TP-Link LS1005G, Litewave 5 Port Gigabit Ethernet Unmanaged Switch

I’ve been using this connector several days now, and it’s working as expected. I’m using it plugged into a WiFi extender to hardwire our TV and PlayStation. This is giving us faster and more consistent connection. Even though we have fiber internet, the location it was installed in our house is not central, so we’ve had to do the extensions. And our Sony TV’s internal WiFi won’t keep a connection (a common issue for Sony TVs), and game downloads were taking too long as well as not being able to play a live game while downloading.This little box has fixed the issues. It really is just a plug-an

I bought the TP-Link TL-SG105 5‑port Gigabit Ethernet Switch to upgrade my home network, specifically to connect several wired devices simultaneously including my desktop PC, network-attached storage, gaming console, and media streaming box. After using it for a few weeks, I am very pleased with its performance.Setting it up was effortless. I plugged in power and connected the device with Ethernet cables. There was no configuration needed, the switch is truly plug-and-play, which is a big plus if you want things to work immediately without messing around with settings.In my personal experience

This 5-port gigabit ethernet switch/hub was exactly what I needed. Purchased to use in our local church so we could receive wired internet to two laptop computers we used for audio and video editing purposes each week. They are both located in rear of sanctuary, and being so far away from main wifi routers in separate offices, they previously had spotty wifi signal at best and sometimes would simply cut out mid service, causing our Youtube livestreams to be interrupted.Now the laptops both get at least 200 Mbits download and 15-20 Mbits upload via direct wired internet to the main Spectrum swi

Network gear doesn’t need to be flashy to be good, and this little switch is a perfect example of that. It’s compact, made of aluminum, and does its job without drawing attention to itself. The heavier housing gives it a sense of durability that a lot of plastic switches lack, and it feels more premium since not all plastic.This in unmanaged switch, so there's no setup. Just plug in your cables and go. I use mine to route direct connections to my Bluesound Node and my television, and it works perfectly for both. Will eventually connect a small audio server as well, and it's got enough ports to

Works as expected. No complaints.

Purchased the 8 port, 10 GB unmanaged switch and it is perfect. Up and running in 5 minutes with no configuration needed. All computers getting 4700/4700 on SpeedTest with virtually no jitter (1ms max) and zero loss, consistently. Now getting the full capabilities of our 5GB AT&T fiber with room to grow. Running two full-time, data intensive businesses from home, this was a must have. Coupled with Cable Matters Cat6a wiring & USB-C to 5 GB Ethernet adapters for our MacBooks and 1 Dell PC, this is an all out winning combination and well worth the price. Runs cool too, even under heavy load.

It does exactly what it’s supposed to do and works perfectly. I have a PC, PS5, and a handheld PC connected to it, and it handles everything without any problems. Setup is basically plug and play, and I haven’t had any connection issues.For the price and quality, I think this is one of the best options if you’re looking for a simple Gigabit Ethernet switch.

I had only a couple of older 5 port TP-Link switches that were only 10/100mbs. I needed the 1Gb/s speed to use some faster devices that were being held back by those older/slower but functional switches and 100mb/s ethernet ports.I first upgraded all my 100mb/s ethernet ports to 1Gb/s ethernet/USB adapters. I then installed this switch to run to my Intel PC, Sony Blue-Ray player, Sony Google TV and T-Mobile Router/Modem and still have one port left for something else. Everything else I have wants wifi. Before I was toping out about 120mb/s for my ethernet stuff. Now most of those devices are r