I call in and pick up as they are not far from us, saves us delivery charges.

I'd rather pay the bit extra - well the customer will

I had a nightmare with Belkin so-called gigabit powerline at home, the 200s were fine though, different chipset of course. That was a few years ago and wired it properly since! Not got down to these new looking tplinks yet, got bundles of the previous style gloss white ones to get thru yet.

Yes DVR to router every time.

I've found the 200s to be more stable over long runs than the 500s

I had a nightmare with Belkin so-called gigabit powerline at home, the 200s were fine though, different chipset of course. That was a few years ago and wired it properly since! Not got down to these new looking tplinks yet, got bundles of the previous style gloss white ones to get thru yet.

I stay away from belkon, have done for years, think it stemed from wireless router adaptor years ago.

 

I ordered a couple of tp ones, see how i do.

 

Wolf, good point that, using them as standard

Oh yeah not touched them since. I use StarTech for the bits and bobs side of PCs and TP link for nearly everything network.

Slightly different, looking to extend HDMi output from sky+ box to dinning room Tv, i notice variants using single net cable and others that are cheaper but using double cables. The maker mentioned in hear offers a WiFi option.

is it worth paying for the single cable unit, or the WiFi version, over the cheaper twin cable option which then if used adds to the clutter.

Twin cable verison is just a glorified wire adaptor, hence cheapness.

 

Single cable version assume has active electronics.

 

I'd go with double for reliability if routing cables isn't an issue.

 

Never tried Wifi, assume this is some sort of encoder, could be poo.

I doubt its wifi, might be wireless?

Looking that way - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_HDMI