TP-Link TL-SG608E Managed 8-Port Gigabit Network Switch, Energy-Saving Ethernet Splitter, Support QoS VLAN IGMP Snooping, Network Monitoring Through Web Interface, Fanless Durable Metal Design

Great cheap option for home networkGot some good features and easily manageable using browser

A really easy to manage network switch. Perfect for a home network or a more complex network with multiple VLans. Super fast with 1gb speeds and works a treat for the purposes I am using mine for

It's plug and play, and is completely silent whilst running. It works very well as a switch and do not have any issues with functionality.

I needed to give my network better security by separating some elements and combining others. This switch is small and low powered.It has lots of flexibility to create custom VLANS by separating and combining the ports. There are three configurations available: MTU, port-based and 802.1Q. Easy to set up with the management programVery satisfied.

Excellent bit of kit. Manage and see throughput from PC web interface.

Does everything I need. There's not much to say other than it does the job. I particularly like the option to disable the port LEDs. I use one of these in a bedroom and this option is very useful.

I purchased this to help debug my home network. I've been having trouble with wireless mesh repeaters. The loop detection quickly identified the problem - mesh expanders talking to each other and the main router. That shouldn't happen, but was.Using the QOS feature, at least i could get in to see what was generating the 'storm'.Now the network is stable, I like how you can see the (very much reduced) traffic being directed between ports. Not like an un-managed switch where they all flash together.Layer 3 management would be nice, but you are looking at old text-based units or dodgy asian ones that tie you into their website. This isn't latest tech (2022 firmware), but wired Gigagbit ethernet has been around for a while!Recommended.

Want more control over your internet connection? want a router that can handle full 1gbs FTTP?To be fair this little router does it all, and it is easy enough to set it up.With the dumbing down of home networking gear and putting basic features behind a paywall, this is the little router than could.Keep in mind this has no WIFI built in and it is designed to work with a wireless access point attached which to be fair will give you way better coverage if placed correctly.