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NETGEAR XE102 Wall-Plugged Ethernet Bridge

NETGEAR XE102 Wall-Plugged Ethernet Bridge
MSRP: $72.00
Your Price: $47.38
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Manufacturer: Netgear Inc
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NETGEAR XE102 Wall-Plugged Ethernet Bridge Features

Wall-plugged ethernet bridge lets you easily extend a network using electric lines
Delivers up to 14 Mbps wired speed
Three easy-to-read icon LEDs for quick status information at a glance
True plug and play simplicity
Device measures 3.92 x 1.84 x 2.88 inches (WxHxD)
 

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Additional NETGEAR XE102 Wall-Plugged Ethernet Bridge Information

For a truly simple way to bring the Internet to any room in your home, look no further than NETGEAR's Wall-Plugged Ethernet Bridge. It plugs into an electrical outlet and uses your existing electrical wiring to give your entire household access to your Cable/DSL connection. With no expensive new wiring or cabling to install, your family can surf the Web, participate in online gaming, send and receive e-mail, and share files and printers, all from different rooms at the same time. Uncomplicated and very quick to install, it plugs right into a wall outlet, reducing clutter and saving valuable desk space. Designed for ease of use, it has new, easy-to-read icon LEDs, and protects your network communications from eavesdroppers and hackers, while not increasing your electricity bill.

 

What Customers Say About NETGEAR XE102 Wall-Plugged Ethernet Bridge:

Highly recommend it. The computer found the internet (I am using Windows XP on that particular computer) with no problems.

It is very dependable. It is obviously not as fast as a direct connection, but it is certainly faster and much more reliable than wireless.

This device work very well. When I sent for the third one, I just plugged it into the wall outlet and into the computer.

Also, it is much easier to setup. The one thing that was not made clear (to me, anyways) was that you do not need more than one plugged into your router for several computers to work off.

Awesome. Thanks.

This works ok, but not as well as hoped for. But be warned -- the SEE IT NOW video link from THIS product shows truly wireless adapters. This is NOT one of those so I'm not sure why Netgear would show those in a video for a non wireless adapter. You plug this device into an outlet and then run an ethernet cable from the device to your PC/laptop.

It was truly a Plug and Play experience for me. It has been working for over a month now without a glitch.

At first performance lags, then you get inexplicable drop-outs that are intermittent. Finally, you get to the point where it drops out every hour then every few minutes. When they die they do it gradually over about a month. So, I got a second new pair and that pair just died after about 14 months. These work well but seem to burn out fast. They seem to last about a year. They just blink on and off. The LED's do not tell you what's wrong.

I don't know if this is a newer model that looks the same or the same model I've been getting, so I'm just going to caution buyers to be aware. The drop-outs become gradually more and more frequent, so it's not clear what's going on at first. I bought a set of these about two years ago and it worked really well at first but died after about 10 months. Both sets I have had have failed in this way. It will drop out maybe once per day. Meanwhile you're running around re-booting your modem and fiddling with the computer and calling your ISP for nothing. So, if you buy one of these, definitely register it for the 3-year warranty and keep all of your paperwork.

Within a minute I had my printer networked. I've been looking for a way to put my network printer onto my home network and found this tool. Some additional time to setup encryption (so my annoying neighbors cannot snoop into my network) and I was good to go. My printer didn't come w/ wireless so I thought my only options were either really really long cable or an ethernet to wireless bridge (most of which have terrible or inconsistent reviews). Then I found this. Definitely recommend. I'm giving four stars, instead of five, as since it's little on the pricey side.

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