BoKnowsTech I have a couple questions. So the coax cable comes from any cable box? And you just have to plug that into the extender? I'm trying to get less lag on my ps4. I play fighting games and recently I've been experiencing some very annoying lag spikes. I've tried the powerline adapters and they don't seem to help. Looking for a wired connection without having to move the router and modem. Thank you
My new job requires a wired internet connection. I cant cut corners. I have one Ethernet ply left. Should I just run a longer cord directly to the router?
Hey, I was wondering if you noticed a noticable speed difference with this. Hopefully you tested it with your main modem/router and then this "Extender" as I want to keep my 400 Mbps vs the 90 I get with wifi or any "extenders"
When plugged in via Ethernet the speed is the same as the main router. The WiFi portion is about 5-10% slower but in real application you won’t notice a difference. This only works if you have fios as your internet provider.
@@tsumokun5959 same!! In a room 30 feet away from router and soooo slow. All my zoom calls cut out. Did it work? Confused if I need the Verizon extender also? Thanks!
Hey hey! At our home we have a modem in the living room with wifi from there. I want to get ethernet to my PC but can't move the modem. Instead of a wifi extender is there a device that will allow me to connect to the COAX wall port and get me ethernet to my PC in my room? Thanks!
Hey Bo! I have coax outlet in my bedroom on 2nd floor.. Our modem/router are in basement. To work from home with my job, my computer has to be "hard wired" and cannot run off of wifi. Would you say that if I used an Ethernet cable to go from the laptop to the extender that it would hold the connection? The concern is when on the phone that wifi would not be consistent to hold the speed needed. What do you think?
@@Bo_Yang I believe you answered my question. Our modem/router is on the main floor of the house but my office is downstairs. I'm finding I need to hard wire my laptop but no access to the modem/router upstairs. I do have a coax cable/cat 6 outlet in my office so I'm guessing I could use those if I have my ISP activate it?
I went through most of the comments. So I have a Docsis 3.0 connected to my RT-AC88U router, lets say its down stairs. I have read that I need to buy a Actiontec Bonded MoCA 2.0 Ethernet to Coax Adapter have that plugged into my RT-Ac88U via ethernet cable. I then have the Adapter connect to a coaxial in the wall. Then I have my Actiontec 802.11ac Desktop WiFi Extender upstairs connected to a coaxial cable upstairs. That sound right?
This guide was more problematic than you might think. You never told how MoCa needs to be enabled by the router. This seems to actually work just like the Coax to Ethernet adapters by Actiontec, but with 5G Wi-Fi as well I thought I was saved from dealing with that stuff but sadly I read the manual online and it talks about that same thing I was already struggling with on the adapters. Additionally, you need to have a single service provider if you have cable and Internet. If your router does not support Coax/Moca normally, then you need an adapter plugged into the modem or router as well, and need to split the cable from the line that leads into your house. But at least once you have done this, you can use the Coax in any area of the house. This should work with most service providers that will use a Coax, but as you have said, Verizon FiOs seems to support it completely while others may be less compatible.
So i have a question if I buy the nighthawk router and put it downstairs where the modem is and I buy this thing am connect it would it be the same as if I’m putting the Ethernet from my PS4 to my nighthawk if I purchase this thing? Please answer thanks in advance!
Got a question your probably know...this is my first time getting wifi...i have a router which i see that i have wifi but i have no internet? Do i need a modem to have internet??
Goat SZN A router just provides the “route” for the internet to reach your devices. It cannot work without a modem, which retrieves the internet signal in the first place. Some internet service providers will supply you with a device that is a router and modem all-in-one.
can someone help me i have the adapter plugged in, coax plugged in, and the ethernet plugged and it’s fine i think but when i plug the ethernet into my xbox my xbox has no connection
I F ing love you. The exact same problem and have a computer that can't take wifi and needs a wired connection. But I am very far away from the router.
Since I bought a router just to wire it to my Xbox, do I need a modem for that even though it’s wired. In my opinion, I feel like all I need is a router and Ethernet cable strictly for my Xbox
Hey so im having some issues, my modem is in the living room and i live on the 3rd floor apartment, from what i can see i only have one coax cable in the living room not the bedroom where i want to move the modem, any ideas on what i can do?
Hi Bo, we have cable with ATT and our internet service is with Spectrum. Can I ask ATT to run a coax cable to my room upstairs and I will connect to that coax for my hardwire internet connection. Will this work?
