 different DB and you connecting 1 set on each another...then they cannot communicate...
I find as i use the same ssid (cloned my hub) as my hub for 3 x 8630p powerlines i have to turn my wifi on and off on my phone to connect to the strongest extender. Don't think there is a way around this as those that come in a pair share same ssid and an extra one will just share the same wifi password as the original 2. Annoying that phones can't pickout the strongest wifi from same ssid's without need to seitch on/off wifi on mobile phone but hey it only takes a second.
Hey nice content. Was wondering if my house is 3 phase, would it be a problem if i connected the adpater to phase 1 and connect the extender to phase 2/3?
You have to know which plugs are connected in 1st phase. Previously I'm encountered one of the phases not electric and my router power also affected so that I know which plugs are linked to which phase.
Technolically you could run a flat ethernet cable from tbe hub to the sender and that would send out a wifi signal without the need of the receiver. I have tested this theory by turning of my hubs wifi abd the sender does indeed send out wifi too.
I'm a little confused... On the box it says I can clone my current WI-Fi network meaning it will be the same SSID and password but inside the box there is another SSID and password used to connect to it. All I want is for it to extend the WI-FI connection from my router to the other part of the house where there is shitty connection. I don't really wanna fiddle with connecting to a new network, I just want it to use the same network and automatically have the same speeds and connection as if I were next to my router. Would this still work? 🤔
@@SketchyOnReviews Hey do you mind linking to me to the product? I need to rotate my plug downwards because the homeplug im using, the same as yours cant fit into the socket due to a barrier at the top. Thanks!
Supposedly it should reach 1.300 Mb/s max internal connection on the powerline. So you should be getting at least the same value has downstairs because you are only using 30Mb/s. I have a old model and I get 40Mb/s download and 100Mb/s upload.
thats werid, upload is usually considerabally lower than download, unless you have a work specific internet plan. My max 300mbps boxes are not doing their work when it comes to giving me the 200mbps i should be getting
Was expecting to see direct ethernet speed. Also better video editing to cut away those waiting time will make your video much easy to consume. Kudos for the content otherwise. Thank you.
ruclips.net/video/EKRrspFXntw/видео.html follow up vid check it out
Bro, your unifi package is 30 Mbps?
Nice instructional video. Easy to understand with no details spared.
haha great vid man, straight away gave a like at the "yay we got cables" and also "this cant be speakers" 😅 hillarious. good job mate, thanks. gonna get one.
Great video, but you should not plug powerline extenders into "Power Strips"
Regular ones are totally fine, unless they have some power management features
You can with the TP link for setting up only. It's in the instructions.
Will this work with a 1gps fibre connection?? WiFi 6 router?
Hello, thanks for your video.
Does it mean that even if I have several of the Lan/wifi devices, I cannot create a mesh network without the Special Modem?
You need to plug in on wall socket to make it work the powerline. and not to an extension socket for better performance. Is that true?
if you see the whole video. i did infact plug it to the wall. i even tested on different situations. both works , despite using extension cable. weirdly works right haha. but in the long run, the extension seems to show occasion presence of signal. so at the end i opted for wall socket. even with wall socket itself it has to be a favourable wall socket that needs to be a standalone no neighbouring socket and have to be nearest mount to the transmitter with at least 1 wall thick seperation. this is based on my experience with this. yes i am aware the word powerline ( exclusively for wall mounting socket )
technically it would work, but you might get interference with an extension
Thanks mate. My parents wifi extender was not working but followed your installation and now all is working!
What is your wifi's actual speed without the TP Link
great review ... just placed my order for one :)
:)
Is it alright to plug the powerline adapter & extender into extension sockets instead of wall sockets? I heard that it's best to plug it directly into wall sockets to avoid any interference. Is it true? =)
haha thats the thing, its true better to a wall socket directly. but as can see from the video, theres 2 ways i did , and both of them worked and connected either being extender and wall socket. mythbusted 😂👍 BUT. in the long run, better wall socket.
@@SketchyOnReviews alright, this is the review video i'm looking for. Thanks man, keep up the good work 👍
Thank you bro 🙏🙏
i have 3 socket on my room. the extender doesn't work at 1 socket, works but very slowly on the 2nd socket and works fully at 3th socket. Also it doesn't work on extension socket, it works but not fast on 3th socket mounted extension socket, very wierd...
i think the wall socket are on different power cord. try it and do a speed test on each wall socket
Doesnt matter as long as the whole power circuit in your house are connected to the main DB, unless....your hosue got 2 different DB and you connecting 1 set on each another...then they cannot communicate...
