GoCoax MoCA 2.5 Adapter

So that's going to do it for this look at the GoCoax Mocha 2.5 adapters.

I have GoCoax 2.5 adapters running alongside my DOCSIS 3.1 modem on Xfinity and no issues. I get gigabit internet using the MoCA adapters, and didn't need to adjust a thing.

These might work for some, but there's something about our environment that makes them unstable. These problems are not seen with bonded 2.0 adaptors over the same coax runs. I bought three of these as we finally managed to get fibre installed, and I figured this would be the simplest way to get con...

If the specs of my GoCoax 2.5 adapters are to be believed, there's 2Gbps+ bandwidth between the two MoCA adapters when I log into the GUI, but of course they only have 1G ethernet ports. I'd love to get my hands on 2.5G MoCA adapters at some point because I believe I could get well over 1Gbps through them. You need devices capable of it though on either end of the adapters.

Update 2021-09-25 1 year later and the MoCA devices continue to operate flawlessly with zero maintenance. Update 2020-10-24 I retested my setup for packet loss and saw significantly better results than posted below. 0% loss at 10 Mbps, 0.001% 150 Mbps, 0.01% at 940 Mbps. This was in my current setup...

Since you are in a rental I would consider using MoCa adapters if the place is already wired for coax. I have had a good experience with the gocoax MoCa 2.5 boxes @ $60 each. https://www.gocoax.com/copy-of-products

I am new to the MoCA. I have a Netgear Nighthawk router downstairs that covers the entire house. However on my upstairs “office” I tend to drop to about 60% signal on 5ghz band and stay around 90% on 2.4ghz. While my router tests at 350-370 Mbps, I was only getting 60Mbps in the office on 2.4ghz. I ...

They do work great. However, I would use MOCA 2.5 over powerline if you have RG59 at both points. Im most pleased with the cost and performance of GoCoax 2.5 technical details here too. They have been rock solid over my entire home with long runs to 150 feet and more.

OK, so I like the fact that this MoCA adapter is affordable. I got my ActionTec ECB6200s refurbished in a "value pack" for $130! Now they're going for like $40 used because these are only $65. Plus, the GoCoax adapters are more configurable and have a lot more features in their web interfaces. Compa...

These devices work perfectly. 2.5Gbs 200MBs copying files across the network. It would be a real chore to rewire the house with network cable. These things work just as good as regular network wires. Currently 3 of them are connected together through a splitter that is installed in the outside cable...