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Graham Fairclough-Rushton
> 24 hourThe Netgear GS305 is ideal for Homeworking, literally plug and play up to 4 devices. I would recommend for home and office use.
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LEE WILSON
> 24 hourEasy to fit and set up no problems
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johnofchangue
> 24 hourGreat little switch - plugged it in connected a couple of POE WAPS and they worked straight away. ad no issues with it for over a month of working. Thats all you can ask.
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N. J. Holms
> 24 hourGood replacement for Ubiquitis own 8 port switch with 4 poe ports as much cooler running, although I purchased this as a backup after a bricked Cloud key (1st gen) and having to install new Cloud key (HD type) and re-adopt 4 APs thinking of the possibility of failure of Ubiquiti switch after 3 years + if de-powered and/or re-adopted. In the event the GS305P ran so cool ,that after about an hour I decided to leave it in place and accept the loss of the topology info ie what is connected to a switch port , other reviews have commented on the benefits of un-managed switches after power failure
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PDTechnical UK
> 24 hourSimple unmanaged POE switch which is exactly what I wanted to power a Cisco Access point and some Swann security cameras. Just out the box, Plug & Play.
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Andrew W
> 24 hourPoE powers suitable cameras and the switch keeps the HD streams off the main network so avoids clogging the wifi.
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Alan Carey
> 24 hourPowering an IP security camera and works well. Very straight forward to set up.
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Mr L W Clatworthy
> 24 hourPerfect for basic home poe network Plug and play and silent
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Mr. Gregory D. Sayer
> 24 hourI purchased this to power two Ring Elite cameras mounted in my garage, to reduce power sockets and uplink to a Netgear mesh AP, as its an unmanaged switch, it worked just by Plug and Play. its passively cooled and wall mountable, and has a metal case that will be familiar to long term users of Netgear switches Not sure why there is a need to dumb down the description by calling it an ethernet splitter that phrase is just incorrect on so many levels! ;)
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A8ree
> 24 hourIve got some Ubiquiti APs that I dont want to run individual power adapters for. I was looking for a POE switch that could do gigabit as my previous one only did 100mbps. It wasnt a problem until my broadband speed increased to 200mpbs! This is a simple cheap switch with POE and it will do me until such time as I have the motivation to move to a managed network. It plugged in without issue and has been running for a week - simple