TP-Link 5 Port 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet Switch | Desktop Ethernet Splitter | Ethernet Hub | Plug & Play | Fanless Quiet | Desktop Design | Green Technology | Unmanaged (TL-SF1005D), White

Pros: Got the old price PLUS a 15% discount from tp-link. Pretty hard to beat that,

Cons: None

Overall Review: Very well made device. This is thy third tp-link Desktop Switch. 2 year warranty is very good too.

Pros: Cheap, I got this for $10. -Plug and Play -No speed decrease

Cons: None that I can see.

Overall Review: I bought this to connect to a Netgear 200 mpbs Powerline adapter, so i wouldn't have to constantly unplug the ethernet to swap between the PS4 and PC. With this switch I can play both simultaneously, and my ping and download/upload speeds have remained as consistent as they were when plugged directly into the powerline adapter.

Pros: Small Reliable Fast enough for my needs Was really a steal of a price when I got it. I am a currently a college student and in my dorm I only have two Ethernet ports available to me. This is a problem when I have my desktop my laptop my tv my gfs laptop and other things I like to hook up to Ethernet when I am working on them. I also frequently attend lan parties and college wifi is pretty inconsistent when it comes to gaming/streaming/downloading. This thing is nice and portable for such occasions.

Cons: If any exist it might be that it is limited to 100mbps so if you are lucky enough to have gigabit connection speeds you might want to look elsewhere.

Overall Review: When you are looking at switches the two big questions I think you need to ask yourself is how many devices will I be using, and how badly/if at all do I need 1000mbps speeds. I got this little guy for ten smackaroones and I couldn't be happier. Downloaded 7.5 gigs in 22 minutes through this little guy just last night while 3 other buddies were playing league and watching netflix. 100mbps is not slow lol. 10/10 would buy again.

Pros: Simple plug and play device. You plug one end of an Ethernet cable into one port and then into your router. Then up to 4 other devices into the switch. Magical, you now have 4 devices connected sharing one Ethernet port. Works ideal for XBOX, Roku, Apple and Android streaming devices. They can now all run on a dependable Ethernet connection. No more WiFi problems. I feed my switch with a Trendnet powerline adapter several rooms away and it works really well.

Cons: None of course.

Overall Review: The other thing I like about this switch is that it's not much bigger than a deck of cards. It also uses almost no power. After a day of use it still feels cool to the touch. AND when you shut everything down it goes to sleep all by itself. As I said before - its magical.

Pros: Just what the description says. If you are looking for this product, you know what it does....and it does it just fine.

Cons: I haven't found one yet. Going to hook up 2 more things to it as soon as I get more cables....we shall see.

Overall Review: Needed to split my Ethernet cable from my router (which is downstairs) up to my TV, G-box, PS3, and Satellite receiver. Easier to run one 40 foot cable than it is to run four! I'm only sharing it with my G-box and smart TV at the present, and its flawless so far. As soon as I get my other cables, I will run it to the other 2 as well. I foresee no issues.

Pros: Excellent performance, rock solid better than my other brands and no collisions.

Cons: NONE

Overall Review: Got it, plugged it in been running the hell out of it 24/7 zero issues. I have no doubts it will last a long time.

Pros: Turns one internet/network connection into four.

Cons: LED's on switch will tend to light up the whole section link section but you can tell which port is activated when your close enough.

Overall Review: Used this for my powerline connection downstairs, used it to connect my Roku and media computer.

Pros: No setup required, low-cost solution.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Used this for an entertainment center. Had two ethernet feed cables one for set top box and other for TV. I needed to recover one cable to reroute to another room. This box is extremely easy to install. I shut off the power strip to all the devices, plugged the power cord in, switch in, plugged the ethernet cables from the router into port 1, and used 2, 3, and 4 for the TV, set top box, and blu-ray player. Turned the power on, got all green lights. I tried each device and they all worked great!