Unfortunately not, if you have xfinity rented equipment, but if you have an xfinity compatible modem&router that is also compatible with this device i dont see why it wouldn't. If you just want to extend your Wi-Fi / kill deadspots in your home and you have an xfinity rented modem/router the best bet is to purchas some xfinity x-fi pods, which are basically extenders for wireless conection, but they are the most compatible with xfinitys gateway.
Question. I have a modem:router combo. If I buy this and extend the range wirelessly. Can I use an Ethernet cable from my ps4 to the extender and have the same effects as if I’m wired to the modem/router
I'm looking to start a new job which requires "a computer wired to the internet". Does this set-up qualify as a wired connection, or is it still considered wi-fi? Thanks.
@boYang, I am an Xfinity customer and am in need of a second hardwired connection in my Gameroom. My main modem is downstairs and is there for several reasons, so moving it upstairs is not an option. I thought I could buy a second modem for the Gameroom, which I did but once I called Xfinity to have the modem enabled from their end they told me I could only have one modem in the house. I don't have ethernet connection options upstairs just a coaxial connection option coming from the wall. How do I get a hardware connection upstairs without a second modem? Will the option detailed in this video not require Xfinity to authorize/enable from their end?
@Bo Yang really appreciate the response, as it happens I have a mesh (Orbit) Network in my house now which works pretty good. What I did to fix my issue was to take one of the satellite orbi pods upstairs to provide better coverage. I suspect the solution won't work all that great for my theater room that's pretty well insulated but I'll try to find the solution for that as well thank you again for the response
does your ISP provider have to be Verizon Fios or does that not matter? And also when you mean coax cable, does the room you want to be hardlined in just have to have a coax plug from the wall?
It looks like i have another coax port upstairs but my router is in the living room. Can i use the extender on the upstairs coax port and just connect my ethernet lines to the extender?
Like for real though does anyone have any idea what I could do because my setup is in my attic and the router is downstairs on the first floor and Idk if I should get a long ass ethernet cable and just bring it upstairs or if I should get a usb wifi adapter or something
Ok so u have a coax cable i my room upstairs. And i have a wifi extender. So if i just plug in the coax cable to the extender and then ethernet to my computer, thats all i have to do? Or is there some connection that has to be made to the router itself as well?
wait so i have a question, can i just plug it into the wall and connect the thing to my internet and plug my pc into it and it will connect? or do i need that white wire that he shows?
@@Bo_Yang I just discovered your channel. I believe a cellspot is made for better wifi calling, but it bills to your T - Mobile account because they are the ones who created it. its like a mini router made for wifi calling i think
I have a modem on the second floor with a router but what I want to accomplish with the box your recommending is to us internet on the first floor witha second router connected to the box your recommending so that I can use multiple devices on the first floor. Is this possible? Thanks for all the help. Do I have to be a Verizon customer? Cheers!
Ethernet is hard wired internet so basically it's a physical cable If you see your router there's a cable connected to the bottom of an area it's like s little box that's the phone box I believe That connects to your home WiFi So this extender gives you hard wired connection Much more stable
@@Bo_Yang I just built my pc for my bedroom and don’t want to run a wire all through my house. I have a coax port in my room, do you think this is the right product I’m looking for? Is it exactly the same as if I were plugged into my router?
hi bo i need help! my daughters signal drop off on her xbox one in her room. we have fios and we also have a lot of wireless devices including cameras all over our home. she has basic cable in her room and her xbox drops off constantly. will this device fix this? people keep telling me to get an extender. can you help. ?
Does getting a WiFi extender than connecting a Ethernet to it and connecting the Ethernet that’s connected the WiFi extender to the laptop does that work?
How will the wireless connector connect to the internet? and what will the coxail cable do? And i want to plug in the ethernet cable into my pc so which ethernet cable should i get? like cat6 or cat 5 i am confused abt that
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If I attach this to my room, will it make the WiFi worse elsewhere in my home? I have a big family of 6 all on one router in a home with 3 total floors. I tried a previous adapter that connected to a coax and had an eathernet cable but it made the WiFi in the home much worse.
My son ran an Ethernet cable from our basement into his room and taped it down so no one trips over it. He did this because he has tremendous lag on his XBox. Question if I take one of our FIOS extenders and did what you said and plug his cable and Xbox directly into the back would that work the same as it does now coming directly from the router downstairs?
