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    Reviews - Netgear Powerline Nano 500 Set (XAVB5101)

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    Re: Reviews - Netgear Powerline Nano 500 Set (XAVB5101)

    What would be really handy for reviews of these devices would be a comparison of an equivalent 500Mbps set that we know performs well so that its easy to see which 500mpbs set is the one to go for if possible )

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    Re: Reviews - Netgear Powerline Nano 500 Set (XAVB5101)

    I like the develo kit and they have lots of options for the 200mpbs stuff like 3 port switch with passthrough and wireless ap built into one unit - the only thing they lack is this in one of their 500mpbs units - that would make it perect.

    Granted running a proper cable would be better but there are times when this can just not be done and for this it's perfect.

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    Re: Reviews - Netgear Powerline Nano 500 Set (XAVB5101)

    Apex, What's wrong with the Devolo 500AV Triple?. 3 Outlets and pass through power. I am using them and am delighted with their simple and effective performance

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    Re: Reviews - Netgear Powerline Nano 500 Set (XAVB5101)

    I wasn't aware that they offed them now.... last time i checked their website they did not have any of that listed (wonder if they have put a wireless ap in one of the 500mb units yet)

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    Just checked they do not currently offer one of the adapters on the 500mpbs spec with the wireless ap that they do in the 200mpbs setup - that would be the killer unit really

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    Re: Reviews - Netgear Powerline Nano 500 Set (XAVB5101)

    Quick question, will these work through a multi-socket extension cable?

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    Re: Reviews - Netgear Powerline Nano 500 Set (XAVB5101)

    They may or may not - if the extension is the filted type it can in the worse case stop them from working and in the best case just cut the speed down.

    Personally if i was you i would get the develo 500mpbs version that has a passthrough so that you don't loose a plug etc.

    http://www.devolo.co.uk/consumer/82_...es_8.html?l=en

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    Re: Reviews - Netgear Powerline Nano 500 Set (XAVB5101)

    Ok, thanks Apex!

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    Re: Reviews - Netgear Powerline Nano 500 Set (XAVB5101)

    Glad to be of hope

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    Re: Reviews - Netgear Powerline Nano 500 Set (XAVB5101)

    not backwards compatible out of the box with other powerline products, and netgear support useless. I had thought Netgear has sorted themselves out - they ain't. Avoid all Netgear products, including the new 'good'routers where techical support is essential.

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