VPN: TEG-S50G5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
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 Rating: Review Date: 01/17/15 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:o Case is NOT what the pictures show (its been redesigned -- only 1 row of LED not 3) :(
Pros:o Metal caseo LED is green/orange depending on NIC/cable speed levels |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/07/14 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:- at the moment, the product photos are incorrect
Pros:+ small and cute+ good materials and craftsmanship+ does exactly what it's supposed to do Comment:
Awesome unit for the price (especially when on sale). It's smaller than the pictures make it look, about or less than a passport in dimensions when you look at it from above. Has bottom holes for easy attachment to a wall. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/03/14 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:None
Pros:Small.5 portsCheap one sale (17.99)Gigabit. Comment:
This little guy is perfect for adding more ports to your router at home. He's small and reliable and can support up to 1000Mbps ethernet. What more could you want for 17.99? |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/14/14 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:None
Pros:Great build, price. Efficiency Comment:
Great switch, nothing to say about cons. Would buy again anytime, especially on sale. Less than $20 for a metallic casing switch is awesome! |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/28/14 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:none
Pros:Small, All metal unit. Comment:
Hi have three 8 port switch like this one running and they are perfect. never have any issue with them in 3 years. Needed one for the garage and decided to stay in the same line of product. Since it's a metal case if won't broke/crack. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/02/14 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:None
Pros:SmallGigabit capableMetal Case Comment:
Great little 5-port gigabit switch.Great price when it's 50% or greater off too! |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/23/13 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:- None
Pros:- Metal case- Great price- Good quality- Small- Work as intended Comment:
Gigabyte switch for 16.99$ on sales. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/08/13 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:none to speak of
Pros:an awesome switch, metal case, looks great and does the job Comment:
a friend of mine recommended it, and now i recommend it to you, great price and works like it should |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/28/13 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:None
Pros:Cheap, small footprint, actually works well! Comment:
Did not want to run multiple cables from my router to my Tv Room. This is used to add lan connectivity to my HTPC, PS3 and my laptop as wireless is messy there. Works like a charm! |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/05/13 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:Really cant name one so far,some may think it looks too boxy and old style, but that's what I like
Pros:Sturdy boxing with lights for 100Mps or 1000MpsSuppose to reduce power consumption, but I haven't double checked. Seems to run cooler than my old D-Link Comment:
Ok it comings with the switch itself, ac adapter and 1 lan cable i believe. Installtion was a no-brainner. I do not notice any significant improvement in terms of network however. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/13/12 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:None!
Pros:- Decent price when on sale- Solid built- Works perfectly Comment:
Cheap little gigabit switch, works perfectly, got it on sale and I am more than happy with the purchase. I also purchased a 8-port gigabit switch from the same manufacturer and it's also working perfectly. Great product! |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/06/12 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:Does not float.
Pros:Small footprint Comment:
Added this switch to join my HD homerun tuner and HD antenna to my new network, nice little unit and the sale price was right. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/04/12 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:none
Pros:Very smallPrice Comment:
This switch do what is made for. Smaller then i expect, its a great thing. If i was looking before buying, the 8 ports is the barely the same as 5. Btw its a great switch. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/01/12 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:none that I can see
Pros:simple plug and playmetal casingcompactpower saving features Comment:
Great little switch for the price. I paired it with my trusted WRT54GL to give it gigabit capability. Simple plug and play, was up and running in seconds. Power saving features a bonus. My Kill-A-Watt registers only 1Watt with 2 ports in use. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/16/12 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:none so far
Pros:Good QualityGreen and GigabitLow Price Comment:
Really good speed on my network. I can get about 60 meg/sec.Really good quality for this price. It's hard to go wrong with this of switch. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/15/12 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:None
Pros:CompactDoes not get hot Comment:
Well, it's a switch. There's really nothing more to say about it.It's easy to setup, because there's literally nothing to be setup on it. You just plug it in, and it works, just like all other unmanaged switches.What's particularly nice about this one, is that it has a metal housing, it's very compact and the lights aren't annoyingly bright. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/19/12 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:None
Pros:Gigabit capabilities and nice looking, plug and play! Comment:
Great switch if your router doesn't support gigabit lan. it's just plug and play so it's very easy to work with. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/04/12 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:None
Pros:Tiny device, simple Comment:
Wonderful item. I purchased that to plug my NAS and everything works flawlessly. No configuration needed. Just plug the rj45 cables and that it! Great for expanding network devices at home. It a tiny device who does great things. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/12/12 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:None.
Pros:Small and looks great.Provides gigabit LAN as described. Comment:
Perfect for a small, wired network. Was able to transfer files very quickly. Big improvement over 10/100 speeds. 5 ports was enough for me, but some may need more. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/11/12 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:Just a switch, can't really criticize
Pros:Affordable, Gigabit, Simple Solution Comment:
Product performs just as one would expect, it's also hard to argue with the price. Obviously most if not all routers with gigabit would be a better solution, but works well for giving a bit of a boost in your LAN speeds. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/09/12 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:-none really
Pros:-Easy to use-Reliable (both performance and build quality)-Fairly small-Decent price Comment:
I bought this to set up wired internet on three solutions (2 pcs and 1 downstairs); works flawlessly and gigabit speeds average about 50-95MB/s (depending on the computer(s) and their respective NICs). |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/07/12 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:think it abit slow but could be my setup
Pros:easy to install very straight forward very compact Comment:
I would buy one again if I need another one. It rather satisfying compact and looks sleek. Wish there was a way to test the giga transfer on the device it self with out any interference from computer security and such. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/18/12 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:None
Pros:Small, Black, Holes for screws in the back Comment:
Small, discreet black, cheap 20$Perfect for home |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/05/11 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:N/A
Pros:A cheap 5 port gigabit switch Comment:
When you run out of ports on your main network switch, this is a cheap way to expand a single port into 5 more. I needed to add a network printer to our network and rather than try to figure out which cable was required at the main switch, I added this to the wall and plugged the desktop and printer into it. Worked the first time. Would recommend it. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/09/11 |
5PORT GIGABIT GREENNET SWITCH
Cons:none
Pros:simple. easy setup, solid construction, very small. Comment:
Purchased to expand the number of ports for a router at work. It works great and is unobtrusive. It is all metal, a nice solid piece of hardware. |
Not much to say since it is an unmanaged switch and does as it claims. I kind of bought this because i like its look with the 3 rows of lights. Sad day for me i found out they changed this and the new design looks plain (primarily its just 1 row of LED compared to the pic in this product page -- everything else is the same in looks). So that was a bit disappointing since the extra row gave more details. My guess though TRENDnet would just say they did it to be more energy efficient (less lights). But nah, they did it to cut costs and spike profits.Anyway, it does what it is supposed to do so i cant knock it on any thing.