Verizon FiOS 2 Way MoCA 2.0 Splitter PDI-2WWB-2.0 3.5dB with Screw Set

My TiVo DVRs use (primarily) MoCA for network access. That's easy enough to make use of and wouldn't require these splitters, but... I also wanted to make use of MoCA at the same locations for regular network access and while that seems simple enough using either Motorola or ActionTec MoCA adapters I quickly learned that, at least with the Motorola Adapters that they don't pass through MoCA to the "TV" side of their outputs. That means that I can get the TV signal through to the TiVo DVRs, but if I still wanted MoCA to be available, I needed to send it over to the TiVo without trying to pass it through the MoCA adapters.Since the TiVo DVRs can handle MoCA on their own, all I really needed to do was split the signal coming out of the wall and send one side of the line over to the TiVo and the other side of the line to the "network" MoCA adapters that are now helping to provide network access to other devices. That's where these splitters come in to play for me.These install quickly and easily, and other than needing to grab a few short cables to use to help add these into the line, it was all quite easy. The listing for these items are very clear in that you are getting only the splitter and not any cables, so I remembered to go off and find a few acceptable cables to use and added them to my orders.I didn't individually rate picture quality because these really have no impact upon picture quality -- why the question is even here is mystifying to me as it seems that it would simply confuse others that want to get useful information from the ratings.5 solid stars from this reviewer.

I had purchased a FIOS TV box earlier but had not installed it. This let me split from the home router to the box. Worked like a champ.

We have two TVs and two cable boxes. We lost the picture on some stations, on one the TVs. I assumed that it was the cable box, but when I switched boxes, the same problem appeared with the working box. So I knew that it wasn't the box. That left the cabling in my. home. Verizon said that they would come and fix any problems, but cabling was not included. A cheap Verizon branded splitter from Amazon, and a pair of pliers enabled me to fix the problem. More recently, restoring some newly missing stations just required tightening the coax cable into my set-top-box. I wish that other problems were as easy to solve.

Satisfied

Changed out all my Verizon high noise (7db) splitters supplied by verizon with my original Fios installation.Now that streaming is the preferred method Noise is bad and the lower the DB of the Coax (Also changed Coax cables to quad shielded gold plated to reduce noise); the better the speed and picture quality.These splitters worked but it would be easier if someone would make a 3way splitter with all low noise (3DB) connections both in and out.

Spectrum came out and removed it from my cable enclosure. They claimed it was causing ingress into their network and they'd have to disconnect my service if they didn't remove it. They replaced it with a different splitter and they had no more issues after. They said they commonly run into this issue for this particular splitter, even if you have a MoCA filter.

Does what it says!

I have a Verizon FIOS extender E3200 that I wanted to extend in my bedroom and used the coax cable attached to my Verizon cable box and used this. It works as advertised and was easy to setup.