TP-Link TL-SG105 | 5-Port 10/100/1000Mbps Desktop Switch | Plug and Play, No Configuration

I got AI to print out instructions for me to configure this switch so I could connect 2 computers to one Wi-Fi and use both computers simultaneously. Worked beautifully and after almost a month, I've had no issues.

small footprint, easy to use and worked correctly.

Works well when hooked up right

This is a simple Ethernet switch. It is NOT battery powered although the review asked to rate it! I have several like it and I have never had a problem.

Works great. You just plug it in add a network source and boom you can connect other cat6 cables to it. I was using an old router for this but ran out of outputs.

Very good thank you

TP Link gear is awesome.

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). Anyway, a simple "loopback" wired cat5 connected between any user port on my router port and any port on this switch gives me an additional 4 hardware ports I can use.

There's not much you can say about a five-port unmanaged gigabit Ethernet switch. I bought it to add a few extra Ethernet ports to my network closet on the cheap. It works as it should, the only setup it required was plugging it in and plugging it into the network. Build quality seems good, and contents of the box are about what you would expect (the switch itself, the power adapter, and some rubber feet to stick to the bottom of it). So far the little bit of stuff I have connected to it is working fine, no drops or anything. Worth the money if all you need is a few extra gigabit ports at one end of your network.

Defective Unit. Give three stars just because the Quality Checks should be better. Instruction were very poor for troubleshooting etc. The power light on mine was blinking, which was not described in the instructions. But from what I read online and a video I watched showed the power light as SOLID green not BLINKING, so it seems to be an indication of a faulty power supply.