Perfect for the price, it hasn't shown any problems so far (I've had it for about one and a half months)

Very small and convenient, works perfectly. No disconnection for a week now that I've had it. Excellent VFM.

There are disconnections on the TV... as a result, when I watch Netflix or during airplay from the laptop, I have to bypass it

reliable, after a year everything is fine. it is at least 15 meters away from the router, it delivers 100mbps+ which is perfect so there is no significant deviation

Purchased in April 2022 and until today no problem with its operation. I have a 50m Ethernet cable coming from the provider's router to my room, connected to the switch at one end and with 3 other Ethernet cables connected that go to the PC, the laptop, and one to an Ethernet to type-C adapter for other uses. Everything works flawlessly on a 50Mbps line with minimal losses due to distance. Specifically, 49MB/s down - 4.6MB/s up, speeds I can't reach with WiFi 7 even "on top" of the router. In measurements via Ookla, all devices get over 48MB/s and max out at 53MB/s during hours when the network is not heavily loaded overall.
For the use I make (completely simple that is) it is recommended 100%

It constantly disconnects, sometimes 5-7 times a day. To get it working again, you have to unplug the ethernet cable from the computer that lost network connection and plug it back in. Money wasted, it ended up in the trash!

Useless. Constant disconnections all the time. You have to keep unplugging/plugging the cable every now and then. A switch has only one job, to provide you with stable internet... I went back to my old bulky one and it's just fine. I'm just too lazy to bother sending it back.

Works great. I wanted a cable to share the network with devices that get IPs on their own, it does its job perfectly.

Automatically activated Power Saving and Green Ethernet drastically reduces your speed; I never recommend anyone to buy this product if you want speed

For very simple use (but very simple), it is just fine. It won't trouble the majority of users. However, if you need it for a little more "special" things, it won't work for you. Its major drawback is that if you have any application with Avahi (mDNS), which broadcasts on the local network, it disconnects all the computers that are connected to it. The only solution is to unplug it and plug it back in.

I chose it because it is the only one that has the ports and the female charger on the same side, it works great

Subsidiary of Tp-Link. It does the job so far. The LEDs for each port are monochrome and completely tiny, you need a flashlight to see them. So if you don't log into the router to check the speed at which each device is connected to each port (100 or 1000 Mbps), you can't know at a glance from the LEDs. (In the slightly more expensive ones, orange LEDs indicate a 100Mbps connection and green 1000 Mbps).

very good.. does what it says.. you connect an ethernet cable to one of these ports... to bring internet.. and then connect to the other 4 ports.. with 4 other cables and you get 4 internet connections for each cable.. and connect whatever you want.. it essentially multiplies your ports..

You simply do your job cheaply and essentially it's Tp-link, so don't be scared by the company. I have it connected to 2 PCs with a 200 Mbps line and I have no issues at all.

While it works well as long as it is connected, once a week it systematically disconnects, although randomly. I don't know if I got a defective one, but I read about the same problem on Reddit from others.

Visually, it seems to be a durable product, compact design that doesn't take up space, has as many ports as I need, fast.

I connected it with the Ethernet adapter of Starlink (since the router doesn't provide Ethernet ports, it was necessary) with a Cat.7 LAN cable and it's simply top!!! I connected an OLED 4k TV, PS5, and PC, and they all reach the peak speed I get from Starlink with zero loss! (whereas with its WiFi I couldn't reach that much. For example, the PS5 reached a top download of 105mbps with WiFi 5, and as soon as I plugged in the cable, it consistently hit 230mbps).

It's literally Plug and Play, you plug it into the power (it has its own power supply), connect an Ethernet cable from your router (preferably to the WAN port) to port 1 of the Switch, and then simply connect the devices you want to the other ports and you're ready. It also has LED indicators on each port so you can see if data transmission is happening, if they are active, etc., while it also has slots on the back for mounting it on a wall or on a special rack if you have one. Highly recommended!

Cheap and stylish switch.

It is a dual-band tp link product, a company you trust, so I bought it to see if it delivers on its promises, the best value for its price, plug and play without needing much

For 10€, there's no discussion, it does the job it's intended for perfectly...
1Gbps connection, with all ports connected without any problem, just make sure to use at least Cat 6a Ethernet network cables.

There are days when all devices connected lose internet. I have to disconnect the Ethernet cables plugged into it and the power cable, and then reconnect them.

Excellent for their cost, the size is ideal to be used on TV furniture, stereo, etc.

Excellent. I bought it because what I had only reached 100 mbps, and now I have installed fiber to the home whenever I needed something better. It fully covered me

It is a 10 euro L2 switch. I plugged it into the network, and it has been consistently and problem-free doing its job for 2 years now. It is suitable for use in a home network without heavy network transfers. I mainly needed it for gigabit switching and Ethernet ports. It is definitely worth the money for home use, just don't be cheap if you have a professional office and get something with warranty, support, and security patching. Take it and be aware that it is not unexpected to have issues with heavy usage.

I am not an expert on these components, but to distribute the wired network close to my devices without having to pull 20 cables from the router, it is EXCELLENT!!!! You connect it to the power, simply plug in the network cables from the devices you want to connect, plus the one coming from your router, and it works perfectly!

Very satisfied. I bought 4 to extend the ethernet network over a distance of more than 300 meters. The two communicate with each other flawlessly at a distance of 100 meters, while one is directly connected to the server and handles all the traffic from a total of 15 computers without any issues. A very good choice.

Quite a good product. I haven't pushed it to its limit, but it seems to be able to withstand (which I found out with a little research that it is TPLINK, which is a quite reliable company)

I had it in the attic, if I downloaded at full speed for an hour it would start having problems, losing the internet. Disappointing but at least it was cheap.

I replaced it with a Cisco and found my health.

Positive that it does not heat up because it had to be placed in a plastic box with power supplies and accumulated heat.

It is the first network switch that I have purchased and I have to say that I am satisfied. I have been using it at home for about a year and it works flawlessly and reliably. Its biggest advantage is that all its ports are gigabit/1000mbit, compared to other products at its price range which have 100mbit ports.

In terms of connectivity, it's a breeze. You plug it in, connect the devices you want, and the rest happens automatically. There is no need to configure anything for a port to work correctly and so on.

Connected to it are my main computer and an Access Point.

At this price, I can recommend it to someone who is looking for a switch.