Reliable Cable 5-Port MoCA Cable TV Modem Splitter Signal Booster/Amplifier Kit with Active Return (NOT Recommended for use with Antenna Systems (OTA) and Will NOT Work with Satellite Systems)

I previously had a 4-way bypass splitter set up with my cable service and MOCA setup, which worked well. Then I needed an extra output for another room and unfortunately I could not find a 5-way splitter to limit the signal loss on each port, so I bought a 6-way bypass splitter. The signal loss on the 6-way was much higher, so my cable boxes were constantly losing data connection and the TV guide wasn't working properly. Also, my MOCA setup still had decent download speed, butnit was unstable and the upload speed was limited to 30mbps. I found this powered MOCA splitter and it seems to be working as advertised. So far, the cable boxes have consistent data connection and my MOCA setup has stable download speeds plus the upload speed has increased to 50mbps, which is my service max. The only issue I had with this product is the power cable that's included cannot be used as one connector wasn't threaded. Thankfully I have extra coax cables, so that wasn't a big deal for me.

Bought this to boost a low modem signal, it seems to be doing the job. Not getting dropped at all and it is a little faster also. Was very easy to setup, just read info sheet with port numbers plug everything in and go. You will need one short cable line to go back into your TV or modem so make sure you have that on hand.This is the first booster I have bought and am very happy with the purchase.

Hooked up to cable at our Marina and added a 2nd TV, so introduced a splitter and got this amp to try to improve picture. Addition of the splitter made no noticable degradation in signal /picture but when I installed the amp in place of the splitter both tvs pictures were terrible, unwatchable in fact. Removed the amp and went back to a splitter and the improvement was night and day. Even made sure unused outputs were properly terminated, and also tried w/o terminators just to rule out any external factors. Waste of money and time.

Works as expected except that the modem connection is not amplified. I understand the logic for this since the modem would lose signal during power failures. If you need modem amplification you can use the one of the 4 amplified ports but obviously signal loss will occur on power failure. Well built product.

Provides stronger signals abs faster respinse, but it also causes occasional glitches in the picture quality.

Worked so far