Insteon use - Mediocre
340551
If you are using Insteon devices then please anticipate that smooth dimming will be hit-and-miss depending on the type of switch controlling the load.  I had much better success with the Philips 433235 (60 watt equivalent).  It smoothly dims from 2% - 100% on all Insteon devices listed.

The TCP LAO1050D dims (without flickering) on the following Insteon switches:
 - OutletLinc (2472DWH)
 - LampLinc (2457D2)

The TCP LAO1050D dims (with flickering) on the following Insteon switched:
 - 6 Button KeypadLinc (2334-232)
 - 8 Button KeypadLinc (2334-222)
 - Dimmable ToggleLinc (2466DW)
1687235
This unit is worth no more than $100. In fact it would be cheaper and more reliable to get a remote and connect an input/output module to your home automation (such as Insteon iolinc). WiFi is only 2.4GHz making connection very spotty. It takes 10 tries to update firmwareplugging and unplugging. Somfy motor is expensive enough not to have an affordable and reliable smarthome interface.
2759558
I integrated the motion sensor wit my ISY994 insteon controller without any issue and performance is as expected. Any users of this product need to remember that they need at least one device capable of performing as a wireless access point.
3230761
Super easy to setup, quick to configure but not exactly a reliable connection.  Causes internet connection to be sluggish. Does not hand off well to the other access point, requires you restart your wireless connection. Love the idea and if you just want to extend your local LAN this may be a great product but when it lowers my internet speed from 20Mbs to 8Mbs I'm not a fan. Better luck next time.
4371394
While it is possible to make it do firmware VPN it won't be easy to set up; most Tomato/DD-WRT firmware available will reboot/reset this router halfway through the configuration process. After wasting several days of my time I managed to get it configured with an obscure tomato build, and it all works. Sort of.
The problem is the processor on this unit is simply not powerful enough to handle VPN encryption. I get downstream speeds of like 1-3 mbps which is insufficient for most video. I've tried other configurations and RT-N16 is definitely the bottleneck.
Also I'm not a big fan of ASUS stiffing me on a promised rebate.
865223
This is in addition to my initial 2-star rating.  In spite of my frustration, I repl. it with another 1 1/2 mos. ago and that one has now died!  No more Insteon wall toggles!  It still appears in the Insteon App on my iPad and the white LED on the switch is lit, but it will not turn on from any of my devices nor directly on the wall switch.  It's icon on the Insteon App shows a yellow dot...no idea what that means, except maybe the 'yellow dot of death'
To be fair, I must say, I have >30 Insteon devices in my home and this is the first to go tits-up on me; and because I have chosen to go down this road I will be replacing it with the same device...
1768054
After installing this hardware it appears to have about the same functionality, at minimum, as the 12 station timer it replaced.
*  The app installation user experience is dismal.
*  The online documentation is all 'quickstart card' and summary, with no actual documentation of the products advanced features.
*  After getting the app installed on an iPhone, setting the zones is a bit confusing (Red X indicates configured, Blue + indicates unconfigured). Setting a schedule is easy.
*  The so called Smart Details feature is pretty vague.  The description of concept sounds good, but absolutely no details that would indicate when or how the smart watering schedule may be executed on the controller.<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Orbit-57950-B-hyve-Smart-Indoor-Outdoor-12-Station-WiFi-Sprinkler-System-Controller-Works-with-Amazon-Alexa/dp/B01D15HOTU/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Orbit 57950 B-hyve Smart Indoor/Outdoor 12-Station WiFi Sprinkler System Controller, Works with Amazon Alexa</a>
2388967
I made "the switch" to Keypadlincs this summer. Its no longer a contest for me of the value for the cost. Here is yet another reason:

8 on / offs are better than 6.

The standard keypad link comes with 6 buttons -
  1 wide local load on button for the built in switch, on the top of the keypad
  1 wide local load off button for the built in switch, on the bottom of the keypad
  4 smaller programmable on/off buttons for insteon network functions

With this kit, the 2 local load buttons can each be turned in to two buttons... adding four buttons to the controller for a total of 8. The upperleft button becomes the local load on and off. I was able to replace 2 gangs worth of leviton 4 button controllers with 1 gang of keypadlinc, still have 8 buttons plus a local load all. I also bought another kit to make lable buttons, it makes it easier to learn for the family.

