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BrosTrend 5 Port 2.5Gb Unmanaged Ethernet Switch for PC, Gaming, NAS Server

Brand: BrosTrend

Blazing-Fast 2.5 Gbps Speed: Upgrade your network with the 2.5G network switch, delivering 2.5 Gbps across all 5 ports, 2.5X faster than gigabit switches. It seamlessly handles multiple high-speed devices with a switching capacity of up to 25 Gbps

£39.99

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Height
2.4 cm
Length
14 cm
Width
9 cm
Weight
180 g

About this product

If you're looking to improve your gaming experience or manage multiple devices in a home network, the BrosTrend 5 Port 2.5Gb Unmanaged Ethernet Switch is an excellent choice for PC and gaming enthusiasts alike. This switch enhances data transfer speeds with its 2.5Gb/s capability, making it perfect for those who need reliable and fast connections. With five ports available, this switch can handle a variety of devices including PCs, gaming consoles, and network-attached storage servers, ensuring that all your needs are met efficiently in the Networking Cables & Switches category.

Specifications

Height
2.4 cm
Length
14 cm
Width
9 cm
Weight
180 g
Pack size
1
Colour
White
Amazon Bestseller Rank
#7,202

Frequently asked questions

Can this switch be used with gaming consoles?

This BrosTrend 5 Port 2.5Gb Unmanaged Ethernet Switch is primarily designed for PCs and gaming purposes but can also support gaming consoles over an Ethernet connection. Ensure your console supports Ethernet for optimal performance.

Is this switch suitable for a home network with multiple devices?

Yes, it’s ideal for small to medium-sized networks with up to 5 connected devices. Each port provides 2.5Gb of bandwidth, which is sufficient for most home networking needs but check the specific requirements of your devices.

How does this switch compare to managed switches in terms of features?

Unmanaged switches like the BrosTrend model are simpler and easier to set up since they don’t require configuration. They automatically configure themselves without needing a network administrator, making them more user-friendly but less flexible than managed switches which offer advanced management options.

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