I just got a netduma gaming router but I wanted to plug straight into the router but my moms making me set the router up in the laundry room cause she thinks thats where it will give out the best signal throughout the house and I have a wall ethernet port so if I plugged into that through my ps5 will it be the same as plugging straight into the router
I have my main router down stairs dual setup btw..now if I want a router in my room, can I just buy another router like the one you have and plug an Ethernet cable in the back of it .btw I have a Ethernet cable running upstairs through the wall.ty
Ok complete newbie here but need wifi in my room/office for zoom calls and it cuts out constantly! I added everything to my Amazon cart, except the Verizon extender as that seems only for Fios customers? Is what I have sufficient now? So confusing 😬😂🙏🏼 Thank you!!
Does this only work with verizon? I have ATT internet and dish tv with the coax cables and one in the room I would want to set it up, would I still be able to set it up and have it working so I could hardwire my PC?
My modem is connected in the living room and the bedrooms are too far for wifi to reach. would i have to have a coax splitter in the attic that current leads only to the living room to split the main signal into both my middle room(closest to all three bedrooms) and the living room?
Will this help with console . I have looked at so many yt vids and devices . I live in a 2 story house and my Xbox and tv is upstairs , any advice on wHt to get ? Will the product u shown in this vid help ?!
If you got questions, drop em down below!
BoKnowsTech I have a couple questions. So the coax cable comes from any cable box? And you just have to plug that into the extender? I'm trying to get less lag on my ps4. I play fighting games and recently I've been experiencing some very annoying lag spikes. I've tried the powerline adapters and they don't seem to help. Looking for a wired connection without having to move the router and modem. Thank you
BoKnowsTech you said drop the questions below and you haven’t answered either of them.
@@Los714 lol
My new job requires a wired internet connection. I cant cut corners. I have one Ethernet ply left. Should I just run a longer cord directly to the router?
nice
who else came here when they found out their newly built gaming pc had no wifi compatibility
Ethan Judson u can buy an adapter for like 20 bucks
Brooooo
flan I did and hardwire is still better.
Snowman _ yea hardwire is always better but he said his pc didn’t have WiFi so that’s why I said that
Only the people who dont read specs so much hate.
1:27 when the actual video starts
Chipotle Boy thx
Chipotle Boy thanks champ
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Thanks
I've watched dozens of videos about WiFi extenders, access point, etc and this is only time I've heard of this! Thanks!
omfg this helped alot and i thought my wifi extender was useless good thing i didnt get rid of it
Me to my friend: Yo can I get the WiFi password?
Friend: Yea it’s on the back of the router
The back of the router: 1:27
*Put Minecraft enchanting table meme here*
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@@UKEDNHAT7 yes😂
@@Unknown-1407 your welcome.
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@@UKEDNHAT7 thank you. have a nice day ✌🏼
S.O.B! I KNEW IT WAS GOING TO BE SOME CRAZY ASS LONG NAMED ELECTRONIC DEVICE ID NEED THAT I CAN'T GET AT 1AM
Oh my god, thank you so much. You just saved me from so much work and frustration running a cord from downstairs!
Thank you so much, I needed this for playing games, watching shows, streaming/recording, etc. Again, thank you so much.
Glad you found it useful!
Watching this my quality dropped to 480p
Me seeing him getting 800mbs when I get 2mbs 👁👄👁
I get 430
I get 800kb max
*WATCHES THIS IN 144p*
*Watches this without WiFi*
Zayrzy watched this without WiFi or cellular data
Watched it without earth
Watched it without Pluto
Dego that’s what i’m doing💀
Bruh I don’t know what any of this means. 😂
I feel you lmao
damn sucks for you
I do
@@gamingtrash3977 pog champ. TEACH ME
I'm so fucking lost
In his thumbnail I thought it said “how to get weird in your room” ☠️
Illiterate fool
Lmao
and you clicked it....😭💀
@@agentmoron747 You gotta admit bro, that is quite funny.
@@OneYulaw Not really
this was a very helpful and efficient video. Thank you!
Glad to be of help!
me chilling thinking I have fast Wi-Fi with 5mbps on average,
while this guy is getting 840mbps on average,
WHAT
That intro made me feel really disappointed with my house
Hey, I was wondering if you noticed a noticable speed difference with this. Hopefully you tested it with your main modem/router and then this "Extender" as I want to keep my 400 Mbps vs the 90 I get with wifi or any "extenders"
When plugged in via Ethernet the speed is the same as the main router. The WiFi portion is about 5-10% slower but in real application you won’t notice a difference. This only works if you have fios as your internet provider.
