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ZeroPing Pro

ZeroPing Pro

Rated 4.9/5 by 1,800 customers
Regular price $9.99
Regular price $27.99 Sale price $9.99
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Plug in. Connect. Ping: 0.

  • Ping drops to 0 on PS5, Xbox, and gaming PC
  • No drilling, no cable runs across the house
  • 2-step setup: plug into wall, connect cable to device
  • Works wherever you have a WiFi signal
  • Ethernet cable included
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90-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Ships in 1 to 2 Business Days
Plug-and-Play. No App Required
Works on PS5, Xbox, and PC
ZeroPing Pro WiFi bridge device and ethernet cable. Plugs into any wall outlet. No other purchases required.
Orders process in 1 to 2 business days. Delivery takes 5 to 10 business days after processing.
If your ping does not drop after setup, contact us within 90 days of purchase for a full refund. No questions asked. Refunds process within 1 to 2 business days.
Works with any device that has an ethernet port: PS5, Xbox Series X and S, Xbox One, gaming PC, gaming laptop. If your device has an ethernet port, plug in the cable and you are wired.
No. The ZeroPing Pro uses its own WiFi connection and converts it to ethernet for your gaming device. Other devices on your network are not affected.
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0 PING
ACHIEVED

Still Getting Killed
by Lag?

Your WiFi speed is fine. Your ping is not. The ZeroPing Pro bridges your WiFi to a live ethernet connection in under a minute, no drilling, no cable runs, no technician.

  • Ping drops to 0, demonstrated on PS5, Xbox, and PC
  • Works anywhere in your house, no cable run from the router
  • Two steps: plug into the wall, connect cable to your device
  • 90-day money-back guarantee, full refund if it does not work
Only $9.99

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Ping: 0 on PS5, Xbox & PC
2-Step Setup
No Drilling or Cable Runs
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800 Mbps Down.
300ms Ping. Both True.

Download speed measures how much data arrives. Ping measures how fast each packet travels and comes back. They are completely different numbers, and only one of them kills you mid-fight.

WiFi sends packets over shared airwaves. Every phone, tablet, and smart speaker in your house competes for the same signal. When the lobby fills and the action starts, your packets get stuck in line, and that split-second freeze is a kill you can not get back.

  • Ping spikes to 280 the moment the fight starts
  • Shots hit but do not register. The game freezes for a second
  • Players rubber-band across the map. You are the one who dies
  • DNS changes, router restarts, moving closer. None of it sticks

Two Steps. Zero Ping.

The ZeroPing Pro sits in your gaming room. It picks up your router's WiFi wirelessly, then sends a stable ethernet signal straight to your PS5, Xbox, or PC. Your device thinks it is wired. Because now it is.

1
Plug into the wall

Any wall outlet in your gaming room. The indicator light turns green when it has found your WiFi signal. No app, no configuration screen.

2
Connect the cable

Run the included ethernet cable from the device to the ethernet port on your PS5, Xbox, or gaming PC. No drilling, no routing cable through walls.

0
Ping: 0

Your device is now ethernet-connected. Packet loss drops to 0%. Ping stops spiking mid-fight. You play. They lag.

0 PING
ACHIEVED

Still Getting Killed
by Lag?

Your WiFi speed is fine. Your ping is not. The ZeroPing Pro bridges your WiFi to a live ethernet connection in under a minute, no drilling, no cable runs, no technician.

  • Ping drops to 0, demonstrated on PS5, Xbox, and PC
  • Works anywhere in your house, no cable run from the router
  • Two steps: plug into the wall, connect cable to your device
  • 90-day money-back guarantee, full refund if it does not work
Only $9.99

90-day money-back guarantee. Free returns.

VISA
PayPal
Apple Pay
Ping: 0 on PS5, Xbox & PC
2-Step Setup
No Drilling or Cable Runs
90-Day Money-Back

800 Mbps Down.
300ms Ping. Both True.

Download speed measures how much data arrives. Ping measures how fast each packet travels and comes back. They are completely different numbers, and only one of them kills you mid-fight.

WiFi sends packets over shared airwaves. Every phone, tablet, and smart speaker in your house competes for the same signal. When the lobby fills and the action starts, your packets get stuck in line, and that split-second freeze is a kill you can not get back.

  • Ping spikes to 280 the moment the fight starts
  • Shots hit but do not register. The game freezes for a second
  • Players rubber-band across the map. You are the one who dies
  • DNS changes, router restarts, moving closer. None of it sticks

Two Steps. Zero Ping.

The ZeroPing Pro sits in your gaming room. It picks up your router's WiFi wirelessly, then sends a stable ethernet signal straight to your PS5, Xbox, or PC. Your device thinks it is wired. Because now it is.

1
Plug into the wall

Any wall outlet in your gaming room. The indicator light turns green when it has found your WiFi signal. No app, no configuration screen.

