TP-Link 8 Port Gigabit Ethernet Network Switch | Plug and Play | Desktop or Wall-Mount | Plastic Case Ethernet Splitter | Fanless | Traffic Optimization | Unmanaged (TL-SG1008D),Black

I was shocked by the quality of this gigabit switch for under $10! Setup was instant—just plug and play. It delivers fast, stable connections across all ports with zero drops. Compact, reliable, and perfect for home or small office networks. Can’t beat the performance at this price!

We added the TP-Link Litewave 8-Port Gigabit Switch to our setup, and it’s been working like a charm. Setup was as simple as plugging it in, no configuration needed, no headaches. It’s truly plug-and-play.Performance wise, it’s solid. All connected devices are getting stable gigabit speeds, and the switch handles traffic smoothly without any noticeable lag or bottlenecks. It’s compact, quiet, and fits easily into our rack without taking up much space.If you’re looking for a reliable switch that just works, this one’s a great choice. Clean design, great speed, and zero fuss.

Works perfect, full speed, no speed loss going from directly wired to router to wired through switch. Great for adding more ports to my office easily.

Switched to this network switch when my older one started giving me problems. This just works well for me.

This does the job of a network switch. Of that I have no complaints. For just under $20 you get a hunk of plastic that looks pretty sleek and expands your network by 7 ports (the eighth is really to connect to your router). Give it some power and start plugging your stuff in. Easy. The lights on each port are not obnoxiously bright like my cable modem which is nice, and I don't hear the hum or squeal some folks have noted in their reviews. If I put my ear directly on it I hear what resembles those noises but under normal circumstances being at least 2 feet away with other ambient noise in the room I do not hear it. My main issue is that it is way too light to stay in place, hence the loss of 1 star on this review. The weight of the 7 ethernet cords in the back make it pop a wheelie on my desk. Even 2 or 3 are enough to drag it off the desk. It would be helpful if they add $1 to the price and add rubber feet to the bottom. The bottom does have 4 small "feet" but they are just part of the molded plastic case. If they were rubber/rubberized then perhaps it wouldn't slide so much or at least you could put some weight on top and have it stay in place. But putting something on top takes away from the looks of it so...I could have gotten the metal version which may be heavy enough to stay put, and this one does have 2 keyhole slots on the back for hanging, both of which would have been fine for my desk at work, but with the sleek black look let's be honest, it's marketed for the home consumer. Who is going to mount this on their living room wall with cords hanging off it or want the bulky metal one on display? So, overall it does it's job and I don't regret purchasing it, I just wish it was a bit heavier so it would stay put.

Super compact, truly plug & play, a simple and reliable solution to my need for additional ports for hardwired RJ-45 cables from a few devices in my home. Brand name reliability at a super affordable cost. I would highly recommend this switch to any friends or family in need of a similar solution.

The TP-Link Litewave LS1005G is a solid, budget-friendly gigabit Ethernet switch. It was truly plug-and-play—no setup required—and all five ports worked instantly with my devices. The fanless design keeps it completely silent, which is great for a quiet workspace. Speeds are consistent and reliable for everyday tasks like streaming and file transfers. Build quality feels decent for the price. Highly recommended for anyone needing extra wired connections without hassle.

Very light (solid plastic) and nice simple design.>>> (Under all reserve), THE PERFORMANCES of this HUB (splitter) totally depend on your internet or network speed and also on the quality of your adsl-ethernet cables. It will work without difficulty with adsl cables CAT8-7..., going down (see the difference on the Internet).- Forward your ADSL (ethernet-internet CABLES) destinations from your home internet source (or network), to; the desktop computer, a laptop computer, another wifi modem (with a switch for example), an android box or a tv, etc., all of whom can then use the same broadband modem in turn or at the same time.> It's not like a (more expensive) self-managed router that contribute ALSO protects your IP address from being intrusion. It's a splitter with electrical amplification (3.7W, 1000mb per second) that keeps (all) your connections at HIGH SPEED and maximum performance.(PERSONAL OPINION*) The use of a WIRED INSTALLATION lDOES NOT CONTRIBUTE to adding a surplus of WIFI waves in an environment OFTEN ALREADY TOO full of various waves, and often even the WIFI of others.* In the end, it can only be MORE BENEFICIAL FOR GENERAL HEALTH AND AMBIENT MORALE, whatever some propaganda may say.(TIP) When looking for a modem (or an Internet distributor), try to find a WIFI modem with an ON-OFF switch. Routers with a (native) switch closing only the WIFI antenna of the rest of the dispatch are unfortunately as rare as internet provider modems without a wifi antenna that must be provided (with or without ADSL wiring). Otherwise, consider getting another modem without an antenna (help yourself from a technician if its possible or necessary) and a second one with WIFI (connect to this kind of HUB...). There exist also some model of integrated switches on AC extension cords (or the multiplugs), all for always having the possibility of manually switching off the WIFI router between uses and possibly the HUB and the rest of your installation at night.> This HUB dont have a native switch ON-OFF (like the most part)QUALITY-PRICE: At this price (-20$) it is a VERY INTERESTING high-performance choice that does not have much competition in recognized brands.Hope this unbiased review can contribute in your own decision.