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26.03.2013
10/10
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This review is for the TP-Link TLSG1005D 5-Port Unmanaged Gigabit Desktop Switch. This is a really good switch. It stays cool with only 1 or 2 ports (plus input port) used, and still only gets warm when running all ports at the same time. I use all four ports connected to four difference devices, at different times. Only two of the ports are used simultaneously at any given time. While you could run all the ports at the same time, I recommend investing in a workhorse switch for that. This will work for almost all of your setups. It's a fast switch that will definitely transfer at 1000 Mbps (aka 1 Gbps) between the devices on your network if your devices have Gigabit Network Cards. I had no issues with this switch since it's a simple plug-and-play device. It's great for adding extra ports to a room where multiple devices need a wired network connection.DETAILS: There are six LED's on the front, one for power and five for the ports. They are subtle, easy to read, and not overly bright. The switch measures 1.2" H x 6.5" W x 4.25" D. The power cable is about 5 feet long. The plug of the power cable is a slim plug that plugs into an outlet horizontally, similar to a cell phone charger plug, and it measures 0.75" H x 2" W x 1.5" D. No Ethernet cables are included.
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28.03.2013
10/10
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Look - I remember the days of 300 baud modems, so Ethernet seems like a miracle. I replaced a fairly new Linksys 10/100 switch with this TP-Link gigabit model. I have a E3200 Cisco gigabit router, and figured why not keep the whole shebang at top speed? But unless your PCs have gigabit Ethernet ports, you probably won't notice a big improvement in a gigabit switch over a 10/100 switch. Unless everyone in your home or office decided to move huge files all at once.It did seem faster when copying large video files from my non-gigabit PC to my network attached storage. But the improvement was maybe 20% - not the 10x improvement you might think you would get.Still, the price of this TP-Link gigabit switch is so reasonable that there is no excuse to use a 10/100 switch. And 8 ports is what I would always get. Three times I have had to replace a 5-port switch with an 8-port. TV, Blu-ray, PC, the other PC, and a Roku are the devices in my living room that connect to my network. Then I wanted to troubleshoot my netbook ...Sorry - I do have wireless for my cell phones, kindles, tablet and laptop - but I believe in wired connections for devices that just sit there. Ever try to configure a printer with built-in wireless ???
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27.02.2013
10/10
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Gigabit Ethernet switches are pretty much a commodity - not much to distinguish them. TP-Link found a way, though. They claim to have designed the TL-SG1005D to use less power than other switches. My tests confirm this - a steady-state power draw of only 1 watt, compared to 4 watts for a Netgear Gigabit switch I use. For something that is typically powered 24/7, using 75% less power is nothing to sneeze at.Other than the low power draw, the TL-SG1005D is rather plain - I don't have the means to test the various features it claims to have, but I certainly didn't observe any problems or speed issues while in use. The dark gray rectangular box is fairly plain and the status LEDs on front are just bright enough to be useful, not so bright as to be annoying. A small wall-wart switching power supply is included with a longish cord. If I had any gripe at all it is that the RJ45 jacks are a bit too close together, making it difficult to connect and remove plugs that have anti-snag sleeves.Update: March 25, 2013I now also have the 8-port TL-SG1008D and it has all the good qualities of the 5-port model. Same low power - both switches cut power to jacks that aren't in use or are connected to devices not powered on. I measured its power draw at 1 watt, same as the 5-port model. with three ports in use.
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07.04.2013
10/10
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This is a great standard switch (I hate when I see switches with all kind of features, that are not needed (like QoS on a switch; the router handles that). This switch was easy to setup (plug in one of the ports of the switch into your router). Than you are given 6 additional ports (I say 6, since you will lose a port on the router and you will lose a port on the switch). This switch claims to be eco friendly and use less electricity. I have no way to measure, but I can say that it is quiet (stays cool) and gives my devices full speed to other network resources or the Internet, so it seems to be true. The port is full Gigabit and I have not seen any decrease in my network items (vs connected to router). A switch is a great way to get additional ports on your router, and this is a nice option that is affordable to accomplish this.In the end this is a nice standard switch. It gets the job done and works great (no unneeded or over complicating features). It has an eco friendly type system that keeps the switch from using more power than needed. It is a great standard switch and is perfect for most needs of additional ports.
