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Has anyone ever used one of these? Allows you to use cable internet instead of wifi.
powerline adapter
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Re: powerline adapter
No, I haven't use powerline adapters, but I heard they are a good alternatives to wifi because they use a wired connection.
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its why I'm thinking of one, wifi is nice but not as good as wired.
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I want to get one as well, but Powerline adapters can be kind of expensive.
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How long do they tend to last for?
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I think it depends on the brand, and price. If you buy one from a cheaper, and less reliable brand, it will last shorter. Higher quality and more expensive brands like Netgear, D-Link, and Belkin adapters would last longer.Skeithex wrote:How long do they tend to last for?
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I'll have to shop around and see what one can get.