TP-Link TL-SG105S-M2 | Interruptor de Red no administrado de 5 Puertos 2.5G Multi-Gigabit, Divisor Ethernet | Ancho de Banda 2.5G | Plug & Play | Montaje en computadora/Pared | Diseño de Metal sin

Excelente producto, de alta calidad como siempre en esa marca, no es administrado asi que solo basta conectarlo y funciona perfectamente. No se calienta casi nada y en efecto el ancho de banda es de 2.5 Gbts. Tengo dos y mi red alambrica es perfecta

Just great. Plug and play, nothing to setup or manage, inexpensive, robust and provides the advertised performance. I just multiplied the transfer speed between my PCs by 2.5x, getting up to 280+ MB/S real net copy speed. Very happy with it.

Ordered from the UK, arrived with foreign plug and no adapter in the package. Absolutely useless.

This is about 10x10x2.x cm. Nice and small, made of metal so it feels solid. With the rubber feet on, its heavy enough not to slide about. The top of the switch is fractionally warmer than ambient temperature for me. The power supply is slightly warmer than ambient, but not hot. The unit feels solid and well made. The lights indicate the max speed between each device (ethernet cable) and the switch. Ethernet cables at the front, power supply plugs in the back. Good packaging with simple installation instructions, including a nice big diagram. Setup is simple, just plug your internet in one port, and devices in the other ports.

The TP‑Link TL‑SG105S‑M2 is a straightforward 5‑port 2.5G Ethernet switch that does exactly what an unmanaged switch should do. Setup is truly plug‑and‑play, and all five ports consistently link at 2.5Gbps with no drops or instability. For anyone upgrading to multi‑gig internet or faster LAN transfers, it works as expected. The metal housing feels solid, and the silent, fanless design makes it easy to place on a desk without adding noise. It also supports wall mounting, which is convenient for tighter setups. That said, it’s a very basic switch. There are no management features, no LEDs for per‑port activity beyond link status, and no additional QoS or monitoring options. It’s purely a simple splitter for multi‑gig connections. For some users, that’s perfect; for others, it may feel limited. Overall, it’s a dependable, no‑frills 2.5G switch. Good performance, simple operation, but nothing extra.