TEG-S51

I use this to split one line between a computer and printer. It is easy to use and gives me connectivity to both items, works great and I don't notice any slow down of speed on the computer.

All I needed was an economical way to fan out my Ethernet at my entertainment center. This switch was the perfect solution. I like the arrangement where the lights are on the front panel, but the RJ-45 connection ports are on the rear. There are 5 ports, but that means you can fan out one Ethernet cable to connect 4 devices. One of the 5 ports is your upstream connection to your router. The power supply is a typical wall wart type, and comes with the unit. There is no setup, just plug it in. Worked like a charm.

Arrived timely. Good value for the money. I know they list the dimensions in the description, but I was surprised as to how small the unit is. Its been up & running for about 12 hours & works great.

This worked great, just plugged it in and everything is working fine. My internet provider spun off its fiber business into a new entity (but still owned it) but now had new equipment, so I had to have a new modem and router installed. They provided which was nice (and even did a WiFi 7 router), but the new router only few lan ports than my old router and not enough for all my equipment (TV, Fire Cube, HD Homerun DVR, Alarm, etc.), so I needed Ethernet switch splitter to give me the additional ports I needed for all my equipment. This is small and was easy to setup. Pretty self explanatory setup. Plugged everything in and everything worked. And still have a couple of extra ports if I add some other items.

Using for a PC and a Mac and powering from a USB hub. Flawless connectivity, solidly built, metal case.

Nice, small, metal, 5-port gigabit switch. I use it as a desktop switch. Both it and the wall cube are quiet and run cool. Overall, I'm very satisfied with the build quality, performance, and functionality.

So I used this where I wanted the devices on port two and three to talk to each other. They did not. They are isolated. If you’re trying to use it as a temporary fix, it’s fine, but it’s not a permanent solution.

Works as described. I like the front leds and rear connections for applications where I can monitor status.

The network hub is very solid built, seems be working correctly so far.

In its tiny steel box hiding in my home theater, it quietly gets the bits to (and from) my receiver, disc player, and apple tv on time every time.

Not much to say yet, time will tell if it's a good buy. But first impression after a week of usage, all is good. Nice little unit, does what it's supposed to do. The metal case keep it cool. There's no network ethernet cable included with the device though. Overall, I recommend it. Edit: 2 years later and it's all good! No problems with the switch. Set and forget :-) Highly recommended :-)

Great build quality, cool to the touch, and most importantly... delivers full speed all while being fully plug and play. No issues here!

Very nice small form factor. Much better for my home theater system as the plugs are in the back and lights in the front. No more clutter of wires.