Difference Between Router And Switch

The new router has made a big difference with quick connections.

Great tv. We had to switch our router for a legacy connection

Between my television and my earphone

I ran out of router ports and needed more so I decided to try the 5-port switch. Was not disappointed.

Switch to this router after ubiquity. Better wifi performance and stability with similr features.

Integrated well with my Dream Router to provide the extra ports I needed. Great little switch.

Almost plug in and play. I had to adjust only one switch, and my router was up. Extremely happy

Received my modem quickly, and it was easy to set over and switch from my old router. Super happy!

I applied it to a Hero 9 and what a difference while on the water. The only thing is I wish it would be a lens that I could place over the original so I could switch back and forth when needed.

Amazing. Just amazing. Takes me back to my dedicated hi-fi days. Not hyped, just awesome, clear, detailed, and spatially enveloping. Unlike some other reviews I've seen online about these (and yes, I looked into a lot of boutique cans reviews and discussions) I do not find a lack of low frequency. But then I was looking for a proper reference. Another reviewer here mentioned Schiit Mjolnir 2 ... I had no idea about that, and ended up going that route as well. Definitely worth it. I will say I was a little let down with the lack of significant obvious difference between the unbalanced headphone outputs of the two interfaces I use (from computer, an Akai EIE Pro and a MOTU UltraLite mk3) ... but when I switch the included cable to balanced and listened with the Mjolnir 2, I started to get it ... seemed that the depth and detail increased. To be honest, it had better ... I WANT it to make a difference. And of course it's a little harder to A/B since one has to switch the cable out. For what it's worth, I listen for general use and reference with the LISST cans in the Mjolnir, and when I want pure enjoyment and exploration, I put the tubes in. Between the LISST cans and the tubes, it is more apparent in the HD 800S than in my other cans, which sound midrangey and hollow by comparison ... also, I find it MUCH more easy to hear overcompression and small distortions that I would not have heard otherwise, so just that, by itself, is a case for the Sennheisers with or without fancy amp. I am happy to say that things are less disturbing or surprising when I listen on speakers after working on stuff using the HD 800 S ... so, for what it's worth, as reference cans, I find them very satisfactory.