Pleasantly surprised, the technology will be useful.

I had 80 years ago, shortly after then the 200 in use, however, of Allnet.
Really pleased I was with those Nie, and then fell out even early. In the 200s, I noticed a particularly negative, which apparently led the gleichzeitioge sending and receiving devices under load to collapse in performance.

Not so this 500.

The transmission rate is very satisfactory, and corresponds to a net 100Mbit cable (in accordance with the connections to the unit) Gross stable values ​​over 200Mbit in transmit and receive direction are displayed here in a 125 m² apartment.

Practically the heist, I can look without disturbing HD TV, better than a 300 MBit WLAN connection (gross), and besides still hang with 2 computers in the network.

Important to me were the integrated sockets because these minimize the interference caused by connected devices.

One should not expect miracles, the best is still a Cat 6 cable, but wireless is susceptible to interference, so I would for critical things when no cabling is possible, favor this kit.

The technology has come of age.