Pros: Switch has nothing wrong with it -- but I have noticed something important with LARGE files and MULTIMEDIA -- In short, use a direct cable if you need a QUICK solution. More expensive hub/switches may be necessary perhaps one with a buffer.

Cons: I have had problems using my NAS with ANY KIND of inexpensive network hub, blocks are lost and programs will seize up unless I use a special DIRECT CABLE between the network card in the computer and the NAS port. It isn't common knowledge to use this type of cable - it's like a standard patch cable, but with the tx/rx pairs reversed on one side (null modem style). THIS TOTALLY SOLVED MY PROBLEMS, and people should be aware of this as an option.

Overall Review: I had updated ALL my related drivers and software (NUMEROUS, by the way), and all to NO AVAIL until I removed the hub from the equation. I updated my NIC driver, my hub driver, my NAS firmware, the version of the multimedia software, my disc imaging software, my ASPI drivers, EVERYTHING!!!! Going direct was the only solution.

Pros: small, black, metal, rectangular box, looks really good and feels solid, LED's stick out a little so you can see them from any angle, not annoyingly too bright, just right, just plug in your cables

Cons: none

Overall Review: people overlook Rosewill because they sell less expensive products and they don't have a cool name like D-Link, or Zyxel but guess what, if you pay more for the same type of product you're just throwing money away.

Pros: Simple, effective, functional. Worked out of the box and is working today. Great value.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I'm using this as a concentrator to a WiFi bridge in an industrial environment. Equipment mortality is fairly high because of the harsh conditions. With a low price and simple construction, it's a tough value to beat. We'll be acquiring more over time.

Pros: I bought this switch because we were sick of daisy chaining 4 port routers for our lan parties. My friend saw it and bought it from me before he headed back to college. He still uses it a year later (despite them having access to more expensive switches)

Cons: It uses a dc adapter type power connector. I've grown spoiled by the bigger switches that use pc power cables. Works perfectly though.

Overall Review: Probably the biggest and most affordable switch you will find without digging through corporate demolition sites.

Pros: Integrates well with my Rosewill eight port Gigabit switch. Handles the all the 100MB connections and frees up the ports on my gig switch for gigabit devices only. Great Price

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Need a 16 port Gig switch version.

Pros: This is my second unit. Great performance for price. Can be wall mounted, which is important to me. I gave the one negative review earlier. See how Rosewill responded. You can't beat that. I would have changed my rating, but the system will not let you. I'm ordering two more in the next day or so.

Cons: Not really any. I did have that one unit with a DOA wall wart, but Rosewill turned it into a positive to me.

Overall Review: The most compact 24 port unit I have seen. It will be great when someone makes a 1000mps unit at this price.

Pros: It's cheap, small, low powered, and most importantly works consistently.

Cons: Does not come with screws for mounting, but who cares...

Overall Review: I have been constantly transferring data over it since I purchased it, and have not had to touch it since I powered it up. It works just as well as the other switch I bought from Rosewill. Oh yeah, it also has a metal exterior

Pros: inexpensive

Cons: flakey (needs to be power-cycled often)

Overall Review: I bought this switch to replace an older switch which often would degrade all ports to 10Mbps and begin dropping packets after it had been on for a long time. I would have to power-cycle the old switch every month or so. This switch has the exact same problem. It works great for a while, and then some event happens and it needs to be power-cycled or it is dog slow. For most of its 9 years, I've reset it about once a month. But now that I have an Android TV device on my ethernet, I have to cycle it much more often. I'm sad about all the 5 star reviews for this flakey product because it means the reviews are not an effective way to weed out flakey switches. sigh.