Great little switch, have been using for for 3+ years and never had a problem (very low power usage too). Cheap way to extend the number of network ports off your router.
14 comments
formesyn
14 Jan 17#14
Out of stock?
2minutenoodles
14 Jan 17#13
I cut out a tiny piece of paper, write on it the device it belongs to and stick it to the plug with tape so I can tell what is what.
ichap
14 Jan 17#12
Good find OP heat added.
Jam240
14 Jan 17#11
OOS
davem
14 Jan 17#9
No free delivery with the 8 port plastic one.
Glix
14 Jan 17#8
How big is the plug/wallwart for this?
davem to Glix
14 Jan 17#10
It's either the first or third from the right, can't access the extension lead very easily but it gives you some idea of size. The extension socket is also a compact design so not much spare space between sockets.
hitman007
14 Jan 17#7
It does. I have one. Would like the metal model to offer the same.
hitman007
14 Jan 17#5
Would be good to have the option of powering the switch via USB. Anyone seen an adapter you could use?
Spies to hitman007
14 Jan 17#6
I think the TP-Link 5 port has the option of USB power.
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14 comments
60% more ports, 60% more money.. yes it's plastic but who cares?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/DGS-105-Gigabit-Unmanaged-Desktop-Switch/dp/B007DHTWUW/