Netgear EN104TP 4-Port 10 Mbps Ethernet Hub RJ-45 with Uplink Button
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Customer Review: Just wish it was cheaper
Summary: 4 Stars
A great hub that allows you to share an uplink onto another network with 3 computers or have a local network of 4 computers. Either way, the hub has been very reliable and performance has been as promised. Netgear is known for making quality Ethernet products and this is just another one of them.Customer Review: Excellent, inexpensive home network solution.
Summary: 5 Stars
My cable modem makes for great, fast internet access... for one computer. But what about downloading updates for my iBook without disconnecting my iMac? This hub has done that with ease. Easy to follow instructions had my home network up and running within ten minutes. Never a problem since.Customer Review: What else can you ask for?
Summary: 5 Stars
For just a simple 10 Mbps hub, this is an excellent one for the price. It is compact and sturdy, especially with the metal casing. Link and status lights are handy along with the Normal/Uplink switch. No software installation needed - plug the power in and the CAT cables and you're all set!Customer Review: great at the beginning and unreliable at the end
Summary: 2 Stars
This little hub made by Bay Networks (part of Nortel Networks) proved unreliable after about one and a half month of use. Lately, files won't transfer right and sometimes they won't even transfer. I ended up borrowing my friend's switch to complete the job. Not a good choice!Customer Review: Solid Performance
Summary: 5 Stars
I use these little hubs on a daily basis in an education environment, and have never been disappointed by them. Their price, dependability, and warranty make them a no-brainer choice for small networks. My only wish is that they made a 100 megabit version of these guys.