Netgear ProSafe GS108
$54.00 - $249.00
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7 years ago
Metal 8 port ethernet gigabit switch
High quality switch. Got it to replace sisiter in laws cheap junk plastic switch that failed. Just saw that it went on sale today for $20 less than I paid for it. That is a huge discount on a $37 item. Oh well, had to buy it when I needed it. Stll happy with item that works and is rock solid!
7 years ago
Easy and Works
Very affordable 8 port gigabit switch. Needed this to expand/replace an old D-link from 2002. Conveniently the power adapter was the same helping to alleviate any need for routing cabling through the entertainment unit, just unplugged the old unit and plugged in the new Netgear.
7 years ago
Compact and effective
I needed this small switch to install inside a wall mounted enclosure. It fit perfectly and has enough switch fabric to handle the throughput necessary for my project. Great little switch.
Pros:
- Design
- Performance
- Quiet
- value
- build quality
Cons:
- no poe
7 years ago
Works for me and was on sale.
Working well so far. All I needed was an unmanaged router so all the advanced features I'm not using right now, i've Always trusted the Netgear name and they haven't let me down.
8 years ago
Good quality product
I've purchased a number of these for use in the Home. Simple installation makes for a quick solution to WiFi loss of signal. I've used these directly from the router and also at the end of a power line extender.
8 years ago
Great Product
Great product and very reliable. No set up needed! Fast delivery.
8 years ago
NETGEAR ProSAFE GS108 8-port Gigabit Switch 8x GbE
Good product - easy to set up Compact and robust in steel case
9 years ago
This is the best Gigabit switch on the market
This is, for any money, the best compact gigabit switch on the market, it is completely quiet (passively cooled) and supports jumbo frames.
9 years ago
It just works
I would happily recommend this product. The only thing that I could think to improve on it is to make the power connector have a threaded collar so that the power can't get pulled accidentally.
Pros:
- Not much to write, it's a network switch and it functions as expected
- What's new/different about this switch from a few similar Netgear switches that I've used over the years is that there is a power switch on the unit.
Cons:
- Over the years I've used a number of these little blue network switches from Netgear in various speeds
- They've all been rock solid except for one detail
- I've had more than one power supply fail.
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