TP-Link TL-SG108 8-Port Gigabit Switch
The TP-Link TL-SG108 isn't exciting, but it solves a common problem with almost no effort. If you've run out of Ethernet ports, this little switch is an inexpensive and reliable fix.
Sometimes the best tech products are the ones you never have to think about, and that's exactly what the TL-SG108 is. Plug it into your router, connect your devices, and you're done. There's no software to install or complicated configuration to worry about.
The metal housing feels far more substantial than its price suggests, and the fanless design means it operates silently whether it's sitting on a desk or tucked away in a network cabinet.
It won't appeal to networking enthusiasts looking for advanced management features, but that's not its purpose. For anyone who simply needs more wired connections for PCs, game consoles, NAS devices, or smart TVs, it's a dependable little switch that quietly does its job year after year.
Reviewed by NextGearReview
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