set-up took multiple attempts; does increase speed, but not a A LOT of other variables

OK, so these do work, but are not miracle workers. Nothing can simulate hardwiring. The set-up took multiple attempts (just supposed to push a button on both units w/in a certain time frame). Once set-up, they have had little issue, and will reset themselves after power outages, so that's nice. As for performance, there is an increase in speed. I'm using it to speed up a PS4 which is on a different floor from the router. Speed increased from single digits (MBPS) to nearly 20. It is noticeably faster, but again, no where close to 100 or what hardwired could be. In fairness, one of the units is plugged in near a washer/dryer (they recommend being far away from large appliances...they negatively affect performance). This was unavoidable for me due to plug and router location. So final thoughts: if you're just streaming, seems perfect (I have no buffering delays compared to hard-wired devices). Download speeds for PS4 are good, but I don't play online so I cannot comment on that. Also, consider the flexibility of your set-up locations; appliances really do seem to have an effect. And one last bonus thought...these are way better than wireless extenders. I have one of those for another floor and while it does increase range, the performance/speed is much slower.

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