It actually makes more sense ergonomically too. My family was confused by wide local load buttons on the 6 key set.
It took 2 minutes to open the package, remove the 6 button pad and replace with the 8 button pad. After you establish the keypad linc on your insteon network, there is a one time startup procedure to follow to tell the keypadlinc that its now an 8 button controller. That't it
2294339
I have troubles connecting a hub to this router, and using it for other functions, i.e. lan parties/xbox connectivity.

In addition, occasionally it will drop my wireless signal when I am connected and in the room next door.

Also I can only detect the signal occasionally when I am downstairs.

I also do not like the huge amount of time it takes when I press the "Wi-Fi Protected" Function, along with my linksys Dual Band Wireless-N USB adapter and they never connect with this supposedly "simple" and awesome function. =/

I am unhappy with it, I expected more, it seems as if I am just as better off with my linksys b/g router =(

However, the wired connectivity has been solid, as expected.
-mc

EDIT, update the firmware, and it is a solid router. Dang it why couldn't you have better firmware preinstalled.
2753407
Protocol specifications are obscure from the manufacturer, using in embedded devices require emulation to run proprietary binaries to decode their own cards. Using with generic cards not as much of a problem.
1132650
The device is working properly, but I'm amazed at the short range.  I have the device sitting on a window sill, with line of site the the electric meter, 4 feet away-- And the PCM WiFi web page is showing only a 66% signal strength!  If I put it in another room, the connection drops completely.  Compare that with the Black & Decker EM100B Energy Saver Series Power Monitor, that has no problem with signal strength all over the house.  It works, but you better be able to get this thing very close to your meter.

Also, so far, I'm not impressed with the Plotwatt web service that the device works with.  You can't reset your cumulative power usage at the start of a new billing period, and the chart generated does not take advantage of the width of a pc monitor, just occupying a small center portion of the screen.
1629579
A nice blue except it does not work with Insteon dimmers.
1347741
I bought 2 kits (4 units) for home use. I have several UTP 100 Mbps connections at home, but some places are difficult to wire. The units are rated at 200 Mbps. I didn't really expect this performance but the included configuration software reported as low as 4 Mbps connection speed. I don't live in a large house (100 sqm apartment) and the wiring is new. I can't understand why the performance is so low.
BTW, the units work properly in a 220V 50 Hz network. They are intended to, but it isn't so easy to find it in the spec.
39627
most of the insturctions lack detail, making it almost useless for minor repairs. You'll probably find better info on the web
2980421
I used this for a one story residence with 3000 sq-ft and very open floor plan. Less than 10 iphone, ipad and computers would connect to this. After several firmware updates based on recommendations of the manufacturer, the speed achieved with this was slower than my 3 years old $150 linksys router. The data rate fluctuated significantly. I returned this.
4952197
To test the speed, I used 2 recent model Macs, running latest Yosemite, each connected directly to one of the adapters.  I then plugged the adapters into a pair of neighboring outlets in a small bedroom, and using the 'iperf' terminal tool, measured a speed of only 50 Mbps.  BTW, I have a modern house, about 10 years old, and no other houses within 200 feet or so, and no motorized appliances were running while I conducted the test.  I then tried what certainly has to be the most optimal possible case:  plugged both adapters into a single powerstrip.  This gave me about 100 Mbps, still only a fraction of the advertised speed.  As a sanity check, I connected the 2 Macs directly to each other with an ethernet cable, and got a shade less than one gigabit, as expected.

The reason I'm giving 2 stars instead of only one, is because the 2 adapters did connect to each other quickly and seamlessly, without any fuss or bother, so at least that aspect works well.

I was hoping to use this as a high-speed backbone to add a 2nd wifi access point upstairs.  I didn't bother measuring what the speed was between floors, as it's pretty obvious it would have been far less than what I'm already getting over wifi.
4835543
The Chromebit works the best only when used for quick browsing sessions. But performs extremely slow when streaming videos. Connected my bluetooth mouse and keyboard which made things even worse. The mouse rendering has become tougher than maneuvering a car in the toughest roads. Using(useless) keyboard takes a special skill because one keystroke is taken multiple times and one backspace would clear the entire sentence.

Now I need to buy a raspberry pie instead of this.