Monitor For Lan Party

[48 lb] I never see that perfect LAN

[Steel] I use this to attach my new Dell to a third party dual monitor arm

[Black] That is a great monitor, although id like a taller screen area. I really like a added lan port! Everyone is taking ports away, but the Z line has me covered.

[Fuji NP-T125] I always use the manufacturers battery, never third party.

[4 Hours] Party connection is awesome! People at work have Bose speakers to, and we connect it in party mode so we can all link up and listen to the same music in different parts of are large LTC pharmacy.

[0.115 lb] I was a bit worried because we have such old wireless equipment on our LAN, but the adapter installed and worked with no problems.

[Auto-MDIX/MDI] The extender is working great. It was easy to install and because of it’s perfect location I am using the LAN connection.

[Canon LP-E6/E6N] It does the job with my Blackmagic. I would not use any third party in my camera.

[Extended] Easy to set up and tie into our LAN. Drivers readily available. And, quick to load paper rolls and to print D size prints.

[23 x 15 x 3.78"] This was inserted right after my comcast cable modem to split my home network into two separate lans without incurring a performance hit. Which my tests say it does. Happy Holidays in about 30 minutes! One lan is for testing, the other lan is for the home office. Being able to do stupid/fun things on one side and not impact my responsible work on the other lan was the goal. This unit fits. Surprisingly, the GUI is usable on my phone, my table, and PC. Lots of options, a lot of configuration control. Plus has console access (CLI, if ever needed). Online active support forum for questions. Uses a wide variety of affordable SFP interfaces (optical and copper) Hasnt hiccuped. Fun stuff IMO. Looking forward to learning more about/using the built-in sophisticated firewall capability. Based on my experience with this initial purchase, feel confident/inclined to purchasing managed switch(es) for some VLAN experimentation. Appreciate that B&H packaged it well.