Recently installed in a three-story maisonette due to weak to non-existent network on the floor. The router is on the ground floor. Connecting the two elements to the appropriate sockets (one on the ground floor next to the router and the other in the upper room). Three-phase power, separate panel on each floor. Using the Devolo app, installation was a breeze and took less than seven minutes. It synchronized immediately and signal measurement in the room was 48 Mbps with a 50 Mbps network connection.

EXCELLENT and STABLE network now, finally.

I am already considering buying two additional elements for the other two rooms on the floor.

Expensive, yes, but you can finally relax...

We are in a detached house where the router is on the second floor and we wanted to have internet on the ground floor... The setup was very easy... it worked immediately and with 18 Mbps from Cosmote (don't ask why 18... the area doesn't have higher speeds), we can watch three TVs with internet broadcasts without any interruptions or freezing of the image, two computers, and mobile devices... Before, we had a terrible router... I highly recommend it... it saved us... we were one step away from getting a second phone line (with fixed charges and fees)

It works but you need to change sockets until you find the one that gives you the highest speed. Due to three-phase power in my house, it gave me 24 in the middle while I have 100 speed, which is good since I don't want to run a cable.

Excellent. I use it in a room of the house that barely gets any internet signal. Before this, I had a tp link, which, however, did not have high speed and disconnected frequently. With this, we forgot about the internet problem we had

The truth is that I struggled to connect because I couldn't find the password. I called customer service and they answered politely and immediately and found the solution for me (which was obvious). The truth is that I have losses (I get 90 and the Xbox gets 19 with just one extra device connected), so I don't know if it's suitable for consoles and devices that require a lot of internet. However, for simple everyday use, it's perfect. I have covered all dead zones in a 200m2 house

An exceptional product truly solves your problem. If the money seems like a lot, just think that you will only spend it once and you will have perfect internet in dead zones. For example, with a 100 Mbps connection in my room, I used to get around 8-15 Mbps, now it's over 80 every time

I use it to cover the studio on the ground floor with internet (the router is on the 2nd floor). Stable internet with very good speed. Very good quality and price ratio.

I saw my light!! If you want to transfer wifi signal, I consider it to be the most correct solution "salty" as a price of course, but you get what you pay for, easy to install, you plug it in and forget about it, no losses of course, and it has more, and it doesn't have more? not something tragic of course, mesh function and you extend it, time will tell about its durability

I bought the Devolo Magic 1 WiFi Mini Starter to replace a similar pair of TP-LINK. The difference is huge. It doesn't disconnect, it doesn't slow down. Everything works perfectly from the first day I installed them. (Old apartment with single-phase panel)

Reliable powerline pair with WiFi. Works perfectly with one on the 2nd floor and the other in the basement. Measured and stable at 50 meters. Zoom meeting for 3 hours, smartphone and smart TV in the basement. Online streaming movie on the 2nd floor. Of course, with the same power and three-phase. Download the application for installation.

For the past 5-6 years, I have been using the dLAN 500 and 550, and my experience has been absolutely positive. I upgraded to the Devolo magic 1 mini wifi after installing fiber optic in a three-story maisonette. On the two floors, apart from the floor where the router is wired, the network reaches 90 mbps (compared to 65-75 mbps with dLAN), while the wireless reaches 47-48 mbps. It should be noted that the magic 1 only has 2.4 Ghz Wifi, there is no 5Ghz, which is faster but has a shorter range. My recommendation: if you are not concerned about further expenses, choose the Magic 2 for LAN and Wifi.

Very good product, it does what it promises without disconnections and speed reduction. However, its price is a bit high, but I consider it to be one of the most reliable in this field!

I have been the owner of the power-line for about 3 weeks now, it has a very simple installation and the instructions are quite well-written and easy to follow. As for its performance, I am in an old building (30 years old) with 2 floors and 3-phase power. It has not disconnected since the day I installed it and I have the full speed that I would have with a direct connection to the router (50 Mbps VDSL OTE) without any loss. Additionally, when transferring files from one computer to another via the power-line, it reaches the maximum speed of 100 Mbps provided by the Ethernet port of the device. It is worth the money it costs because you get something of quality that guarantees proper functioning.

Note: It takes 1 day of patience and testing to find the right socket in the house to minimize signal loss or potential disconnections. Once you find the right socket, you don't need to change it again.