Belkin Powerline AV Starter Kit review
in Peripherals
Verdict
Stylish, versatile, fast and reasonably priced. Belkin is onto a winner with its latest powerline adapters.
Review Date: 2 Feb 2009
Reviewed By: Jonathan Bray
Price when reviewed: £70 (£81 inc VAT)
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Recent versions of this adapter are no longer supplied with an alternate plug kit so they no longer are useful if your sockets are close to the floor. The ethernet socket is on the underside of the adaptor
By loadfactor on 18 Dec 2009 
These adapters cause radio interference
Prevented my DAB radio from working, marred FM VHF and interfered with kids' wireless keyboards and mice. Not recommended.
By Nige_Cn on 14 Apr 2010
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