Connecting Ethernet Splitter

Allows connecting multiple ethernet cables

Cables worked as intended when connecting to splitter and then to laptop. No issues.

I bought a this modem and a matching nighthawk ethernet splitter. Now both my wireless internet and ethernet ports are lightning fast.

Long cord, plenty of connections, has ethernet, phone with splitter and coaxial. Best protection for the money.

I HAVE AN OLD TOWER WITH ONLY ONE HDMI, BOUGHT THIS 4 SPLITTER AND IT WORKS PERFECTLY CONNECTING MY TV, STEREO, BACKUP, AND PRINTER, I WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO DO SO WITHOUT IT, THANKS B & H FOR PROVIDING IT WILFREDO E FUSTER NEW YORK

A fine switch for connecting multiple machines - via ethernet Cat 7 or Cat 8) to high speed internet. Performs well

Bought two of these router (the other one using as an extender for now). The 2nd unit I am using it as extender, but has the flexibility of connecting ethernet port for future needs.

This is the cheapest SFP+ switch (but reliable) I could find for my homelab. Many others are more expensive. After reading reviews on the Mikrotik SFP+ options I decided to stay with Unifi since I already had many Ubiquiti Ethernet switches and a controller in place. I am also connecting this to a Unifi 24-port via 1-Gb SFP as a link and connecting to my core switch via 10GbE over CAT6. Core switch is an FS.COM unit with a 10GbE Ethernet transceiver. No issues negotiating to 10GbE. The CAT6 cable run is probably under 50 feet. I am also using old Finisar transceivers without issue, but have not tried DAC cables yet. However, if you do not have a Unifi Controller in place perhaps wait for the new QNAP managed combo switches coming out. It will be a lot simpler. Or you can get the more expensive EdgeSwitch ES-16-XG.

Ethernet cables are ethernet cables, but these are fine!

Cheapest splitter. Works.