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UGREEN 8 Port Gigabit Network Switch, Ethernet Splitter Hub

Brand: UGREEN

Network Switch 1 to 7 - An efficient networking solution for splitting your internet connection into 7 Gigabit signals without the speed reduction compared with traditional splitters

£13.99

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Height
2.4 cm
Length
12 cm
Width
5.7 cm
Weight
200 g

About this product

Are you looking for a reliable way to expand your network without breaking the bank? The UGREEN 8 Port Gigabit Network Switch, Ethernet Splitter Hub is just what you need. This switch allows you to connect up to eight devices at gigabit speeds, making it perfect for home offices or small networks where multiple connections are required. With its straightforward design and affordable price of £12.95, this hub stands out as a practical solution for anyone looking to enhance their network setup efficiently.

Specifications

Height
2.4 cm
Length
12 cm
Width
5.7 cm
Weight
200 g
Pack size
1
Colour
Black
Amazon Bestseller Rank
#785

Frequently asked questions

Is this switch compatible with my existing network setup?

This Gigabit Network Switch is designed to work with most standard Ethernet cables and devices. Ensure that your current network equipment supports Gigabit speeds for optimal performance. Check the manufacturer’s listing for specific compatibility details.

How many devices can I connect using this hub?

The UGREEN 8 Port Gigabit Network Switch allows you to connect up to eight devices simultaneously, making it suitable for small offices or homes with multiple networked devices such as computers, gaming consoles, and smart home gadgets.

Can I use this switch with wireless devices like my laptop?

This product is an Ethernet splitter hub, meaning it only supports wired connections. For wireless devices, you’ll need to ensure they are connected via Wi-Fi or another wireless network. Wired connections generally offer more stable and faster internet speeds compared to wireless.

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