ASUS GX-D1081 10/100/1000Mbps Power-Saving Gigabit Switch

Pros: Used this to upgrade to gigabit from 100 mbps in the home office. SSH/rsync transfers are now CPU-limited instead of network-limited. Nice.

Cons: I'd have preferred a black housing instead of a white one.

Pros: Works good, great throughput, low profile, VOIP prioritizing, great price especially with the rebate.

Cons: Very little documentation, more on the outside of the box than the manual. Newegg picture shows white model with gray inlay which is one of the reason I specifically purchased this but it's all white and rather boring looking. But it works great so no biggie.

Pros: Died

Cons: Died and Died

Pros: works as advertised

Cons: It's not the one in the picture

Other Thoughts: I replaced a netgear switch because I was having network VooDoo - I don't know that much about it. I ended up disabling IPV6 on all of my windows 7 machines and rejiggered the order that the different switches and routers plug into the modem and I'm good to go. I really don't know if there was anything wrong with the old switch.

Pros: Small, lightweight, PnP - Giga speeds work on Cat5e

Cons: Documentation is lacking,

Other Thoughts: I specifically purchased V1 of this switch with the silver molding but received V2 which is completely white. no biggie. You can still get the additional $10 rebate from Asus using either version.

Pros: They both worked great while they lasted.

Cons: They both died after 21 months.

Pros: easy to install, no config necessary jut moved network cables to it and rebooted pc's and now have gigabit speeds.

Went from a 10/100 hub cap of 10mb/sec xfers to 60-80mb/sec xfers on CAT5 Cables, did not have to upgrade to cat6. All I had to do was change out my old hub for this switch. Easy as Pie.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Why haven't you got one?

Pros: It is super light. It works very well. Mounted to the wall using pushpins (thats how light it is)

Cons: Didn't come with any mounting screws like the box claimed it did, but whatever, pushpins work fine.

Pros: works good, high speed...

Cons: had to go get a Ethernet cable because it did not come with one

Pros: Great switch, works easily and simply, right out of the box. If you are hooking to a router, you should use Port 1 (they call it the VIP port). It is optimized with a higher polling priority.

Cons: Serious error in manual. The manual says the lights are green for 1000 MB/s, and amber for 10/100 MB/s. This is WRONG. It is the opposite:

Amber for 1000 MB/s Connection
Green for 10/100 MB/s Connection