What's to say about a ethernet hub? It's black, has 8 ports and handles up to 1g. I got it to replace my old 4 port 100m hub. All because I dumped my VZ DSL and switched to the local cable company for an ISP.

Worked immediately upon connection. Power supply is angled sideways to limit power strip space usage to just one outlet. Most of my eight ports were filled up quickly, so I'm glad that I got this instead of a less-expensive switch having fewer ports.

This switch works flawlessly! It's lightweight, yet has a strong case and the connector section is very sturdy. As for speed, it's also fast and adjusts it's speed as needed according to the device it's connected to.

This is the second unit I purchased (expanding, not replacing), and would recommend to others. The performance is excellent and the design is nice enough to put it in sight of others instead of hiding in a closet.

Precisely what we wanted,

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Great for fast internet where WI-FI is to slow. Unit takes 200Mbps easy

If you are upgrading to GB this switch is the way to go. It's Green and fast at a reasonable price.

I usually get Trendnet (metal box switches) but decided to try a TP-Link unit this time around.Seems to work flawlessly thus far for a bedroom media setup .The only thing I wouldhave liked are8 front port lights like they used to have on this model switch vs the now single front (on) light .Sale...

I'm not sure why they are asking me to rate the WiFi signal for the 8 port unmanaged switch. This product doesn't use WiFi signals, you plug cat-5 cable directly into it. It's basically a splitter for getting more cat-5 connections. My WiFi router only had 6 ports and I needed more so I bought this.

Its a simple switch so easy to install, just plug in and use. Auto senses how to configure the port and goes. Nice surprise was how well made this is. Although the case is plastic it is good quality and it doesn't look or feel cheap. As black boxes go its quite simple and elegant.