400mbps!!! i get like 3! what internet service provider do you use?
@@tsumokun5959 same!! In a room 30 feet away from router and soooo slow. All my zoom calls cut out. Did it work? Confused if I need the Verizon extender also? Thanks!
Hey hey! At our home we have a modem in the living room with wifi from there. I want to get ethernet to my PC but can't move the modem. Instead of a wifi extender is there a device that will allow me to connect to the COAX wall port and get me ethernet to my PC in my room? Thanks!
When you've been playing on a solid 0 ping your entire life but suddenly get 1% packet loss
Will this transfer gigabit internet
This is really late lol but yes it carries 1gig
Hey Bo! I have coax outlet in my bedroom on 2nd floor.. Our modem/router are in basement. To work from home with my job, my computer has to be "hard wired" and cannot run off of wifi. Would you say that if I used an Ethernet cable to go from the laptop to the extender that it would hold the connection? The concern is when on the phone that wifi would not be consistent to hold the speed needed. What do you think?
If you have your service with fios and that coax cable is active then yes this would be same as if plugged directly into the router in the basement.
@@Bo_Yang I believe you answered my question. Our modem/router is on the main floor of the house but my office is downstairs. I'm finding I need to hard wire my laptop but no access to the modem/router upstairs. I do have a coax cable/cat 6 outlet in my office so I'm guessing I could use those if I have my ISP activate it?
I went through most of the comments. So I have a Docsis 3.0 connected to my RT-AC88U router, lets say its down stairs. I have read that I need to buy a Actiontec Bonded MoCA 2.0 Ethernet to Coax Adapter have that plugged into my RT-Ac88U via ethernet cable. I then have the Adapter connect to a coaxial in the wall. Then I have my Actiontec 802.11ac Desktop WiFi Extender upstairs connected to a coaxial cable upstairs. That sound right?
Really think he missed how the other end of the coax should work. All wall mounts in my house bypass my modem.
thank you so much this helped me now i got the 5th fastest internet in my state
Which state
Could I just use an old cable company issued router that didn't find it's way back to the provider office from a previous disconnect?
This guide was more problematic than you might think. You never told how MoCa needs to be enabled by the router. This seems to actually work just like the Coax to Ethernet adapters by Actiontec, but with 5G Wi-Fi as well I thought I was saved from dealing with that stuff but sadly I read the manual online and it talks about that same thing I was already struggling with on the adapters. Additionally, you need to have a single service provider if you have cable and Internet. If your router does not support Coax/Moca normally, then you need an adapter plugged into the modem or router as well, and need to split the cable from the line that leads into your house. But at least once you have done this, you can use the Coax in any area of the house. This should work with most service providers that will use a Coax, but as you have said, Verizon FiOs seems to support it completely while others may be less compatible.
So i have a question if I buy the nighthawk router and put it downstairs where the modem is and I buy this thing am connect it would it be the same as if I’m putting the Ethernet from my PS4 to my nighthawk if I purchase this thing? Please answer thanks in advance!
Got a question your probably know...this is my first time getting wifi...i have a router which i see that i have wifi but i have no internet? Do i need a modem to have internet??
Goat SZN have you figured it out?
Goat SZN A router just provides the “route” for the internet to reach your devices. It cannot work without a modem, which retrieves the internet signal in the first place. Some internet service providers will supply you with a device that is a router and modem all-in-one.
So is this device pulling internet from the coaxial cable wire? Basically giving you two legit wired modems in your house?
Yes.
@@Bo_Yang very cool. Thanks so much
can someone help me i have the adapter plugged in, coax plugged in, and the ethernet plugged and it’s fine i think but when i plug the ethernet into my xbox my xbox has no connection
I have a pc in my room and I need Ethernet, but the router is in another room. I have fiber optic. Will this work?
Only if you have a fios router that has a coax cable hooked up to it
I F ing love you. The exact same problem and have a computer that can't take wifi and needs a wired connection. But I am very far away from the router.
Glad it helped
Do I need to have an active cable subscription to implement this?