I find as i use the same ssid (cloned my hub) as my hub for 3 x 8630p powerlines i have to turn my wifi on and off on my phone to connect to the strongest extender. Don't think there is a way around this as those that come in a pair share same ssid and an extra one will just share the same wifi password as the original 2. Annoying that phones can't pickout the strongest wifi from same ssid's without need to seitch on/off wifi on mobile phone but hey it only takes a second.
Hey nice content.
Was wondering if my house is 3 phase, would it be a problem if i connected the adpater to phase 1 and connect the extender to phase 2/3?
Wouldn’t work mate as they’re on DIFFERENT PHASES…it would only work on sockets you have one the same phase.
You have to know which plugs are connected in 1st phase. Previously I'm encountered one of the phases not electric and my router power also affected so that I know which plugs are linked to which phase.
Thanks man! This really helps me understand how it works. Btw is you're wifi router 5G or 4G?
Good demo. Thk. It help all.
Great demo, thanks
Does your house have 3 phase power with multiple DB boxes? Mine has a separate DB box for ground and first floor so wondering if it'll still work.
if its on a different phase, it wouldnt work
@@akupehsluarketatAR bro.. means main red phase and receiver blue phase.. it cannot function?
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brooo better buy mesh e4 je , tplink , cheaper , rm299 je
@@SketchyOnReviews already got deco m4. i need other solutions to get past walls hehe
So basically this extender need to be use together with the adapter? Or it still works without the adapter?
this 2 things need to be together in order for it to work.
the adapter you mean the source plug ?
need to have the source & receiver.
Technolically you could run a flat ethernet cable from tbe hub to the sender and that would send out a wifi signal without the need of the receiver. I have tested this theory by turning of my hubs wifi abd the sender does indeed send out wifi too.
does the socket rotate?
support 5G? just upgrade my wifi from 30mbps to 300mbps.
currently using the tplink av600 kit, which bottleneck to 50mbps & only transmitting 2.4G
Just considering av600 before watching this video...seems need to buy av1300 also...
what brand and model your unifi wifi router?
Mine did not work, no internet connection for some reason
So you're practically getting no loss. I've got a set of 300mbps max adapters and I should be getting at least 200mb, but I'm getting 3mbps
I love you man!
love you too brada!
I'm a little confused... On the box it says I can clone my current WI-Fi network meaning it will be the same SSID and password but inside the box there is another SSID and password used to connect to it. All I want is for it to extend the WI-FI connection from my router to the other part of the house where there is shitty connection. I don't really wanna fiddle with connecting to a new network, I just want it to use the same network and automatically have the same speeds and connection as if I were next to my router. Would this still work? 🤔
No, unfortunately it has to be it’s own network. U could get a better modem
You can clone your hub ssid this info is bs.
Only 30 Mbps? :/
Good, thanks
Can we have more than 1 extender?
Yes ..I'm intrigued....
Can you test LAN connectivity? Are you on condo? Planning to buy this
staying landed property, not condo. will do a follow up video, but ive tested the mbs is faster by 3-5mbs by lan/rj45 cable.
Is there a maximum range for this adapter to work?
300 M.
Why don't you test the wired connection from it, that's the true test
great idea! will do a video on that soon!
ruclips.net/video/EKRrspFXntw/видео.html done a follow up vid, check it out 😁
Bro is that grey thing a rotating socket?
yes bro its rotating plug from ubiq
Eubiq
@@SketchyOnReviews Hey do you mind linking to me to the product? I need to rotate my plug downwards because the homeplug im using, the same as yours cant fit into the socket due to a barrier at the top. Thanks!
@@SketchyOnReviews IC thanks
@@KhairulAnwar-mp8lo ruclips.net/video/A8UGGdbgfro/видео.html heres the vid bro, hope it helps. cheers
Check the difference between megabyte and megabit
Plug to wall not multi strip
Supposedly it should reach 1.300 Mb/s max internal connection on the powerline. So you should be getting at least the same value has downstairs because you are only using 30Mb/s.
I have a old model and I get 40Mb/s download and 100Mb/s upload.
thats werid, upload is usually considerabally lower than download, unless you have a work specific internet plan.
My max 300mbps boxes are not doing their work when it comes to giving me the 200mbps i should be getting
Wtf they should be plug on the desired wall. Press the button and thats it.
Was expecting to see direct ethernet speed. Also better video editing to cut away those waiting time will make your video much easy to consume. Kudos for the content otherwise. Thank you.
Those speeds are terrible
Tp-link is terrible ! 😢