Wireless Internet for Neo Radio

Converts Wi-Fi to wired internet – perfect for Neo Radio

This compact Wi-Fi adapter is designed to provide a fast and reliable internet connection for Neo Radio, even when a direct cable connection is impractical.

Neo Radio streams internet radio to B&O products and Neo Radio. The device connects to the internet via cable, which is the most stable solution and ensures uninterrupted streaming.

In many homes, however, it can be difficult to run a network cable from the router to the living room, where Neo Radio is located. If you have a stable Wi-Fi connection, you can use that too. All you need to do is connect a Wi-Fi adapter between the wireless network and Neo Radio.

Neomesteren recommends several solutions – including the small device shown in the picture. It can provide a stable connection, provided the Wi-Fi signal in the house is both stable and strong enough.

Key features:

• Speed and standard: Up to 300 Mbps via Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) on 2.4 GHz (and compatible with b/g)

• Multiple operating modes: Can be configured as a Wi-Fi client (connect Wi-Fi to Neo Radio via cable)

• Small and portable: Measures only approx. 57 × 57 × 18 mm – ideal for home use with Neo Radio.

• Power via micro-USB: Can be powered via the included adapter or a USB port, for example in an extension cord or on a piece of furniture

• Connection port: Has a 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port, allowing Neo Radio to connect via cable

• Security and management: Supports encryption such as WEP, WPA, and WPA2, as well as basic firewall and QoS features

How it works with Neo Radio:

• You set the Wi-Fi adapter to client mode, connect it to your wireless network, and run the Ethernet cable from the adapter to Neo Radio.

• This provides stable and reliable streaming without the need for long cables throughout your home – as long as your Wi-Fi network is stable and strong enough.

How to achieve a stable internet connection for Neo Radio:

1. Wired connection (Ethernet) is the best option because it minimizes the risk of interruptions and ensures smooth streaming – even at a relatively low speed of around 256 kbit/s

2. Ethernet over Power (Powerline adapter) is a popular alternative when running an Ethernet cable through the house is difficult. Many people use TP-Link adapters for an easy, stable, and affordable solution (around €40 in Denmark)

3. Wi-Fi via an external device can be used as a third option. Although Neo Radio doesn’t have built-in Wi-Fi, you can connect it using a Wi-Fi adapter — but this requires a robust and stable wireless network