Скроменый эксперт
05.04.2013
10/10
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Writing a review of a network switch is like writing a review of plumbing. If it works, there isn't much to say. And that's the case here. For my purposes, I dropped in the TP-Link TL-SG1008D between a Linksys Network router and several streaming media devices in my home theater system: A Sony PS3, DISH DVR, Panasonic Blu-ray 3D Player, Roku streaming media box, SONOS PlayBar, Pioneer receiver and my Sungevity solar electricity meter. I wanted to provide a hard-wired network connection to these devices (instead of WiFi) for better reliability and freedom from wireless interference. Testing each of the devices after connecting them to the switch proved successful and so far I have not seen any glitches or buffering in the streaming of audio and video over these devices.The switch uses "green technology" which means it shuts down ports which are not in use, and that can save a bit of power usage, saving you money on your electric bill compared to a switch without this feature.So in my experience, considering the low price, lack of any set-up required as well as network transparency, I give this switch 5 stars.
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25.03.2013
10/10
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This is truly a plug and play product. I plugged it in to the power, plugged in my ports and it immediately started working. Nothing to configure, nothing to install and no reboots of the computer. My 4-port router was maxed out, so this makes a great extender. This is not a router in the sense that you can't connect the internet cable from your modem directly to it. You still need a router, but all you need to do is use one of the ports from your router and via Ethernet cable, plug it in to any one of the ports on this box and then you can run 7 more devices. With a 4-port router, this gives you a total of 10 devices you can plug in (3 in your router and 7 in this. You lose one port on each for the cable to connect the two devices.)Totally quiet box with display lights for power on and each of the 8 ports.As far as speed, you are bound somewhat by how fast your router is. I didn't see any speed increases using the ports on this vs. the ports on my router, but my router is not the latest, greatest or fastest.I would not hesitate to buy one of these. You won't be disappointed. Good product.
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28.03.2013
10/10
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If you're looking for a simple, small yet effective Gigabit switch, look no further, this one fits the bill. It doesn't run hot, it's plug and play and works great right out of the box. Simply connect it to your router's LAN port and you've just added another 5 ports to your network. I tested transfer speeds between my PC and laptop, a Dell tower and an Alienware laptop, and I was able to move 16.9 GB of music from the PC to the laptop in 4 minutes and 20 seconds, which is about 3.93 GB per minute, pretty impressive.The TP-Link TL-SG1005D looks good, takes up almost no space at all, and it performs as advertised, so I couldn't be happier. For those unfamiliar with this brand, I must admit I was skeptical at first since I'd never heard of it until recently, but now that I own a couple of their wi-fi routers and a wi-fi USB adapter, I have no complaints and I recommend their products to everyone I know. In fact a friend of mine recently bought one of these and he's quite happy with its performance as well. You won't regret getting this switch.
Скроменый эксперт
05.03.2013
10/10
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I received a TP-Link 5-Port Gigabit Desktop Switch from the Vine Program for review. Here's my take on it.The TL-SG1005D is an easy way to move up to the Gigabit Ethernet while providing energy savings (advertised up to 70% power consumption savings--this has yet to be proven, however, the fanless box stays cool which usually means energy savings.) It should be noted that speeds upwards of 100Mbps will only be obtained if your devices accommodate fast Ethernet of 1000Mbps, which mine don't, so speeds of 100Mbps are standard for me.I'm using it with a two-computer home network consisting of a Dell desktop and an HP laptop, along with several printers, a cable box and my D-Link router and required more ports than are on my router. The TL-SG1005D was an economical way to hook up all my equipment and still leaves a couple of ports open for more devices. The plug and play feature made setup a breeze. I'm very satisfied with the switch, especially knowing it will provide store and forward switching. No network drop-offs when playing Internet-only programs and movies.
