This is a tough switch. Our company's gear goes through hell during transport but this little guy can take the abuse... and then some!

Solid, robust construction; And fast too! Never had so much as a hiccup from this switch; I use it to run Cobranet between my PC and my company's line array PA system; It sits on top of 2 stacked subwoofers pounding at high SPL's and works/looks just as it did out of the box

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I needed another small gigabit switch for the network and this fit the bill perfectly netgear has a very good warranty they have taken care of my problems with any of their equipment in the past. I am happy with this 8 port gigbit switch especially for the price

Nice size and also the light indicate clearly what speed easy to connect and work right away. if you need one it is a good one.

This is a very good tool for speeding up the transfer of data across my LAN. It is very effective since I already have an in place router to manage the connections. I used it to replace an router I was trying to use as a switch only, and it works much more reliably.

Excellent fast & cheap used switch. Commercial quality metal case, desktop or easy to hang on wall w screw slots provided.

I purchase NetGear for all my networking components. While I've had issues with various components from NetGear, their switches have never failed me. I have only used it for about 1 month but I suspect it will perform as the other NetGear switches I have.

Replacement for a failing Netgear GS105 Much cooler With sale , cheaper than the 5 port model Wall wart smaller than the GS105 Does what a switch does I prefer ports on front

8 ports; gig; large frames; Cooler than previous 5port GS105

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This is a nice unit that does all it suppose to. I chose the gigabit to pass on the higher speeds, so decide for you what is best. With so may devices going to the Internet, this helps spread it to the entire house and other access points (routers).

I would happily recommend this product. The only thing that I could think to improve on it is to make the power connector have a threaded collar so that the power can't get pulled accidentally.

Not much to write, it's a network switch and it functions as expected; What's new/different about this switch from a few similar Netgear switches that I've used over the years is that there is a power switch on the unit.

Over the years I've used a number of these little blue network switches from Netgear in various speeds; They've all been rock solid except for one detail; I've had more than one power supply fail.

This is, for any money, the best compact gigabit switch on the market, it is completely quiet (passively cooled) and supports jumbo frames.