tp-link TL-SG105S, 5 Port Gigabit Ethernet Network Switch, Ethernet Splitter, Hub, Desktop and Wall-Mounting, Sturdy Metal, Fanless, Plug and Play, Energy-Saving

it died only after 3 months are used in it shut down a whole internet from it try to get warranty but they just ignored me just do not buy it

No contiene adaptador de corriente europeo sino británico o chino, no sabría decir. En la descripción no se indica en ningún sitio el tipo de adaptador de corriente que se incluye. No válido en Europa. Se devuelve.

Fait parfaitement le travail, la vitesse du flux est au rendez-vous mais comme c'est vendu par Amazon UK, la prise de l'alimentation est anglaise donc, il faut un adaptateur UK/EU 👎

Works a treat, simple, good value, effective.

Not enough ports on your router? Multiple devices needing a wired connection due to poor WiFi? Tried powerline adapters but disappointed with the speed and latency? Get a network switch. I have previously bought one of these brilliant little devices because of unstable WiFi connections and simply needing more ethernet ports. Now I'm doing it all over again because of a new ISP and the (crappy) router needs to be downstairs due to the fibre optic connection. After being driven mad by WiFi issues (good old fashioned thick brick walls) and the poor speed and high latency of powerline adapters, I simply decided to run a long length of flat Cat 7 under the stairway carpet through to the router downstairs. This affordable little network switch has enabled me to connect my PC, NAS and Audio streamer to the router with a single length of cable. There's nothing to configure, just connect up to 4 devices that you need for your network communications or internet access and connect to your router. Job done. For those who need to configure their network for enhanced security, well you probably already know this isn't the device for your needs. But home office or entertainment users who don't have the foggiest about networks and just want something that's cheap and will literally work the moment you plug it in, then yes, this could be exactly what you need. Be aware that this doesn't support power over ethernet, which may be required for some security cameras, so all your devices must have their own power supply. I can't find any information on added latency, but I can say it beats the snot out of even the best power line adapter as they never even get close to their claimed speed (half is considered good going) and I was suffering a reported 3 seconds (yes seconds, not milliseconds) of when pinging to BBC as a latency test. It was up to 8 seconds with the old adapters I had. At the time of writing, I have yet to repeat the test, but I can say everything has sped up noticeably. The one proper analysis I have found confirms speed is pretty much as claimed and that power draw is very low indeed. Just remember that performance is affected by temperature and the chipset is passively cooled, so place it away from radiators, direct sunlight and other sources of heat if possible.