AVM FRITZ!Powerline 1220E
AVM FRITZ!Powerline 1220 Set

Sehr einfache Installation und es funktioniert alles perfekt.

Das Internet stürzt immer wieder mal ab… was bringt mir eine schnelle Leitung wenn diese nicht konstant ist… kauft etwas anderes hab den Artikel im Februar 2024 gekauft und empfehle diesen keinen weiter.. für das Geld kriegt ihr besseres!

die software kam auch mit devolo dlan geräten zurecht ! GUT

Schnelle unkomplizierte Einrichtung, gute Leistung, keine Beanstandungen. Klare Kaufempfehlung

Ungenügend, schwache Leistung, geht Retoure

Habe das Set als Ersatz für ein älteres Devolo-Set gekauft. Das FritzBox-Log spuckte immer wieder mal Fehler wg. Powerline aus. Meine Hoffnung: Wird mit einem AVM-eigenen Produkt nicht mehr passieren. Falsch, die Fehlermeldungen gibt es nach wie vor! Hat aber die Funktion des Heimnetzes weder mit Devolo noch mit den FRITZ!Powerline Geräten jemals spürbar gestört. Ich nehme den besseren Durchsatz gerne mit, auch wenn die Dosen vom Wettbewerber nie ein Flaschenhals waren ...

Hängt für mich zu oft! Mindestens zwei mal in der Woche.

Für mich leider nicht zu gebrauchen, denn trotz Neubau (Bj. 2019) werden raumübergreifend Datenraten von weniger als 30MBit erreicht. Das heißt, die Abschirmung der verschiedenen Stromkreise scheint deutlich höher zu sein, als dass es diese Gerätschaften zu überwinden vermögen. Für mich war die Wahl auf einen Fritz Repeater 3000 AX zielführender, wodurch ich nun im ganzen Haus die volle Bandbreite meines Internetanschlusses nutzen kann. Zur Qualität/Haltbarkeit kann ich demzufolge nichts beitragen, da der Artikel nach Tests umgehend zurück ging.

Es ist einfach in der Anwendung und funktioniert ohne Probleme.

When an apparently obsolete device is used and declared "no updatable", and must be replaced by a modern one, it is expected that its performance will be better, especially if the reference name and price are higher. This is not the case of the FRITZ!Powerline 1000E, now discontinued, and the FRITZ!Powerline 1220, which is also the new version of the 1220E. The disappointment was immediate when I found that the performance of the "out to date" 1000E is 100% greater than that of the new 1220, under the full same conditions. What's more, the 1000E outperforms the 1220 by 70% even without MIMO enabled. Since the PC software indicated the need to install a new version of firmware, I regained my expectations... only to lose them again a few minutes later. Everything remains the same. Discarding some type of undetected malfunction, maybe the whole issue has to do with one of the properties, which I noticed when looking at the descriptions that the PC program tells me for each product: The 1000E has a 'speed class' of 1800 Mbit/s, while the 1220 has only 1200 Mbit/s. Therefore, the supposed improvement that could be assumed for the new 1220 compared to the 1000E (at least never a reduction in performance) is nothing more than pure marketing's number, since the only thing it does better is allow itself to be updated. From my experience, the real name of the 1220 should be FRITZ!Powerline 900. Why a solvent company in this type of devices like AVM/FRITZ! has tripped over this stone is something that only they know. A previous class of 1800 Mbit/s reduced to 1200 Mbit/s on a new device? But what were they thinking for? I must add that the FRITZ!Powerline 1000E also performs well above other well-known brands that I have also tested, which can reach just the same speed as the FRITZ!Powerline 1220. Only the "Devolo Magic 2 set" manages to approach the performance of the 1000E, despite the fact that it also promises more than it delivers: An unattainable 2400 MBit/s that cannot be reached even putting an crank on it. Obviously the well-known and classic excuse of "the quality of the electrical wiring" is the common way in which all brands justify that the real performance is always far below what the technical specifications of their devices say. Nobody has the perfect electrical laboratory installed at home, like the one that brands seem to have to do their quality tests and define the specifications. The little drawing of a PLC set running at full throttle on different floors of the house looks very cool, but then they tell you to install them practically together if the performance is bad, and in my case there is no more than 6 meters of the same line from one room to another. One thing is crystal clear for me: If a discontinued device performs better than a new one in identical conditions, it is because the second one does not have the same quality nor a better integration of components. The old runner I have at home, which should be named 1800E, has turned out to be faster than the young athlete they sold me, and I think it will take a long time to retire it with or without update. The 'Lowerline 1220' has been returned.