Verizon fios
Can I connect This to the Xbox one? I’m thinking about moving it to my room so I can have a keyboard and mouse setup. Great vid btw I liked and subbed
Aejp.594 yes
Yes. It’s just like a wireless router
Since I bought a router just to wire it to my Xbox, do I need a modem for that even though it’s wired. In my opinion, I feel like all I need is a router and Ethernet cable strictly for my Xbox
There is no modem for a fios connection.
Hey so im having some issues, my modem is in the living room and i live on the 3rd floor apartment, from what i can see i only have one coax cable in the living room not the bedroom where i want to move the modem, any ideas on what i can do?
Hi Bo, we have cable with ATT and our internet service is with Spectrum. Can I ask ATT to run a coax cable to my room upstairs and I will connect to that coax for my hardwire internet connection. Will this work?
I need this for my pc. Do I can I just plug this into my wall then connect my Ethernet to it. Then connect my network to it?
Yes. Make sure you have Verizon fios as your ISP
Bo Yang so I can’t use Verizon?
You need fios as your service provider for this to work
Bo Yang we’ll rip I have att internet. But thanks for the help
@@Bo_Yang I have spectrum, does that mean I can't do this as well
Will this work with xfinity router in a different room
Does not work for xfinity
Unfortunately not, if you have xfinity rented equipment, but if you have an xfinity compatible modem&router that is also compatible with this device i dont see why it wouldn't. If you just want to extend your Wi-Fi / kill deadspots in your home and you have an xfinity rented modem/router the best bet is to purchas some xfinity x-fi pods, which are basically extenders for wireless conection, but they are the most compatible with xfinitys gateway.
Question. I have a modem:router combo. If I buy this and extend the range wirelessly. Can I use an Ethernet cable from my ps4 to the extender and have the same effects as if I’m wired to the modem/router
Yup that’s what this does. You need a coax cable
I'm looking to start a new job which requires "a computer wired to the internet". Does this set-up qualify as a wired connection, or is it still considered wi-fi? Thanks.
This is the same as wired.
@@Bo_Yang Thanks for your prompt reply! And keep up the good work! :-)
@boYang, I am an Xfinity customer and am in need of a second hardwired connection in my Gameroom. My main modem is downstairs and is there for several reasons, so moving it upstairs is not an option. I thought I could buy a second modem for the Gameroom, which I did but once I called Xfinity to have the modem enabled from their end they told me I could only have one modem in the house. I don't have ethernet connection options upstairs just a coaxial connection option coming from the wall. How do I get a hardware connection upstairs without a second modem? Will the option detailed in this video not require Xfinity to authorize/enable from their end?
I’ll help when I can. I would recommend you looking into a mesh network or route a long Ethernet cable from your modem to wherever your game room is
@Bo Yang really appreciate the response, as it happens I have a mesh (Orbit) Network in my house now which works pretty good. What I did to fix my issue was to take one of the satellite orbi pods upstairs to provide better coverage. I suspect the solution won't work all that great for my theater room that's pretty well insulated but I'll try to find the solution for that as well thank you again for the response
Xfinity offers Pods. With two Ethernet ports. This setup will only work if you’re using xfinity modem.
If your house has separate heating and cooling air vents, you can feed an Ethernet cable through the cooling vent.
Great idea
Bro dropping 800mb download speed and I can barely get 1mb during inactive hours, nice.
does your ISP provider have to be Verizon Fios or does that not matter? And also when you mean coax cable, does the room you want to be hardlined in just have to have a coax plug from the wall?
Yes it has to be Verizon fios as stated in the video
It looks like i have another coax port upstairs but my router is in the living room. Can i use the extender on the upstairs coax port and just connect my ethernet lines to the extender?
If the coax port is live then yes you can.
Bo Yang how do you know if it’s live?
@@spporadic1330 plug into a cable set top box and see if it works.
my video dropped to 144p watching this
So is this MOCA and do you need another piece of equipment hooked up to your main modem/router
Yes this is moca. Don’t need anything else besides the fios router.
Will it show up as a wired connection on the laptop?
DAMN 850MBPS ? Where do you live mannnnn ....
Probably google fiber it’s a 1000 MBPS up and down.
i live in canada and 600mb wifi is cheap
Verizon FIOS
Why Be Scared It’s Verizon FiOS, they don’t offer true 1 Gigabit, but it’s pretty close with 940 mbps download and 880 mbps upload
Hey man I have a linksys velvo I need help connecting the Ethernet to my Mac can I please get some help
So do I have to plug a coax cable into the extender for it to work… I already have a coax plugged into the motem
Just bought a wireless card for my pc as my new man cave in my new house doesnt have an ethernet port. The signal sucks. Need to get one of these.
