TP-Link TL-SG108 8-Port Gigabit Switch | Unboxing & Quick Look

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[@Bmagj2]

What you said from 2:32 to 2:38 was EXACTLY what i needed to hear for the TL-SG105 model. Ive never actually mounted a awotch before- just an older AC router WITH the feet on. Thank you!

[@Uifwqo]

4:23 Have been looking for this for 30 minutes now, finally someone that answerd my question thank you :) subscribed

[@VincentACorey]

You did blur out the numbers on the serial number. But, around 2:09 you clearly show the barcode. Which is very easy to translate. Just wanted to give you a heads-up.

[@politicalgangster9395]

This thing is only 20$ on Amazon now. Great steal

[@mistermofo28]

I bought one of these and it dropped my internet speed by 40% . Via connect via the switch . Direct connection to the router using the same cable. Got me back to pretty much 100% . Switched back to my old setup. Using a old router and a switch and again 100% .

[@yttean98]

No speed demo/test?

[@TylerDurden404]

why power plug not on the same side as the port for better cable management?

[@Doggo_Norse]

This looks very similar to the Netgear SG108 ethernet switch

[@breakingrain9660]

Is there a US one ?

[@davidspearman507]

Is this good to use on all my smart TVs and android boxes. My WIFI isn't great where I live and I want to use ethernet connect instead.

[@jcunboxing]

Yes!

[@TheBugCrafter]

Can this be plugged into a power strip or does it need to be plugged directly into the wall?

[@jcunboxing]

Power strip is fine.

[@UselessIsUseful]

Can I link the Ethernet cable coming out of the switch with a WiFi booster without the switch being PoE supported?

[@nlmaster9811]

Only if the device has a separate power connection.

[@rALdGe]

can i connect the switch first then i connect the router to the switch?

[@jcunboxing]

Doesn't matter on the order as long as everything is connected together

[@victorsasumi2781]

hello is this a vlan switch

[@andre1987eph]

I bought a Google Wi-Fi router recently that gave me actual headaches. So I just went with wired router and separate switch.

[@harjm18]

Instead of plugging into a router can i plug it into a powerline adaptor which only has two ports and i need more

[@jcunboxing]

Yea you shouldn't have any issues

[@SmanEDITS]

How loud it is ???

[@jcunboxing]

Silent.

[@dreivinbrothers4068]

So isp>router>switch> 5 router for wifextender how about that

[@what.595]

Hi James, nice vid. Would you please help me with my home network setup, I have the same device. I need to create different isolated vlans assigning different Ip address to each device. Please and thank you.

[@jcunboxing]

Thats out of my area of expertise... Best to consult your local computer store. I don't have experiences with VLANS

[@what.595]

@@jcunboxing Ok, I appreciate you responding.

[@kleysley4730]

My response is obviously too late but if anyone comes accross this: For VLANs you need a MANAGED switch (this one is unmanaged). Only managed switches can be configured, unmanaged switches are only for if you need more ports.

[@what.595]

@@kleysley4730 Hi, thank you for the info and for taking the time to respond.

[@Aztecha2003]

How many gigabytes per second is each switch?

[@paulvorderegger1522]

What donyou mean eith each switch? The whole thing is one switch. The switch is 1 or 2 Gbps (which is one or two gigabit per second, network and internet speeds are never measured in bytes, but in bits.

[@breakingrain9660]

What is the highest Mgbs on it ?

[@jcunboxing]

Gigabit ports

[@bigmac8147]

Will this power 7 cameras

[@jcunboxing]

This doesn't not have PoE (power over Ethernet) so each of those cameras would need their own individual power supply. Or you can get the version of this that has PoE built in.

[@bitTorrenter]

Forget Cat 6, I go Cat 7 as standard due to the extra shielding.

[@PUBGMobile-ot2sk]

He says 1gigabit but doesn’t this switch go up to 8gigabit?

[@jcunboxing]

It's a 1 gigabit per port. It's 8 ports yes, but each port is still limited to 1 gigabit, it does not aggregate.

[@lemmensalex1]

It does not split the signal. It is not a splitter like for example a DSL splitter. It distributes datapackets (frames) from and to devices using the mac adresses of devices in your LAN. So it's a networkdevice working at layer 2 of the OSI model. Please use correct information next time.

[@RHSInfo2U]

😏

[@JerryMaeCruz]

And theres no escape when lightning strikes and hit this kinda model it will be totally dead

[@sibonelogift5061]

hi brother here i have a question for you it about jetstream can you explain for me about that?

[@bobbg9041]

box it up and unload it on some sucker, it wont last more the 3 years

[@JerryMaeCruz]

Tp link sg108e is better because in this model you can manage Qos to every port and thats the i need unlike this one

[@perkyzombie]

wow, here's a useless video... do people who are looking to buy a switch care about unboxing? security, performance, noise...