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05.04.2013
10/10
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I've tried a couple of TP-Link devices recently and been impressed so far. I haven't had any of them long enough to speak to long term reliability, so if anything starts to break down the road, I'll revisit my reviews to pass that information along.For a switch, I'm really only looking to turn my last router port into several router ports, and I think that's the normal need. I have three computers plugged into my router, and need extra for the laser printer, the satellite box, the blu ray player, and the TV ... life was much more simple before every device wanted to be online! LOLTherefore I'm not really putting this device through any high volume paces. I'm only using it for the convenience of having these other devices hit the network on the rare occasions when I need them to. In that respect, this switch has been great. If you have a higher performance need, you might want to check other reviews by the more technical wonks.Highly recommended.
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04.04.2013
10/10
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This Desktop Switch is an inexpensive, non-complicated way to combine multiple cable ports in a small, energy efficient Plug and Play box. With eight (8) ports, you can use this for a home entertainment center or for your computer system. I've hooked mine up to my PC system and find that it makes sending large files from my laptop to my desktop (and vice-versa) fast and reliable. If both your Ethernet chips in both computers are gigabit (1,000Mbps), they will send at those gigabit speeds, but if one or both have 100 Mbps chips then they will send at that speed. But it is still faster than if both are 100Mbps. In essence, it's just faster and organized conveniently.Think of it as a `power strip' for your network cabling. It turns one feed into many and `unmanaged' means it's ultra-simple. The (8) LED's and the Power light let you know what's working. There is no configuration, settings or software. TP-Link is reliable, just as it states.
Скроменый эксперт
07.04.2013
10/10
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Usually the hardest part of setting up a home network is the router, as well as the firewall, but the internal switch set up is or rather should be set up for easy put up and pull down. With a Cisco, Linksys, and on a larger system a Paloalta style setup ( usually quite large ), the setup and pull down time is not quick since it is time consuming to set up unless you have it scripted. But suffice to say, so long as you have a line to the TP-LINK unit, you can switch the setup from 3-10 units ( Computers ) or just 2 ( a minimum in the switch setup) , and make the changes for any internal node setup easily.I tried setup through a Linksys and Cisco router , and the changes needed for each unit were successfully governed by the router configuration, even when going through the TP-LINK Switch and you can daisy chain multiple units of TP-LINK or other switchs through the 5 Port Gigabit and it work well. A very cost effective unit.
Скроменый эксперт
26.02.2013
10/10
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Gone are the days when Gigabit broke the bank, ran hot, and were a pain to install. Just plug in the power, plug in your network cables, and go. It's that easy. Any port can connect to another hub, switch, or modem. The bottom has slots for wall mounting to screws (handy in A/V enclosures). It's energy smart - switches off unused ports, and uses the appropriate amount of power based on cable length. Every watt I can save in my A/V setup is important - it's on one breaker, and I'm close to the limit. Because it runs so cool, the case can be plastic - this saves on cost.I prefer 8 ports to 5 - remember, you lose one port to connect this to your network, so in reality you're adding four ports. After you have enough equipment (Bluray, smart TV, AV amp, laptop, satellite, etc.) you'll often have to add another 5 port hub. Now you have 10 ports total, but only 8 that can be used. If you plan on adding a lot of gadgets, you may want the 8 port to start with.Either way, I'm a fan of the TP-Link line of switches. Affordable, easy setup, and green.
Скроменый эксперт
15.03.2013
8/10
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Wait! How can we get excited about a switch?It works - it works fast. It has attractive lights that brighten with a connection. That pretty much sums it up.Seriously, this TP Link product is a basic gigabit switch. It allows you tap that speed coming in on your cable or T1 line and spread the joy out to four ethernet ports. I have a gigabyte modem with my cable service, so it connected just fine and provided ultra fast ethernet connections to a part of my house where I had only one ethernet cable connection. Any day that I can use a wired connection rather than a wireless connection is a good day.I cannot say that this switch is faster or more energy efficient than a Netgear switch I have in another part of the house - it would take sophisticated electrical testing to prove those factors. But the TP Link works great right out of the box. This is especially good because the documentation that comes with it is pretty spartan - assuming you know what a switch is and how to connect it.
