TEG-S82G

I thought I would not find a switch like this one (replaces one no longer made by manufacturer). The status lights on the front panel, ethernet and power connections on the back panel, small footprint to place on a desk, and an affordable price is perfect. Plug and play use. Durable metal case. Easy to see status lights in a brightly lit area. The switching performance is fine and does not seem to need as much connection power rebooting as the previous one. Affordable to buy multiple spares for future use. Highly recommend!!!

I’ve had good success with all my TRENDnet switches (about 8 of the over the past 7 years). This one is sturdy and I love that it doesn’t have blinking lights! It’s wall mountable and sturdy. Have had no issues with any of them after 7 years. Speeds are good. Does not seem to slow down internet or cause cut outs even though I gave several of them daisy chained throughout the house. 5 stars, sorry NetGear.

Plugged it in, watched all the networked computers drop offline, and plugged the cables in, watched each PC come right back online @ 1000mb full duplex. Finally able to use Spectrum 1gb internet as it was intended. No issues whatsoever, only thing id ask in next revision is dual or tri colored LED's on each port to show idle, speed or traffic. flashing green is ok, but it doesnt show if a particular channel has dropped speed or is sleeping. I have this unit 1 hop from a Cisco 24 port gigabit switch and it was totally hassle free. I did have to force almost every PC to full duplex, and it immediately showed a full 16gb throughput. For 20 bucks this is the one to have for a home or small office to actually allow your wired Desktops and media devices to go above 100mb speeds. The difference, especially on Roku and Game systems and Smart TV's is immediately apparent. Most Spectrum Internet is above 100mb, but many only have a cable modem with a single 10/100 port or a router with 10/100 ports. If you have - as in my case, gigabit Internet thru Spectrum and no gigabit equipment, you are paying for speeds you can NEVER get. UPGRADE your Cable modem w one with a gigabit port, upgrade your router and you are ready for astonishing speed. I did this for my elderly mother (Charter/Spectrum Gigabit internet) and she had an old Motorola 100 mb half duplex Modem. Swapped that for a Netgear gigabit modem, and 2 of these switches and she gained over 800mb throughput.Shes a netflix/Roku junkie and Her TV has not buffered for months. all 4k content is now instantaneous. 20 bucks well spent.

I recently wired my house for gigabit Ethernet. I use this 8 port switch as the main hub. It's secured it to the back side of my bath/shower access door, and all of the CAT5e cables that are plugged into it run down into the crawlspace right next to the shower drain - there's just enough of an opening - before fanning out to several room locations all over the house. To complete the installation, I drilled a hole in each of the room's floor right up next to the wall where I wanted an Ethernet port. Then in each location I installed a baseboard Ethernet jack to the baseboard trim. And wired them up. So far I have seven rooms wired to this switch with one port to spare. It's so nice seeing a baseboard Ethernet jack down near the floor with a CAT5e cable plugged into it, rather than seeing just an ugly old cable coming up from a hole in the floor all willy-nilly. These baseboard Ethernet jacks look professional, in other words, and make for a very clean looking installation. Also, I found that installing a baseboard Ethernet jack was way easier than trying to install a wall-plate Ethernet jack to my sheet rock walls. All you have to do is drill a hole in the floor right next to the wall for where the cable will come up, and then secure the jack to the trim using screws. Then wire everything up. You can't see the cable coming up from the floor because the Ethernet jack itself hides it. It's very very similar to installing baseboard telephone jacks. Let me tell you: it's simple and easy, and you don't have to cut into your drywall. Who doesn't like that? As for the switch itself, it's been running for a few weeks now and has performed flawlessly. It's wonderful having all of my Ethernet-enabled devices wired up to a network, especially since I have a home server and several Windows PCs. I have my very own family-friendly home network, in other words. WiFi just doesn't cut it. It's great for tablets and phones, but that's about it. The switch just works, and each device that I have hooked up to it can communicate with all the other ones. Gigabit Ethernet is the way to go. Highly Recommended!!!!

Note that "8-port" includes the input. Seems to be the norm. If you need more than 7 output channels, go to the "10-port". This product works great. Easy to mount. Well packaged. Fast. Good metal case with airflow at the sides. Nice LED indicators. I just think the description should be made a clear as to the output capabilities.

Second purchase of this switch - they are awesome - rock solid, plug and play, runs cool, compact and most important for me - all ports including power are on the back But... the second one I received had very clearly been used and was resold to me as new. The box had a huge Amazon sticker on it and the power supply for the switch was missing when I opened the (unsealed) box. Something to be aware of - you may have to return it if you actually want to get a new, unused product

I have had this little switch for years. Metal housing, rear facing ports make it good for desktop applications. It has been running non-stop for years, no issues.

I wanted an inexpensive Ethernet switch that offered at least 4-6 ports AND which had the ports on the back side of the unit with the status lights on the front. Enter this product which met all my criteria (and then some) for what I consider to be a resonance price. It’s literally a plug and play solution. Set up was east: Just plug one Ethernet cable into any of the rear ports and the other end of that cable into your router. Then plug the rest of your Ethernet cables into any of the other remaining open Ethernet ports on the back of this switch. Once all wires are connected, just plug in the power cord and power up the unit. Within a minute or two all lights were green - indicating all plugged devices were connected to the internet. Easy, simple and fast. What’s not to like.

A great product! A must have for domestic media centers. The item is durable, easy to place, requires not set up, and ensures a stable and fast connections to all ports

Switch pequeño y compacto que funciona bem. Pero es impossible con los leds comprobar la velocidad de cada conexion, porque en la foto anuncian a TPE-TG82g, que tiene leds para poE status e para link e ACT. Me enviaran a TEG-S82g que solo tien leds de link, sendo impossible de saber se lo link es a 1Gb ou 100 Mbits, que no es lo mismo switch en la foto de producto. Es enganoso.

I bought this to extend ethernet wired access from my BT hub located downstairs near the phone socket and lounge TV with Apple TV and YouView to an upstairs bedroom where it allows connection to PS3, Vodaphone network access thingy, and Apple airport express. I wanted to allow the PS3 to have Gigabyte access to the BT hub so I chose this equipment. I could have easily managed with fewer ports but the extra cost for 8 ports was not significant and the power save function that switches off unused ports means that the larger device remains cost effective to run, and of course allows for future expansion. The TG-S82g was very easy to install. I simply plugged everything in and switched on and it worked. (I followed the rule to switch on the device nearest the Router first and then connect and power up other devices in turn. ) The Switch seems to be robustly constructed, it does not get hot and it has been running now for some months without incident. No restarts or noticeable glitches. Well priced, well made, and it does what I wanted.

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