TP-Link TL-SG105E
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13 years ago
Purchased to this extend my ethernet to my xbox, laptop, iMac and future xbox One. Did a speed test on a 100mb line before and after installation. They were exactly the same. Simply plugged the cables in sockets and I was done.
12 years ago
TP-Link 1Gb port switch
A very simple device, but has made my network faster by using 1 Gigabit. Wish I had purchased one earlier.
11 years ago
Good Compact Switch
I bought this switch to connect one ethernet cable from my router to allow me to connect my TV, Satellite box, and android box together. The unit is really nice and compact, and fits behind the TV where its hidden from sight.
11 years ago
TP-LINK TL-SG105 Network Switch - 5-port
Pros:
- Ready of go in 10 secs..
- Really Plug n Play kit
Cons:
- nothing yet
10 years ago
Tiny & Simple
Very compact switch with small power adapter. The unit has been rock solid since installing. No issues whatsoever, you can mount it in a very small space. Get one!
10 years ago
It works
It does what it's supposed to do. Price is cheaper here than at other sites.
10 years ago
I would not give it just a 3 out of 5 just because it make a bit of noise, pathetic.
Pros:
- The device does what it says on the box and does it well
- Great build quality
Cons:
- A little noisy
10 years ago
Solid
Bought very similar units from TP over the years. all have been rock solid work horses. This one installed within 5 sec and took over for a neutered router I had rigged into a switch like a champ. Metal Body, solid contraction simply does its job. What's not to love
10 years ago
Very good Computer switch
Just finished installing our computer lines and equipment. So far so good!! The unit switches between the internet, a computer and a server with no detected issues. In short it appears to be doing its job. In some applications 5 ports may not be enough, but in ours it fills the need.
10 years ago
Plug and play.
Just a dumb switch. Plug-and-play. Not much to say except that I use it to extend the number of hardwire ports on my home router. Most residential routers have 2 or 4 ports available, if any (wifi routers sometimes have none).
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