Скроменый эксперт
04.04.2013
8/10
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We haven't completely tested this product yet by fully implementing all the possible configurations, such as with our home theater set-up. We thought this would be a nice feature for when we do add to our current system, so we installed it as soon as we got it. So far, so good.It's a no-brainer to add to your system. Very simple. It doesn't take up much room, and it doesn't overheat.We're hoping the energy savings are obvious, but it's too soon to tell.I'd prefer an LED feature to let me know this is actually functioning, but I assume it is because, hey, everything works the way it's supposed to!Speed wasn't really an issue for us, and right now there's no discernible difference. That may be due to the fact that we were experiencing fast responses, so for us it's incrementally better but going to this from a slow system would be the real test.This is an appropriate switch for home use or a small office.
Скроменый эксперт
16.03.2013
10/10
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Length:: 6:52 MinsIt is a network switch to turn 1 port into 5 ports (adds 4), it works, its gigabit, and it uses 1/3 the power of older switches & hubs (see video power meter demo at 3:46 mark). It is simple and hassle free. Just plug anything into any port and it just works. Its gigabit and backward compatible, but the LEDs only signal on/off, not rated speed of each (if that matters to you). It works perfectly for me. I just swapped out my old switch in a few seconds. Most notably, it measurably uses less power overall than those of 10 years ago, and is also smart about which ports are in use. As shown in the video, compared to my old switch I improved power usage from 4.1W 0.04A 0.98/mo to 1.2W 0.02A 0.24/mo with 3 ports used. Turning off one device immediately improved slightly on both the old (3.9W 0.04A) and new (1.1W 0.01A) switches. It is also mountable 3 ways, is light, and has a relatively small & light AC adapter. I have no complaints.
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18.03.2013
10/10
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I have a complicated home network and wondered if switching to a Gigabit device in place of the one I was using (MONSTER POWER DL ES-5 DIGITAL LIFETM ETHERNET CENTRAL 5-PORT ETHERNET EXPANDER (DL ES-5) -) would improve service. It did.Setup of the TP-Link switch was a snap. Plug it in and go. No problems at all.To my surprise, I noticed an immediate improvement in the speed for simple items, such as displaying web pages. I didn't expect this as the speed upstream is the limiting factor. However, in this case improving "the last leg" turned out to be significant.This product is ideal for the common problem of having more devices than ports. I small office could benefit from replacing slower switches by this, the latest technology.The speedup is particularly noticeable for devices connected to the same switch, obviously. To get the maximum benefit, you would need to deploy Gigabit devices everywhere.
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28.03.2013
10/10
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My office just changed to Fios. After Verizon completed the switchover I was having network issues between the 3 computers in my office. They had piggy-backed the old network to the new one so we wouldn't have to connect directly to the new network. This created a problem with one of the computers. The old network had a Linksys hub connected. In trouble-shooting I found the hub wasn't working so got this switch to replace it. I plugged it in, made all the connections and no problems since. Speed to connect to the internet was greatly increased on all the computers (and we are on all 3 at the same time a lot of the time). This was true of the 2 computers connected prior to the switch being added. There isn't any noticeable heat coming from the unit.This switch saved me a lot of headache, glad I got it. I highly recommend it.
