Are powerline adapters a good alternative for someone whose house doesn’t have Ethernet ports and WiFi signal is terrible in the room in which their pc is in?

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If yes, what is the best one and the ones under it?

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Powerline adapters are an excellent alternative in homes that don’t have ethernet ports in the walls or if running a 200ft ethernet cable isn’t ideal. If your wifi signal is terrible or even just not the best due to thick walls or other sources of interference, I would absolutely give an Ethernet over Power(or powerline adapter) a shot considering that solid units range between $25-$150. I would go with a reputable brand such as TP-Link or Netgear. Here are some solid options:
The only considerations to keep in mind is ensuring your home only has one circuit breaker panel and you are plugging these devices directly into the wall and not into a power strip. I’m curious to see how this goes! Good luck Cool|20pxx20px
https://www.newegg.com/tp-link-tl-pa4010kit-up-to-600mbps/p/N82E16833704165
https://www.newegg.com/netgear-plp2000-100pas-up-to-2-0gbps/p/N82E16833122967