My room is upstairs and the router is in the basement and i have $2 and some cheese to my name, i cant buy a router any suggestions anyone??
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yourMothersmh lol
@@yourmothersmh9454 lmao
Wash a car
Like for real though does anyone have any idea what I could do because my setup is in my attic and the router is downstairs on the first floor and Idk if I should get a long ass ethernet cable and just bring it upstairs or if I should get a usb wifi adapter or something
While watching this I had a 1080p monitor and got 240p
Can you talk about the Powerline in more detail for another video please?
Ok so u have a coax cable i my room upstairs. And i have a wifi extender. So if i just plug in the coax cable to the extender and then ethernet to my computer, thats all i have to do? Or is there some connection that has to be made to the router itself as well?
No connection to the router. You need to log into the extender gateway shown in the vid and set it up
wait so i have a question, can i just plug it into the wall and connect the thing to my internet and plug my pc into it and it will connect? or do i need that white wire that he shows?
i have the same question, i hope he answers it
I’m pretty sure you’ll need the coaxial cable bro, it’s the white one lol I’m sure you can contact your isp to get you one (
You need the coax port (white cable)
That’s my main problem 🙄 duh!! I don’t have a cable outlet in my room that’s the only reason why my router-modem is in another room? God damn it
did you find a solution please help
Fr
omg I need this!!! I have the coax cable but does it only work for Verizon or does it also work with Xfinity?
Sorry Verizon fios only.
Yo thanks I gotta put my pc setup and Xbox in my room
same
the website on the back of my extender doesn't work for me, so i cant set up my network.
JTee I can’t go to the website because I don’t got wifi😫
Rikechew how tf u writing this?!
john wick you just exposed him HHAHAHAHAHAHA
john wick he probably has data on his phone
I don't know about that beginning, I just want better internet connection but o.k 😂
Game head OKAY!!??? I was thinking the same thing, like DUDE just get to the point!!!!
Game head right. Hate when you tubers do those intros. Just get straight to the point
You got a nice set up there behind you dude 👍✌️
Thanks!
so what is a coax cable? I have tons of the outlets around my house but got no clue what they are
I don’t understand wtf is that cable he’s talking abt
It is related to cable service and used to be the main way to get Internet without (inefficient) DSL.
Can you use a “Wi-Fi Cellspot Router” instead of an extender?
Not sure what that is
@@Bo_Yang I just discovered your channel. I believe a cellspot is made for better wifi calling, but it bills to your T - Mobile account because they are the ones who created it. its like a mini router made for wifi calling i think
I have a modem on the second floor with a router but what I want to accomplish with the box your recommending is to us internet on the first floor witha second router connected to the box your recommending so that I can use multiple devices on the first floor. Is this possible? Thanks for all the help. Do I have to be a Verizon customer? Cheers!
Maybe what you need is a switch. This requires Verizon fios
Question
Does my carrier need to be Verizon?
For this model yes you do.
@@Bo_Yang do you know a model where you dont need verison?
Marvin Contreras sorry I don’t. You can always contact your ISP and ask them
I`m a gamer on Roblox and my ping sometimes is 12k, I don`t know How "Ethernet" is like
i wish i had it i have just wifi :Safaricom please help :(
Ethernet is hard wired internet so basically it's a physical cable
If you see your router there's a cable connected to the bottom of an area it's like s little box that's the phone box I believe
That connects to your home WiFi
So this extender gives you hard wired connection
Much more stable
Does this work if my router and pc are in separate rooms and I wanna use it for gaming I have tried stuff like this before but they haven’t worked
Yes it will.
Anybody know of a UK alternative?
@@RadiationE I didn't, didn't look around much. Theyre also pretty expensive.
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Okay. So if I plug this device into my coax jack in my wall then plug my ps4 via Ethernet is that all I have to do
Correct. Assuming you have the correct provider.
Bo Yang what if I have spectrum for cable and internet but have this Verizon extender will this work or do I have to use Verizon internet?
You can find a refurbished one on Amazon for 1/3 the price, I’m considering it
That works
@@Bo_Yang I just built my pc for my bedroom and don’t want to run a wire all through my house. I have a coax port in my room, do you think this is the right product I’m looking for? Is it exactly the same as if I were plugged into my router?
