
Devolo Magic 2 WiFi next Multiroom Kit
2400 Mbit/s
Devolo Magic 2 WiFi next Multiroom Kit
2400 Mbit/s
When we tested it just now, the product was still 215 at the checkout - can you try it again?
6 months ago
Yes, you can establish a good connection across several floors with the Powerline system. The technology uses the power line to transmit the Internet signal, which makes it more reliable than conventional WiFi repeaters. The devolo Magic 2 WiFi next adapters offer a powerline speed of up to 2400 Mbps and a WiFi speed of up to 1200 Mbps, which should be sufficient for controlling a washing machine with app control. However, it is important to adjust the number of adapters according to the size of your home. A Starter Kit with two adapters is suitable for up to 120 m², while a Multiroom Kit with three adapters is recommended for up to 180 m².
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yes, but it has to be magic, then it works
This is a single module but it has 2 rj45 connectors as shown in the photo.
Unfortunately it never worked....
Hello, unfortunately it does not work via WLAN, a cable connection to the router is required.
WiFi 5 can also be used. I had both versions combined, then switched to 6 despite the high costs. Unfortunately, the throughput is more or less the same as its predecessor Wifi 5. It's just marketing to convert customers...
It picks up the signal via an electrical outlet and creates a new wifi
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It will be enough for the TV in any case, probably also for your office. The 2400Mbits/s are rarely reached. With short direct power lines, it may be close. But even in the office, there will probably be enough speed to be able to play online games smoothly. I am satisfied with it. It is easy to install and you can change the location at any time. The adapters should always be directly in a socket, not via multiple distributors. The WLAN transmission rate is higher with the Wifi-6 kit. It's up to each person to decide whether the extra charge is worth it. I don't need it.
Hi Likk69 Powerline rather not - for Powerline you have to be in the same "circuit". Especially in apartment buildings there is usually at least one circuit per flat. My current flat even has two circuits, so I can't take Powerline from the right-hand side of the flat to the left-hand side. 😅 Accordingly, you can of course try it out... Do you have mobile network reception in your hobby room?
Hi Mikao Unfortunately, there's not much you can do, as I'm sure you've already opened the packaging. I have now bought the starter unit, then it works, but you can't do anything with the other one except try to sell it on, as I did, which unfortunately has not been possible until now.
It is possible to do both at the same time.
No unfortunately this product does not include this option. ):
Yes, that is possible. You simply have to enter or add it in the devolo cockpit.
Not to my knowledge. I don't think it works. Magic 2 uses other frequencies on the network.
As an extension, I ordered the following "Devolo Magic 2 WiFi next extension (2400Mbit/s)". The transmission speed then also matches exactly. I would test/measure the WLAN coverage and where the extension should best be plugged in with the mobile phone.
Yes, it works out of the box. Simply leave the DHCP server in the devolo switched off.
The dlan adapters use the HomePlug standard, the Magic 2 adapters use the G.hn standard. These two standards are not compatible but can be operated in parallel. You cannot connect the Magic 2 adapter with the dlan adapters.
It works for us, we have not tested how and when the WiFi switches, but we have no problem with it. At the end of the product description: --> Note: devolo Magic adapters are compatible with all routers, network devices, devolo Magic adapters and products certified by the HomeGrid Forum. ...
As far as I know, the WLAN can be switched off and on by simply pressing a button. I haven't tried it myself yet.
Only at the shortest possible cable distance.
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