TP-Link LS105GP 5 Port Gigabit PoE Switch, 4x Gigabit PoE+ Ports, 802.3af/at 30W, 65W Total Budget, Network Switch, Power Saving, Plug & Play, Metal Case, Ethernet Switch, Ethernet Splitter

I recently upgraded my home network setup with this Switch, and it has proven to be excellent.First and foremost, the setup was a breeze. It truly lives up to the "plug and play" promise, allowing me to have it up and running within minutes. The auto-negotiation feature ensures that it seamlessly connects at the highest possible speed, making the most of my network's capabilities.The gigabit Ethernet ports deliver lightning-fast data transfer rates, and I've noticed a significant improvement in my network's performance. Whether it's streaming, online gaming, or large file transfers, this switch handles it all with ease. I easily get the full speed with no issues. I have this on the 2nd floor and have several devices plugged into it and so far have not experienced any slowness or dropouts.The build quality is also solid, and the plastic case is durable. The switch's compact design is ideal for my space, and it does not look out of place among the other devices I have.I also appreciate the energy-saving feature, which helps reduce power consumption when ports are not in use. It's a thoughtful addition that aligns with my efforts to maintain an eco-friendly home.I highly recommend this network switch to anyone in need of a cost-effective and efficient solution to expand their network capabilities. It's a top-notch choice!

Does a great job as a switch. Very compact and quiet. I installed this on the wall which was easily mountable.Good value for money and well designed

This small 5 port switch is perfect for expanding the number of ports available with a setup such as the TalkTalk essentials / Youview / TP-LINK TL-PA210 (200Mbps Powerline box) configuration; Purchased this for my Father-in-Law who is really impressed with the reliability and speed.My father-in-law had his TalkTalk essentials router (2 port / WiFi N class version) in an *upstairs* office location with a Desktop PC connected and the TP-LINK TL-PA210 IP over Powerline box (connected to his Youview box *downstairs*) - this fills the 2 available switch ports on the essentials router leaving nothing spare. Downstairs - his WiFi was not the best signal or reliable.Downstairs, he had his Youview box underneath his TV connected to the other (2nd) TL-PA210 - with no spare port capacity underneath his TV for anything else. When he asked me how best to connect his other devices, such as his Android TV (MXQ box) - this was the cheapest and most reliable solution. At best, his WiFi signal was poor in the downstairs location, so using a switch solved two problems. One - it gave him extra ethernet ports for expansion downstairs, and two - it solved the unreliable WiFi signal issues as we now use the Powerline (wired) connection. Easy peasy setup - a) remove the ethernet cable from the rear of the YouView and plug it into the first switch port #1 b) Connect a suitable ethernet cable CSL - 1m CAT.6 Flat Ethernet Gigabit Lan Network Cable (RJ45) | 10/100/1000Mbit/s | Patch cable / broadband cable | compatible with CAT.5 / CAT.5e / CAT.7 from the Youview box to the Port#2 on the switch. c) Connect another ethernet cable from MXQ box ethernet port to switch port #3.. We used the 1 Metre CSL flat cables as they are well made cables and just a nice length to keep the back of the TV spaghetti in check.

fast delivery and worked straight out of the box. The only SLIGHT issue is its lightness. It's light, i mean really REALLY light. When you plug any amount of cables in the back it lifts up. There are screw holes on the bottom if you really want to put screws in the top of your desk, (which i didn't), I've even tried sticky pads without luck. Its not a great problem (i've sat a paperweight on it) just something to be aware of.

As previous reviews, this item works straight out of the box. Powerline connection used for the TV, relief on wifi for sky Q box. After resetting the Sky box several times, decided to try the switch. Plugged in, connected the incoming cable and two outgoing cables. Setup working perfectly. Small lightweight design, ideal. Very pleased with purchase.

A switch is a great piece of kit for anyone who needs more wired connections.DO NOT fall into the pit of getting an ethernet splitter! They do not work as ethernet uses all of the wires to transmit data. If you need any more wired connections this is probably one of the best switches you can get for the price.All you need is 1 ethernet input going in (i.e from your router / wifi hub at home!) and power.The rest of the slots will then be able to be used for any device, be it a PC, laptop etcetera. No messing around, just plug and play.

Great job so far!Metal case and very compact.

Really good. Easy to set up and works fab