Versustheworld89

I looked over that article but did not help me much. Then I ended up on TP-Links wedsite and found they are giving refunds on these devices because they are not working like they proclaimed they should. So I am thinking about using the refund money for a NetGear Ethernet over Power device. One that should A) be friendly to my Router and B) have an ethernet port because I am not a huge fan of wireless. Should I have to worry about brand compatibility?

I will take a look at it, thanks.

I have recently bought a new router, the NETGEAR AC1750 Smart WiFi Router to help security and more reliability compared to the Modem Router combo from Comcast. It seems to be working okay-ish. My problem is when I have my TP-Link AV500 Wi-Fi Range Extender, Powerline Edition plugged into my router and use the Wired Connection on the actual extension device it puts those devices on a different network. These devices do not get the internet and obviously, cannot talk to any of my other devices in my house. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

i would love them all. Been wanting to try a nice gaming mouse instead of the Logitec Trackball!! The headset looks super comfey as well!!