TP-Link 5-Port 10/100Mbps Desktop Network Switch – TL-SF1005D

Name: TP-Link 5-Port 10/100Mbps Desktop Network Switch - TL-SF1005D
SKU: 19125
Availability: InStock

KSh1,500.00

Key Features

TP-Link 5-Port 10/100 Mbps desktop Switch (TLSF1005D)

Auto-negotiation ports provide smart integration between 10Mbps and 100Mbps hardware
5 10/100Mbps Auto-Negotiation RJ45 ports, Supports Auto MDI / MDIX
Plug and play no configuration required
Energy efficient technology which saves up to 60% lower in power consumption
Non-blocking switching architecture that forwards and filters packets at full wire-speed for maximum throughput
IEEE 802.3x flow control provides reliable data transfer
Fanless design ensures quiet operation

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TP-Link 5-Port 10/100Mbps Desktop Network Switch – TL-SF1005D

You know, even now, having enough Ethernet ports can be a pain. Whether you’re watching stuff online, moving files, or just have a bunch of devices, the TP-Link TL-SF1005D is a simple way to add five extra 10/100Mbps ports to your network.

This switch is still a popular pick for folks on a budget who want something that just works. Sure, faster switches are out there, but the TL-SF1005D is great for older stuff, basic needs, and saving energy. Let’s look at why it’s still a good choice from our Shop.

What’s a Network Switch and Why Get One?

A network switch, like this TP-Link, is like a splitter for your Ethernet. Instead of just one device plugged into your router, you plug in the switch, and then plug multiple things into the switch. Unlike a router, it keeps things moving locally, so stuff happens faster.

This TL-SF1005D has five 10/100Mbps ports. Just plug it in, and you’re good to go. It’s good if:

You’ve got older devices that don’t need super-fast speeds.
Your small office needs a simple network boost.
You need a quick setup to a room of consoles.

What’s Cool About the TP-Link TL-SF1005D

TP-Link has been tweak this thing for years now, making it a solid option for basic switches. Here’s what’s good:

1. Five Ports That Figure Things Out

– Each port can handle 10/100Mbps speeds and automatically adjust to what you plug in.

– Things can go both ways at once, doubling the speed on each port.

2. Just Plug It In

– No need to mess with software or settings. Just connect it, and it will do its work.

– No special cables needed.

3. Keeps Things Moving

– It sends data where it needs to go without slowing down, even with all ports being used.

– It also prevents data loss if things get too busy.

4. Saves Energy

– It uses less power when ports aren’t being used, which is good for saving money.

5.Quiet

– It doesn’t have a fan, so it makes no noise. Great for bedrooms or offices.

– It’s small and has lights to show what’s going on.

6.Plays Well With Others

– It follows all the important standards.

– It can handle big file transfers.

– It’s certified safe.

All this makes it a reliable device that lasts a long time.

How Well Does It Work?

Even though faster switches are available, this one does its job well:

Speed: It gets close to 100Mbps speeds.
Real Use: Great for slower internet plans. No lag when watching stuff or doing basic stuff online.
Cool and Steady: It stays cool and doesn’t collect dust.
What People Say: Lots of good reviews. People say it’s reliable and quiet. The only downside is it’s not as fast as newer switches.

It works fine even now for basic tasks, like connecting older printers or setting up networks in areas with slower internet.

If you have older devices or want to save energy, this switch is a good pick. It also works with faster networks, but it will only go up to 100Mbps.

What Can You Use It For?

1. Home Office: Connect your computer, printer, and phone without using Wi-Fi.

2. Gaming: Connect consoles and computers for stable online gaming.

3.Smart Home: Add ports for smart devices that don’t need fast speeds.

4.Small Business: Connect cash registers, printers, and computers without spending too much.

5. Events: Quickly set up networks for conferences or parties.

Got Problems?

No Lights? Check the cables and make sure everything is plugged in.
Slow Speeds?Make sure your devices support 100Mbps.
Getting Hot? This is rare, but make sure it has room to breathe.
Works with Gigabit routers? Yes, it will slow down to 100Mbps.
Does it support Power over Ethernet (PoE)? No, it needs a power cable.

The TP-Link TL-SF1005D is a simple, reliable switch that’s still useful. It’s easy to use, saves energy, and works well for basic network needs. If you want something cheap and reliable, this is it.