BAMF 2-Way Coax Cable Splitter, Bi-Directional MoCA 5-2300MHz – High-Performance Splitter for TV, Internet, or Satellite

I recently installed the BAMF 2 Way Coaxial Cable Splitter, and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance. The setup was incredibly simple; it took just a few minutes to connect everything. Right away, I noticed an improvement in the signal strength for both my TV and internet. The splitter delivers a clear and consistent signal without any noticeable loss in quality, which is crucial for my streaming and work-from-home needs. The build quality of this splitter is exceptional. It feels solid and well-made, much sturdier than other splitters I've used in the past. The bi-directional feature is a major plus, allowing for seamless data transmission in both directions. This has been particularly beneficial for my MoCA network setup, as it ensures reliable communication between my router and various devices throughout the house. I appreciate that the BAMF splitter is compatible with RG6 cables, making it versatile and easy to integrate into my existing setup. The range of 5-2300MHz covers all my needs, from TV and internet to MoCA. It has proven to be a reliable and efficient solution, providing a stable connection for all my devices. Overall, the BAMF 2 Way Coaxial Cable Splitter has exceeded my expectations. Its high-quality construction, ease of installation, and excellent performance make it a standout product. I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a reliable coaxial splitter for their home network.

I've been using the BAMF 2 Way Coaxial Cable Splitter in my MoCa network setup, and it's been performing exceptionally well. The standout feature of this splitter is its wide frequency range capability, spanning 5-2300MHz. This broad spectrum is particularly useful for MoCa setups, as it ensures compatibility and efficient data transmission across various devices connected through the network. One of the aspects I appreciate most about this splitter is its versatility. Despite being designed for indoor use, it works flawlessly outdoors as well. This adaptability is a significant benefit, as it allows for more flexibility in setting up and expanding my MoCa network without worrying about environmental factors. In terms of functionality, the splitter lives up to its promise. It maintains strong signal quality and doesn't introduce any noticeable loss or degradation, which is crucial for maintaining a stable and reliable network. The bi-directional feature is also a plus, allowing for versatile applications and ensuring that the splitter can handle all the demands of a modern MoCa network. I haven't encountered any drawbacks with this splitter. It meets all my needs for my MoCa setup, from its broad frequency range to its robust outdoor performance. The quality and reliability it offers make it a valuable component in my network. In summary, the BAMF 2 Way Coaxial Cable Splitter is an excellent choice for anyone looking to set up or expand a MoCa network. Its wide frequency range, outdoor capability, and consistent performance make it a standout product. If you're in the market for a reliable and versatile coaxial cable splitter, this one certainly deserves consideration.

My cable company is T*me W*rn*r (now Sp*ctr*m) and I pay for a 300Mbs internet connection. Seems about once a year-ish the connection starts to fail and the speed drops to about 15Mbs. Which means I have to call the cable company and I spend thirty minutes on the phone where they have me restart my computer.... restart my modem..... all the while they say the modem seem to be working from their end. Of course all this restarting makes the connection work for about an hour max. Eventually, after a second call they will send someone out to check... usually next week. The last time the repairman said it was all within specs and it must be my modem.... nothing he could do. I would have to replace my modem. I purchase my own modems as they pay for themselves quickly verse the monthly cable fee (plus I can get a modem/WiFi which the cable company charges extra for). So I replace my modem and nothing changes. Which requires another call to the cable company where the new repairman says it's all within specs again but "let me try something". He goes outside..... messes with something..... BAM! it all works again. ???? So I started reading on on the web and how splitters can go bad over time and simply just need to be replaced. So my last resent incident I bought this splitter because of its high rating and went to town. I replaced the older cable company one with it. Note you might need a security wrench to remove the connection to your old splitter..... I did ($10?). At the same time I switched the 1 to 4 splitter from the cable company to this 1 to 2 and then added a 1 to 3 also. So from the 1 to 2 splitter a cable goes directly to my modem without any more splitting and the other cable goes to the 1 to 3 splitter for the rest of the HD cable boxes in the house. WOW... imaging that. My 300Mbs connection has returned!!! On a side note all the HD cable boxes still function perfectly also. I am hoping because this splitter was so highly rated that it will last longer than a year and way longer than the ones supplied by the cable company. IF it does fail at some time I am just going to replace it and forget about calling the cable company (they just waste too much of my time).

Works well, but can't testify as to endurance yet. Clean threads receive the hex collars well. It comes with two small machine screws that I assume are meant to attach the box to something. It would probably be better to ditch those and include a couple of wood or sheet metal screws. I mounted mine on a wall joist with wood screws. Would be 5 stars with useable screws. I did not test the bi-directional feature. I really don't know what that means, but it must be something someone finds attractive - no benefit if you install it correctly the first time.