TP Link TL SG105 5 Port Gigabit Unmanaged Ethernet Network Switch, Ethernet Splitter Review

TP Link TL SG105 5 Port Gigabit Unmanaged Ethernet Network Switch, Ethernet Splitter Review
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[@James_Knott]

I have one of those in my living room, to connect my TV, A/V receiver and Blu-ray player to a wall outlet that connects back to my "office" where my Internet connection is.

[@YTsoloo]

will i lose speeds if i use this for gaming? i’m trying to keep ethernet plugged into my xbox and pc at the same time

[@askehraz]

nah you won't even see a difference

[@YTsoloo]

@@askehraz thank you

[@facciogentevedocose]

Hi there, which USB-C hub are you using? which brand/model?

[@Alisolari]

You should have tried all 5 ports so that we can check whether they work or not .

[@felipeeliasmiguel8905]

Cheap and reliable switch

[@sahibjamarai7400]

Can it work with multiple devices connected to it?

[@passionatebeast24]

Yes. I will suggest you to get 8 or 16 port gigabit switch for future proofing. They are great.

[@James_Knott]

Yes, that's the whole point of switches. They allow connecting multiple devices.

[@alpachino468]

Haha, look at your stupid Macbook, you need an adapter just to be able to use a wired ethernet connection!

[@gameclips3387]

It should be 1G as you stated, how come you are getting 300?

[@vanwellcom]

The speed is limited by the internet speed, not the switch. This test only shows download speeds, not network performance.

[@plabanshil515]

Dumboo... Speed limit is also a term in wired Ethernet connection i guess you are not aware about it...