TP-Link LS108G 8 Port Gigabit Network Switch, Metal Case, Ethernet Switch, Power Saving, Plug & Play, Ethernet Splitter, Desktop or Wall Mount, Hasslefree Silent Operation

Plug it in, push a cable into it, it starts working. It’s really that easy, setup the way it should be. If only everything else in life was like that. Great product, I am using it to install the new Ring doorbell with Power Over Ethernet, and it works seamlessly with no complicated setup procedures.

Very much satisfied with the Poe+ Switch, It delivers a stable promised max 62W of power, I were able to out of the box power most of my POE powered CCTV cameras, plus a couple of other poe splitter injectors with no issue. the switch itself does not get hot pretty much at all. For the price I paid being £37.79, it is very much worth for that price. Would recommend for anything that just requires power, and you do not care that the switch is not a managed switch which is expected for the price.

Has certainly helped expand my home wired network. Simple to install, just plug and play, just make sure that you use 1Gb cables to get the best out of it.

Well made sturdy product.

I originally kitted the house out with full Netgear PoE switches, such as 724s and 108s, and they ran the house beautifully for 5+ years. However, two 8-port switches and one 24-port non-green switches use about 60 watts, and even more if using PoE for cameras etc. That's the equivalent of leaving a lightbulb on day and night, which adds up over 5+ years. It adds double now that our energy utilities are scalping us on bills. So, I switched to these low-power switches. They basically just went in as drop-in replacements. No configuration required. Their ports auto-configured and everything just carried on working. I've gone from 60+Watts to about 8 watts. I've also put one of the switches on a timer because there's never anyone in one of the rooms from 11pm to 8am. I tried that with the older switches and they tended to get their knickers in a twist if you did it too often. So, on average over 24 hours the networking kit is now about 6-8 Watts instead of 50+Watts. So, doing the maths... ~50 Watts saved per hour, for 24 hours for 365 days a year is 50x24x365 = 438kWh per year. At 50p per kWh, that's £219 saved over the year, more than paying for the new kit in just 4 months in fact. In the 5 years I expect to run it, that's almost a grand if the price per kWh doesn't drop!!!! Very easy to install, very quick, very sleek and smart, and works flawlessly while saving a lot of money.

Very good very fast works perfect perfectly only recommended

Excellent. Had to upgrade to 8 port Ethernet gigabits device from my 5 port Ethernet gigabits device Very easy to plug my 3 games consoles, freeview HD recorder and connect it without any problems.

good network switch