What's the best MOCA adapter for the money right now?

[JeremyCT]

After much tribulation and consideration on my part I'm finally sold on MOCA adapters for my needs.

The Motorola MM1000 comes in at $60 per adapter, and well reviewed.

The Actiontec ECB6200K02 is available for about $75 per adapter, in a two pack.

There are lesser , non-bonded 2.0 products available for slightly less. I need to bring an ethernet line to my computer in the office in the back of the house. Coax already exists, and ethernet drops aren't easy for a few reasons. It needs to carry the Internet connection at full speed, and allow me to administrate my PLEX server (add/remove media files).

Is there anything other than the two options above I should be strongly considering?

On another note, can the coax still carry an antenna signal and use these, or is the cable signal somehow different/special? I didn't see an answer to this.

 

[SamirD]

I've read reviews of the actiontec moca 2.0 products and that's the only one I'd be getting as there aren't many moca retail products and even less reviews.

 

[habbajabba]

It's "IP over coax". Up to 16 devices can be added to a single drop via existing cat5/6 network. Aside from running ethernet through the attic, sounds like the way to go even if an adapter is needed.