@@patrickchristison2216 if you use Verizon fits as your ISP then yes.
Here just because i'm tired of having a lousy wifi connection on ps5. Is this a viable option or is this only really good for pc users?
Why does this have to be confusing ;(((
I have a budget of 20
The ac750 tp link is about 29$... I also found other model of this router used for about 50$ on amazon👍
hi bo i need help! my daughters signal drop off on her xbox one in her room. we have fios and we also have a lot of wireless devices including cameras all over our home. she has basic cable in her room and her xbox drops off constantly. will this device fix this? people keep telling me to get an extender. can you help. ?
Does getting a WiFi extender than connecting a Ethernet to it and connecting the Ethernet that’s connected the WiFi extender to the laptop does that work?
Yup
this won't work with fios...
Works with mine.
Except you got coaxial cable. Of course you're getting good speeds
Coaxial cables are slower and cant handle as much load as a ethernet cable can.
@@skcp3147 I'm surprised the upload speed was around 800, RJ6 is really asymmetrical
question if you use it to connect straight to a pc can everything around get wifi like my brothers x box or is only me
It’ll broadcast the WiFi signal
How will the wireless connector connect to the internet? and what will the coxail cable do?
And i want to plug in the ethernet cable into my pc so which ethernet cable should i get? like cat6 or cat 5 i am confused abt that
The coax provides internet to the extender then you use an Ethernet cable from the extender to whatever device you have
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I have optimum will this work? And is this the same as being plugged in through Ethernet?
Nope won’t work
If I attach this to my room, will it make the WiFi worse elsewhere in my home? I have a big family of 6 all on one router in a home with 3 total floors. I tried a previous adapter that connected to a coax and had an eathernet cable but it made the WiFi in the home much worse.
Why would it make it worse? Still the same number of people in your house
Are there any newer models out there for this brand or other brands?
Yes there is but it’ll be pricey.
So can you buy a COEAXE cable or whatever it is
My son ran an Ethernet cable from our basement into his room and taped it down so no one trips over it. He did this because he has tremendous lag on his XBox. Question if I take one of our FIOS extenders and did what you said and plug his cable and
Xbox directly into the back would that work the same as it does now coming directly from the router downstairs?
Yes that’s what it’s made for
I just got a netduma gaming router but I wanted to plug straight into the router but my moms making me set the router up in the laundry room cause she thinks thats where it will give out the best signal throughout the house and I have a wall ethernet port so if I plugged into that through my ps5 will it be the same as plugging straight into the router
There was a Ethernet jack when I moved in what do I have to do to get it to work or do I just plug in a cable?
You need to make sure it’s an active coax jack
Wait do you have to pay for a new service once you plug in the extender or does it use the wifi you use from the original router???
Of course not. The extender has nothing to do with your internet provider. You just pay 1 time for the device.
I have my main router down stairs dual setup btw..now if I want a router in my room, can I just buy another router like the one you have and plug an Ethernet cable in the back of it .btw I have a Ethernet cable running upstairs through the wall.ty
Yes you can use a router as an access point
Hi, I’ve connected eero directly to my FIOS ONT for Ethernet. Can I use Ethernet for wireless and coax for wired simultaneously?
Both can be used at the same time just like a wireless router.
For the wifi extender did you need the coax cable to be plugged in it too?
Yea. That’s where it gets the internet from
Nah m8, you just grab the other end and blow real hard
Hello Bo will this work with Hughesnet Satellite Internet service
Ok complete newbie here but need wifi in my room/office for zoom calls and it cuts out constantly! I added everything to my Amazon cart, except the Verizon extender as that seems only for Fios customers? Is what I have sufficient now? So confusing 😬😂🙏🏼 Thank you!!
Yes this is for fios only
Does this only work with verizon? I have ATT internet and dish tv with the coax cables and one in the room I would want to set it up, would I still be able to set it up and have it working so I could hardwire my PC?
Only works with Verizon fios
My modem is connected in the living room and the bedrooms are too far for wifi to reach. would i have to have a coax splitter in the attic that current leads only to the living room to split the main signal into both my middle room(closest to all three bedrooms) and the living room?
Will this help with console . I have looked at so many yt vids and devices . I live in a 2 story house and my Xbox and tv is upstairs , any advice on wHt to get ? Will the product u shown in this vid help ?!
Yes assuming you fit the requirements listed in the vid