Switch Wired Controller Plus Review

[8 to 90%] Makes using controller software simple as plugging into switch

[20 Gb/s ] This is the perfect switch to expand / extend our network. We had a POE access point driven by an injector from one end of the building to the other. I needed a couple additional wired connections and was able to repurpose the existing cable to connect to this switch and then short hop the POE to drive the access point. I was able to hook up two additional wired devices and I now have 4 additional ports available for other POE or non POE devices. I love fast, simple, and very cost effective solutions. JD

[4] Ask for a simple DVI/USB KVM switch and get one with this cool little wired remote! No more fumbling for the big switch or trying to remember key commands. That little remote with adhesive is stuck to the monitor base. One click and I'm on the next machine. Simple setup. Integrated cables make it nice. And fast switching, with the little remote, of course, makes it sweet!

[2.455 lb] I used this switch daisy-chained from another Netgear GS108 (non PoE), to connect my TV equipment to my wired network (TV, Sat Receiver, DVD, Chromecast Ultra.  Soundbar w/Google Assistant coming soon).  I want to free my WiFi from carrying everything, and not have 5 ethernet cables traveling halfway across my house, plus still have room for expansion.  I just plugged everything in and it all instantly worked!  Although I am not currently utilizing the PoE function, I plan on getting PoE IP cameras very soon.  I plan to purchase another and spread my wired network to the other side of the house too.

[12 VDC at 1 A] Getting wired speeds of 1.2-1.4 gbps on my Xfinity package that is supposed to be up to 1.2 gbps. This switch works as advertised.

Very well made, handy wired single button remote for switching between machines, plenty of power for USB devices. I'm using this switch to share my devices between my PC and Mac at my desk. I simply switch inputs on my monitor and press the super handy remote button included with this unit and all my devices are switched over. I had worried about how my audio interface would handle being switched between a Mac and a PC, but so far it has worked perfectly with my Scarlett 2i2.

[2] Very well made, handy wired single button remote for switching between machines, plenty of power for USB devices. I'm using this switch to share my devices between my PC and Mac at my desk. I simply switch inputs on my monitor and press the super handy remote button included with this unit and all my devices are switched over. I had worried about how my audio interface would handle being switched between a Mac and a PC, but so far it has worked perfectly with my Scarlett 2i2.

This is the perfect switch to expand / extend our network. We had a POE access point driven by an injector from one end of the building to the other. I needed a couple additional wired connections and was able to repurpose the existing cable to connect to this switch and then short hop the POE to drive the access point. I was able to hook up two additional wired devices and I now have 4 additional ports available for other POE or non POE devices. I love fast, simple, and very cost effective solutions. JD

[Ball] After years of using the Kensington wired series at home and the wireless on the road, I decided to switch to the wireless expert trackball at home. It switches seamlessly between my multiple machines with the smooth tracking and scrolling I have come to expect from Kensington. Great product.

I used this switch daisy-chained from another Netgear GS108 (non PoE), to connect my TV equipment to my wired network (TV, Sat Receiver, DVD, Chromecast Ultra.  Soundbar w/Google Assistant coming soon).  I want to free my WiFi from carrying everything, and not have 5 ethernet cables traveling halfway across my house, plus still have room for expansion.  I just plugged everything in and it all instantly worked!  Although I am not currently utilizing the PoE function, I plan on getting PoE IP cameras very soon.  I plan to purchase another and spread my wired network to the other side of the house too.