• Reviews around port (3.44 of 5)

    NETGEAR 5-Port Gigabit Ethernet Unmanaged Switch (GS305) - Home Network Hub, Office Ethernet Splitter, Plug-and-Play, Fanless Metal Housing, Desktop or Wall Mount

    • Its just a solid 8 port switch
    • Got the 16-port switch and works flawlessly
    • When I brought in a second computer to do some additional work, I discovered that my router didn't have enough ports, so I ordered the Netgear 8-port Gigabit Ethernet Unmanaged Switch (GS308v3)
    • This item is being used to increase the number of available ports on a modem/router and works as described, easy to setup, shipping was fast.
    • I initially thought 16 ports was overkill but, by the time I was done, there's only one free connection.
    • I have our primary router, and an old one that I've wanted to use as an access point, but I just didn't have the available ports on the primary router
    • Solid 8 port switch at great price!
    • They both had two dead ports
    • Used this to replace a 5 port switch with this 8 port - works great, easy to install.
    • This is just a straightforward 8-port unmanaged switch that does one thing very well: split a network signal into 10/100/1000 ports
    • Take out of the box, and plug in power and ports and your ready to go.
    • I had enough ports to hook everything up and some left over got my signal strength
    • The footprint of the 16 port is about the same as my 8 port, more compact.
    • It seems to work just fine as long as you leave the ports static and don't disconnect a laptop and move it to a different port on the same switch.
    • Worked great, now have enough ports!
    • Worked great, now have enough ports!
    • I bought one of the Netgear 16-port switches in July ’17, which worked until it failed in January ’19.
    • Then one port stopped working altogether.
    • I needed extra Ethernet ports to my router and this worked perfectly
    • Less than 8 months old and 3 ports go dead
    • Works well more ports than I need!
    • Sturdy chassis, standard RJ45 ports, etc.
    • I purchased a tester thinking it might be a cabling issue, but the testing confirmed both units had faulty ports.
    • Our port died and we needed one really quick
    • It replaces another Netgear switch that ports went bad only after a few years.
    • Lots of gigabit-capable ports, runs near silent and cool.
    • they work great and are a much better option than some other higher priced alternatives IMHO.This is a great unmanaged 48 port switch.
    • Remember you lose one port because you need one to connect to your router.
    • 5 ports was just right for me.
    • The 8 port was cheaper then the 5 port at the time.