NETGEAR FS105NA Switch 5Port Metal by Netgear
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Digital camera reviews of NETGEAR FS105NA Switch 5Port Metal
Digital camera Review: Does the job
Summary: 4 Stars
Heavy, requires external power source, runs a bit hot - but gets the job done.Digital camera Review: Does the job nicely!
Summary: 5 Stars
Needed to add some more drops at home & this switch was totaly painless. Plug it in & your done.Digital camera Review: Does the job. Using with PS3/Xbox360
Summary: 5 Stars
I got sick and tired of the flaky wireless connection for my PS3 and Xbox 360. I don't have a hardwire ethernet connection in the game room so I bought an Actiontec Powerlink ethernet connection twin pack..(runs ethernet over your home's power lines). Anyway...I have a power link module, PS3, and Xbox360 connected to the Netgear FS105 Switch and everything works perfectly.Digital camera Review: Does what it says it will for a good price
Summary: 5 Stars
Ridiculously easy installation, works flawlessly, and is fairly priced. Just connect your modem to the router with one Ethernet cable and then you have four other ports to connect four other PCs, laptops, Macs, whatever. No software needed, just plug it in and you're done. If you need extra ports for your internet connection then I recommend this. The wall mount is pretty much just two screws which I haven't used yet, but when I do it too looks pretty simple.Digital camera Review: Doesn't get much easier than this!
Summary: 5 Stars
What a great product! I plugged a PS3, xbox360, two computers, and our DSL cable (all ethernet cables) into this switch and now all four systems have internet connection. It was that simple!
My only regret is that I got didn't get the 8-port switch. I didn't realize that the DSL connection goes in one of these front 5 ports. I thought perhaps there was a port in the back (similar to a USB hub). I was hoping to have one port available to plug a laptop in, but the four systems and DSL connection uses all five available ports.