D-Link DGS 16-port switch worked great! Plug & play device...no need to buy new...saved $$ with this used switch for small office environment.

I use this item to network up to 7 devices (including 5 computers) in my home office. It is a solid performer and has greatly reduced latency between devices. It would be nice if it had an on off switch, but I can always pull the plug if I want to turn if off.

Ease of setup; Relibility

No on off switch

Excellent switch that came with rackmount ears incase you want to rack it with other gear. Works great, no problems, perfect for only needing about 14 ports.

I've had this only a short time but it was easy to set up and use. Just plugged it in and started running a gigabit speeds. Time will tell how long it lasts but it's great so far.

This switch is so easy to setup, and works great right out of the box. I had several cables leading from one bedroom, and across my wall into my PC, Apple TV and PS3. I plugged one cable into the switch, and ran the 3 cables from the switch into the PC, Apple TV and PS3.

I have a confined space in a wiring cabinet that this unit fits in nicely. The double tier ports instead of all-in-a-line makes the difference. By the way, the unit performs well, also.

Easy To Set Up; Fast; Small

None So Far

The reviews here posted after April 2010 say theirs did not come with a fan? Yet older models including mine did. Having read the complaints about the fan noise when I first bought mine, I unscrewed the case and just removed it. That was 18 months ago and I never had a problem.

Excellent unit; Plug 'n Play at its finest; Had mine for about 18 months with no issues; Total of 30 IP addresses on the network with some media-heavy traffic

Mine came with a small and very loud fan before I opened up the unit and removed it.

Our company network just went cat6 and switching servers to workgroups everything is running off 5 of these switches and the building productivity is soaring... heads and tails above the older 1026g.

simple; auto-config; rackmount

love this switch its always been a good one and very stable. The only thing I'm not a huge fan of is it feels like cheap plastic but don't judge a book by its cover!

After using DLink hubs and switches for years with nothing but reliable service, I again went to them for a new home network switch. All was well for about 12 months, then it would randomly halt network traffic until I rebooted it. After about six months of that behavior, it just died.