2
Connect the cable

Run the included ethernet cable from the device to the ethernet port on your PS5, Xbox, or gaming PC. No drilling, no routing cable through walls.

0
Ping: 0

Your device is now ethernet-connected. Packet loss drops to 0%. Ping stops spiking mid-fight. You play. They lag.

Why Everything Else Failed

Every fix you have tried works at the software level. Your WiFi hardware never changed. Here is why that matters.

DNS changes

Changing your DNS speeds up how fast your device looks up addresses. It has no effect on the physical path your game packets travel or how stable the WiFi signal is between your device and router.

Router restarts

A restart clears congestion temporarily. But your gaming setup is still wireless, still competing with every other device in the house. The spike comes back the next time the network is busy.

Moving closer to the router

Closer is better for signal strength, but your device is still transmitting wirelessly. Wireless packets share airwaves with every device in range and arrive out of order or get dropped. Moving helps a little. It does not fix it.

ZeroPing Pro

Your gaming device is now ethernet-connected. Your PS5, Xbox, or PC gets a physical cable signal instead of WiFi. Packets travel in order. Ping stabilizes. Nothing competes with your connection.

What you receive

Everything You Need to Get to Zero.

The ZeroPing Pro ships ready to set up. No additional purchases required.

  • ZeroPing Pro WiFi bridge device
  • Ethernet cable included
  • Plugs directly into any wall outlet
  • Green indicator confirms it is connected and working

How It Compares

Other approaches versus what your device actually needs.

ZeroPing Pro WiFi Extender Run Ethernet
Reduces ping Yes Rarely Yes
Ping: 0 possible Yes No Yes
Zero packet loss Yes No Yes
No drilling or cable runs Yes Yes No
Setup under 1 minute Yes 10-30 min Hours
Price $9.99 $30 to $150 $20+ plus labor

ZeroPing Pro

$9.99

One-time purchase. No subscription. No hidden fees.

90-Day Money-Back Guarantee

Set it up. Test it in game. If your ping does not drop, contact us within 90 days for a full refund. No questions. We process refunds within 1 to 2 business days.

Common Questions

The ZeroPing Pro plugs into any wall outlet in your gaming room. A short ethernet cable runs from the device to the ethernet port on your PS5, Xbox, or PC. That is the full setup. Nothing plugs into the router. The device finds your WiFi on its own and converts it to ethernet at your gaming device.
Yes. Any device with an ethernet port works. PS5, Xbox Series X and S, Xbox One, gaming PC, gaming laptop. It has been demonstrated on all of them. If your device has an ethernet port, connect the cable and your connection is wired.
Yes, and this is the most important thing to understand. Download speed (Mbps) and gaming ping (ms) are different measurements. You can have 800 Mbps download speed and still get 300ms ping spikes mid-match. That is because download speed measures how much data arrives, while ping measures how fast each individual packet travels and returns. The ZeroPing Pro converts your WiFi to a physical ethernet connection, which is what stabilizes ping and eliminates packet loss.
Yes. A WiFi extender or booster rebroadcasts the wireless signal. Your gaming device is still connecting over WiFi, so the packet instability remains. The ZeroPing Pro does something different: it converts the WiFi signal to a physical ethernet cable at your device. Your console or PC thinks it is wired. Because now it is. That is why ping drops to 0 instead of just being "less bad."
No. The ZeroPing Pro draws its own WiFi connection and routes it to your gaming device as ethernet. It does not consume extra bandwidth beyond what your gaming device would have used anyway. Other devices on the network are not affected.
Wherever you can get a WiFi signal. Place the device in your gaming room and it connects to your router's WiFi the same way your phone does. If your phone gets signal in that room, the ZeroPing Pro will too.
90-day money-back guarantee. If your ping does not improve, contact us within 90 days of purchase for a full refund. No questions. No hoops. Refunds process in 1 to 2 business days.
Orders are processed in 1 to 2 business days. Delivery takes 5 to 10 business days after processing.

More from Players Who Got to Zero

"Ten dollars. My ping went from unplayable to zero. No way this should work this well."

Devon A.

"My brother bought a 50 dollar WiFi extender and it didn't do anything. This was ten dollars and his ping dropped to zero the same day."

Carlos V.

"I am three rooms from the router. Setting it up took about 45 seconds. Packet loss is gone. This is the only thing that has ever actually fixed my connection."

Zach P.

"My teammates kept blaming me for lag. Checked my internet. 800 Mbps. Still lagging. This fixed it. Ping: 0. Nothing to blame anymore, now I just have to actually improve."

Aiden T.

Your Last Lag
Spike is Behind You.

Plug it into the wall. Connect the cable to your device. Never blame the servers again.

$9.99. 90-day money-back guarantee. Ships in 1 to 2 business days.

Setup demonstration. In-game RTT result shown after connection.