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05.04.2013
8/10
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Form factor typical other switches, not as warm as my older 10/100 switch when runningLights indicating activity are easily noticeableReal difference in network vs using my older 10/100 switchSwitch powers down un used ports and uses power based upon cable length. Real plus. I would really like to see what a complete replacement on all my switches would yield for savings .Great price, easily a cost effective price for upgrading older hardware.Been ruining it for a week with no issues.Used in home environment with multiple switches present and not issue integrating into existing setup.Skeptical of this little fellow, I have tended to stay with bigger names Cisco, netgear etc.When needing to upgrade a piece of hardware again I would really look at this or similar products from TP-Link again
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05.04.2013
10/10
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I got this for work because we actually have real gigabit ports, but we have these 10/100mbs switches that look like they are from the 80's.And no, work won't provide us with gigabit switches because they state our 10/100mb switches work fine. A lot of coworkers have resorted to funding their own IT gadgets and have purchased their own equipment.So I bring in my GIGABIT switch and wow, it works swimmingly! Now it's not very stylish, in fact it looks pretty dated, but a 10x increase in speed over a 100mb connection, that's just awesome. I stuff it under my desk anyways and don't miss the styling, but I'm just glad it works and I can get more stuff done, and take on more work, only to leave work at the same time....wait a minute.... I know, I'll just take longer breaks now. ;--)
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30.03.2013
10/10
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If you have uVerse, which comes with a 3800HGV 4-port router, and you run out of ports, this switch can easily remedy the problem. Just plug it in to any of the ports on the back of the uVerse router, and then plug devices into the back of this switch, and off you go. Problem solved.I like how the ports are any-to-any, meaning you can choose any one of the 8 ports to attach to another router, and any of the ports to attach to devices. There are no dedicated uplink ports. I have a Cisco MicroCell, an Ooma Telo, an ObiTalk, a laptop with docking station, a desktop computer, and a network printer all attached to the uVerse router...some directly, and some via this switch. Everything runs perfectly.This is a great low cost solution to pretty much any home networking need, as far as I can tell.
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05.04.2013
8/10
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The TP-Link TL-SG1008D 8-Port Unmanaged Gigabit Desktop Switch is a lightweight, consumer grade switch. I am currently using it in connection with my Blu-ray player, set-top player, Wii, and other entertainment devices.The switch has a nice transfer rate, not boggy or too slow. The passive cooling is relatively quiet, but I cannot say how effective it is as it is in an air conditioned house. It may be louder in a less climate controlled environment. The lights on the unit are adequate, and the connections are nice and tight, no sloppy. I believe the TP-Link TL-SG1008D 8-Port Unmanaged Gigabit Desktop Switch is on par with similar Netgear or Dlink devices, and may even be a slightly better value than the Dlink.A decent, inexpensive, home use switch.
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04.03.2013
10/10
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Switches aren't complicated things: you plug in the power, the ethernet cables, and you're connected. This one does the job, the transfer rate is fast, and there are no problems. I tested with my computer, doing some file transfers and such, and then with several of my video devices (tv, bd player, etc.) -- everything works fine, no glitches, expected throughput.I have several switches, some 5-port and some 8-port. (16-port ones tend to expensive, buying two 8 port switches is usually cheaper, although of course you get 14 usable ports rather than 15). This one is just as good as the others, at a lower price point. Can't complain.(If you don't know how to do home networking, I suggest that you do a bit of reading about routers, switches, and modems before buying networking equipment like this one. It'll save you a lot of trouble & some money.)
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06.03.2013
8/10
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It's easy to run out of Ethernet ports at home or at work. Your home router probably only has one or four Ethernet ports. And at work, your IT department has probably only activated one or two Ethernet ports at your desk. For me it's like pulling teeth to get IT to activate another port at my desk. An inexpensive switch like this one is a quick and simple way to add four more ports to my network. (Yes, it's a 5 port switch, but you have to use one of them for the line in, so you really only get 4 accessible ports to use for other connections.)There's nothing to install or configure. Just run a patch cable from a live Ethernet port and connect it to this switch and plug the switch's power into the wall. You quickly get 10Mb/100Mb/1Gb connectivity, depending on your network configuration.It's quick and simple and works great.
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04.03.2013
10/10
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Length:: 3:16 MinsThe TP-Link Desktop 5-Port Gigabit Switch is a well performing desktop switch that you simply plug in and start using. No configuration needed like routers. it will automatically detect the speeds of the connected devices from 10MB/100MB/1GB. While the indicator lights do not show what speed is in use, it shows if the port is active or not.The power saving mode turns off ports that are not in use coupled with detection for cable length reduces power consumption up to 75% compared to other switches.With no fan, it is silent in performance and stayed cool in tests. This switch when compared to others twice the price provided the same performance and adjusted for any device I plugged in.Brackets are present on the back for mounting (minus the screws)See the video for the rest.
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