NETGEAR 8-Port Gigabit Ethernet Unmanaged Switch (GS308) - Home Network Hub, Office Ethernet Splitter, Plug-and-Play, Silent Operation, Desktop or Wall Mount

Works great, no problems or complaints, easy to setup.

never had any problems with any of my Netgear switches, and this is also good. Solid product.

Allowed me to connect multiple devices easy

Ive been a long time fan of Netgear products and these switches do not disappoint.

This is a great price for an 8 port gigabit switch in a metal housing. The metal housing acts like a bit of a heatsink however this does not get overly hot. Was able to get gigabit throughput on this switch.

good product good price

No set-up required. Plug and Play.

For less than $20, this is a bargain. I live in an apartment where the internet is included with the rent. The max speed I could get wired into an Ethernet jack in the wall was just under 100 Mbps. One day I decide to open up my utility box where all the cables are and I found an Ethernet switch that only supported 100 mbps which connects to all of the wall jacks. I decide to try out this Netgear switch because I wanted to see if I could speed up my internet and now I can get speeds of over 800

unmanaged switch, what do you want me to say? It does the thing.

I purchased this in 2017 for my first home Ethernet system. We were signed up for 100m cable internet at the time and it worked well. This switch is gigabyte ready. 2022 and a new company is offering 600m fiber internet with TV for a little less than the cable company that boost to 200m for free to try and retain customers. After the installation, the internet looked good. Then later the same day the tv started buffering. I checked the speed and every test was different. No internet, 10m, 100m, 300m. The next day it stabilized at 97. I plugged my router into the fiber interface and it was showing 630m, I plugged into the router about the same, I plugged into the switch and 97m. I don’t know what the life of a residential use switch is but at some point we reached it and didn’t know till we upgraded our home internet. I went with TP-Link switch this time.