TP-Link AV 1000 Gigabit Powerline Kit with Pass-Through Socket TL-WPA7617 KIT
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- This product is available at Amazon, Electro Dépôt, E.Leclerc FR, Boulanger, Rakuten, Fnac.
- At amazon.fr you can purchase TP-Link CPL WiFi AC 1200 Mbps + CPL 1000 Mbps avec Port Ethernet Gigabit et Prise Intégrée, Boitier WiFi Kit de 2 - Solution idéale pour profiter du service Multi-TV à la maison TL-WPA7617(FR) for only 79,00€ , which is 18% less than the cost in Fnac (95,86€).
- The lowest price of Kit CPL AV1000 Gigabit WiFi AC avec prise gigogne TP-LINK TL-WPA7617 Blanc was obtained on Wednesday, September 9, 2026 02:33.
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Set Alert for ProductTP-Link AC 1200 Mbps WiFi Powerline + 1000 Mbps Powerline with Gigabit Ethernet Port and Integrated Socket, 2-Pack WiFi Adapter Kit - Ideal Solution for Enjoying Multi-TV Service at Home TL-WPA7617(FR) - €71.49

Aria Informatique –
Good product. The Wi-Fi hotspot it creates distributes 2.4 GHz, perfect for home automation, and 5 GHz, ideal for computers. Stable Wi-Fi allows for online gaming without network drops, and the range is quite good.
Amazon customer –
Works perfectly. Works very well!
Xavier LETHEULE –
Works perfectly, but it's a bit temperamental when others in the building also have powerline adapters. You have to be careful to connect to your own router if the electrical wiring isn't properly partitioned. 😉 It's a known issue and well-documented online. Apart from that, it works very well.
Aria Informatique –
Good product. The Wi-Fi hotspot it creates distributes 2.4 GHz, perfect for home automation, and 5 GHz, ideal for computers. Stable Wi-Fi allows for online gaming without network drops, and the range is quite good.
Amazon customer –
Works perfectly. Works very well!
Guillaume –
Excellent. Already owning a pair of 2Gb powerline adapters, I added the new Wi-Fi adapter in less than a minute. The new Wi-Fi network was set up in 15 seconds, and the resulting Wi-Fi is not only very fast but also very stable. A very good purchase for me; we'll see how it performs over time.
thebat –
Perfect. I use it upstairs in my house and it works perfectly for my PC when I'm working from home. Easy installation.
Xavier LETHEULE –
Works perfectly, but it's a bit temperamental when others in the building also have powerline adapters. You have to be careful to connect to your own router if the electrical wiring isn't properly partitioned. 😉 It's a known issue and well-documented online. Apart from that, it works very well.
Aria Informatique –
Good product. The Wi-Fi hotspot it creates distributes 2.4 GHz, perfect for home automation, and 5 GHz, ideal for computers. Stable Wi-Fi allows for online gaming without network drops, and the range is quite good.
Iacus Ferruccio –
Wifi in the garage. It works very well, I should have bought it sooner.
Marcam42 –
Great for extending your Wi-Fi network. Used to install Wi-Fi in a garage about fifteen meters from the main house, but connected to the house via electricity! Works very well
Olivier Massart –
Download and upload speeds are quite slow. I bought this component to install a Wi-Fi video intercom for my outdoor gate. Installation is easy. It plugs into a standard outlet. The module's Wi-Fi speed is a quarter of that of my home Wi-Fi. The video signal is very weak. In short: There is Wi-Fi, but the speed is very low. Be careful about how you intend to use it.
Amazon customer –
Very intuitive, but not the expected speed. The manufacturer advertises Gigabit everywhere, but after realizing the speed was much lower, I contacted customer service. They calmly informed me that the device can actually only deliver 300/350 Mbps. And that's assuming there's absolutely no loss on the electrical network between the primary and secondary powerline adapters. Not to mention the killer question from customer service: "Do you have a radiator in your bedroom? Ah, well, that explains the poor speed!" A word to the manufacturer: as a customer, what we want to see is the promised service (max 350 Mbps), not the resources you're using to achieve it!