8-Port Industrial Ethernet Switch, Unmanaged 10/100Mbps DIN-Rail Network Switch, IP40, Operating Temperature Range of -30°C - 70°C (-22°F~158°F)

This Network Hub connects up to four devices. Unlike a network switch that prioritizes addressed and port traffic, a hub blindly repeats the traffic to every device connected. This slows connectivity on the network, as each device needs to identify the traffic and send packets between the I/O of the two highest communicators.Good for small home networks, expanding ports on a modem, or router. Connected printers and smart televisions.No Wi-Fi is available on a Hub. Wireless routers are a separate network device.

I wanted to hardwire my daughter's bedroom since she was having issues with our Wi-Fi signal dropping constantly. Ran a cable into her room and plugged in her ps5, no more internet issues. Her pc was still on Wi-Fi though, so I thought why not get a small cheap hub and plug them both in, and th is little network switch works perfectly. My internet is 1200mbps so she is getting her speed downgraded to 100mbps by using this hub but its still better than the Wi-Fi speeds. Works great.

Great little switch works perfect as soon as I connected it giving mee the 4 additional ports aside from the incoming port. The switch is tiny but effective simple and to the point, all of my peripherals connected and obtained an IP address just fine. I only wish the instructions where a bit bigger but thankfully today we can take pictures and enlarge them.

I needed to connect multiple ethernet devices and also a mini PC but didn't really need gigabit capabilities so this did the trick. Even with all of the ports in use, the mini PC is able to pull in 98mbps with no issue. There is also no lag and the router registers each device separately as it should.You will need a spare outlet as you will need to plug this in. It is also very small and compact so you can even fit it in your pocket and take it with you.

Expand your network with the speed of wired connections!

I needed a switch to add another device to my office network and this item did the trick. As advertised, there are 5 ports, one that would connect to your router and 4 others that can be distributed to your other devices. This switch does require power so you'll need to make sure you have an outlet nearby so you can plug it in. Other than that, this is a very straightforward piece of hardware.

As long as your internet is gigabit or less, this is a great little switch to give you more ports. It barely takes up and room either. Easy to connect to also. I can highly recommend.

I used this switch to patch in a printer into my home network. So far so good. It does what it says and is functioning well for me. I'm sure I'll find other stuff to connect now that I have some open ports :D