TP-Link TL-SG1005D 5-Port Desktop Gigabit Switch

You probably won't find it, for this product. And I looked. I research products before purchasing, in an effort to ensure I'm happy with the money spent.I haven't noticed speed problems since installing this product. I grant you, I have a 1Gb internet plan (up AND down), but still. My computer shares an ethernet port with my wife's computer. She uploads to FB and other social media. A -lot-. I stream TV & movies, play video games, make websites, and have a hundred tabs open. And again, I haven't noticed speed problems since installing this product.My wife used to be on wifi and the signal was low. We tried my machine, switching her to wired and me to wifi, still low. We needed a solution. This product was it.

Nice item. great if you have a couple more computers to connect to.4+1 ports. 5th one on for connecting to another switch only.Great price. Staff always super helpful

I have a bit of older home entertainment gear and wanted to be able to connect it all via LAN as some of it doesn't have wifi capability, but my modem/router was out of ports (with only 3 available after fibre connection uses one). Got this to get more ports. Does what it says and is cheap enough too. Happy to have bought this.

Very reasonably priced impact driver with 1/2 inch socket fitting. As with most Makita kit it's well made and works really well. DVS delivered really quickly with tracked courier which is always helpful.

Decent value switch

It does what it says, which is a big plus in the budget range of networking equipment :)Additional pros: this is a compact and stylish looking device, so if you want to mount it in a visible location (e.g., your home office desk) you won't shudder every time you look at it.Perhaps a con: it's very, very light - which means the weight of cables can drag it about. If you want the base to lie flat, you'll probably need to employ ghetto hax like bluetooth. For me this is minor - it's mounted behind my office monitor - but cable management might need a little extra thought.

Exact replacment for older burned out grinder

I bought this to replace the older version of the same grinder I had that smoked after years of use/abuse.My old one burned out as I took down a cinderblock wall that contained both plumbing and electric embedded in concrete. The dust eventually filled the vent ports and the armature burned out. I placed a light foam rubber filter over the vents in this one to keep the dust out but let the air flow continue. After the project all is fine adn the griner is good as new.I expect this reconditioned grinder to last a long time. Well worth the cost and very convinient to obtain.

Makita impact wrench 1/2 inch.

Good solid wrench .Plenty of grunt .Nice forward and reverse paddle switch action.Fairly heavy if that’s an issue. Quite long in the body too if access is limited. Uses the standard lxt battery. Good for slackening tight and rusted heavy duty nuts and bolts.Overall a handy , good solid tool ,ideal for the car mechanic as it has plenty power for the heavier duty fastenings .

Robust impact driver

I bought this as a treat to myself following using a colleague's at work. The 'work' one is the same model and is a few years old, typical Makita quality, reliable and dependable.It has more than enough grunt to deal with almost all car and light goods needs. The body is slightly bigger than others but to me this reinforces its power and quality.I expect this one to last year's based on the work version.

Simple device for expanding your broadband router

This little box (the footprint is only 3.5 x 5 inches) does the trick when you need more ethernet ports to connect to your router. I didn't even know this kind of simple solution existed -- I thought I was going to need to buy a new router with more ports. Instead, I just connected this box (with a basic ethernet patch cord) to my router, plugged it in to a power source (in my case, I'm using my UPS box to ensure surge protection), and instantly I had four more ports. It does not come with any ethernet cables, however, so you will need at least one to connect to your router. (I'm sure any ethernet cable will do, but I'm using a cat 6 shielded cable to be sure there no interference with any other devices.)