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TP-Link Litewave 5 Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch | Desktop Ethernet Splitter

Number of Ports : 5

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Included Components : 1 x LS1005G

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Interface Type : Ethernet

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Data Transfer Rate : Gigabit

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Smart Home Device Compatibility : No
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About TP-Link Litewave 5 Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch | Desktop Ethernet Splitter
87% liked its broad compatibility, while 13% experienced compatibility issues
I connected the tablet to Comcast Wireless Router and the following smart hubs with no issues.
The switch can handle gigabit speeds, which are faster than most devices can send/receive data.
The switch is compatible with my dual band gigabit Cisco Router and CAT 5E cables.
The switch only supports static LAGs, not LACP LAGs.
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86% praised for its redundant fan design
I appreciate the fanless and quiet operation of the switch, ensuring efficient network without any unnecessary noise.
The new switch is fanless and extremely quiet, whereas the previous one had a noisy fan.
74% praised for its easy management features, while 26% found it complicated to set up
The management functions have settings for speed, duplex and flow control for each port.
I am concerned about the management of the switch. I can configure the switch from any VLAN that I am connected to, as there is no designated management VLAN. Additionally, the management web interface only supports http, not https, which raises security concerns.
I wish the switch had a telnet or ssh commandline interface to pull port stats and trigger a port mirror from a script.
VLAN1 is applied untagged to all ports, preventing the advertised isolation. This makes the switch unsuitable for our intended purpose of VLAN management.
96% liked the flexible mounting options, but 4% found it difficult to install
The device has mounting screws, so I can mount it on the back of something if I want to.
I noticed that the switch lacks holes on the bottom for mounting on a wall or inside a structured wiring cabinet.
87% praised for its fast network speeds, while 13% experienced slow connectivity
I tested the speed of the switch with Ookla on my laptop and almost got the full 100MBps, indicating that the switch can handle high network speeds.
I used to have a slow wireless network with a transfer speed of 30mb, but now it is 100-140mb per second range.
I achieved a speed test of 100Mbps with my Apple TV over WiFi 6.
I replaced the switch with a Ubiquiti managed switch and noticed a 10x improvement in speed.
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91% liked the quiet operation, but 9% found it too loud
As soon as I powered on the switch, I noticed a high pitch noise coming from the power adapter area.
I noticed a high pitch noise coming from the power adapter as soon as I powered on the switch.
The switch is very noisy and even makes my dog leave the room due to the high pitched sound.
There is a high pitch noise coming from the power adapter when I use the product. It's so loud that it can be heard throughout the room and it's become a hindrance for my pet to be in the same room. I have to wear earphones to somewhat bleed out the noise, but it can still be heard.
84% liked the ample port count, but 16% needed more ports for their setup
I have noticed that the switch's tagged VLAN port support implementation is questionable.
I tested the switch from different PCs and found that there is only one gigabit port, while others are just 100Mbps.
84% appreciated the durable construction, while 16% noticed flimsy parts
The device is narrower than usual racks, but it can be extended to the correct width and mounted in a rack using the two brackets (screws included) in the box.
The switch consistently delivers 1 gig speeds, has aesthetic appeal, and operates without a fan, making it a standout choice for any network setup.
I prefer the metal bodies of TP-link switches as they are more sturdy and durable.
The Ethernet connection has been dropping after a few months of flawless use.
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75% appreciated the robust security features, while 25% found them inadequate
The security features of the switch can be managed through the graphic user interface as expected.
I am using the port vlan feature to create a DMZ and internal network all on one switch which simplifies management greatly.
I am concerned about the security features of the switch, particularly the ability to configure it from any VLAN without a designated management VLAN and the absence of https support in the management web interface, which raises security concerns.

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