Devolo Magic 1 WiFi mini Starter Kit Powerline adaptér set, 1200 Mbps G.hn, Dual-Band-Wi-Fi 5, 2x Gigabit-LAN, WPA3, Mesh-Roaming, balenie 2 ks, biely 7001

With a combined throughput of 1200 Mbps over G.hn powerline and Wi-Fi 5, the Devolo Magic 1 WiFi mini Starter Kit turns any electrical socket into a high-speed network access point—no new cables required.

Overview

The kit includes two adapters: the Magic 1 LAN (single Gigabit Ethernet port) and the Magic 1 WiFi mini (dual-band Wi-Fi 5 plus two Gigabit Ethernet ports). Together they create a stable, encrypted backbone for streaming, gaming, and smart home devices. Setup is effortless via the Devolo Home Network App or web interface, and the adapters automatically sync with 128-bit AES encryption.

What stands out

• G.hn powerline technology delivers up to 1200 Mbps over distances up to 400 m
• Wi-Fi 5 dual-band (2.4 GHz / 5 GHz) with 2x2 MIMO for reliable wireless coverage
• Seamless mesh features: access point steering, band steering, and roaming
• WPA3, WPA2, and WPA security protocols protect your network
• Three Gigabit Ethernet ports total for wired devices (2 on WiFi mini, 1 on LAN)
• Compact, plug-through design (Type F Schuko) keeps the socket usable

Technical details

• Powerline standard: G.hn, up to 1200 Mbps PHY rate
• Wi-Fi standard: Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac), dual-band, up to 1200 Mbps combined
• Ethernet: 1x Gigabit LAN (Magic 1 LAN), 2x Gigabit LAN (Magic 1 WiFi mini)
• Security: 128-bit AES powerline encryption; WPA3/WPA2/WPA for Wi-Fi
• Management: Devolo Home Network App, web interface
• Power consumption: max 2.8 W (LAN adapter), max 6.5 W (WiFi mini adapter)
• Quality of Service (QoS) support
• Colour: White
• Pack size: 2 adapters (1x LAN, 1x WiFi mini)

Our verdict

The Devolo Magic 1 WiFi mini Starter Kit is an excellent choice for extending your network to rooms where Wi-Fi alone struggles. It combines fast powerline backhaul with dual-band Wi-Fi and Gigabit ports, all in a compact, plug-through design. Ideal for 4K streaming, online gaming, and connecting wired devices in hard-to-reach areas.