lets say you plug in three ethernet cords,would it make the connection slower
505872
I had 4 plugged in from the start, so I can't really say. It's fast enough for me.
505873
It should not make it slower if you plug in three or four ethernet cables. However, it doesn't matter what brand router switch you buy, the overall internet speed will decrease because you're using up bandwidth from your provider.
505874
no it will still working good, I have four Ethernet connections it is working perfect.
505875
No we have all plugged in behind out TV and no problems at all and we have one in the game room feeds all game systems and they are fine too.. So I have not had any issues no matter how many are used!
505876
speed is not dependent on how many cords are plugged in but rather now much traffic is going through them.
505877
Well I guess it depends on your internet provider, but I was in an apartment with one jack for an ethernet cable in the wall and plugged this product in. I plugged one ethernet cable from the wall to the device and then three ethernet cables coming out to my desktop, xbox, and sometimes even an extra xbox and never had any problems with connection. I would highly recommend this product to anyone. Helped me out for sure.
750056
Yes, but too many of them with over lapping signals will play havoc on your devices when connecting. I tried doing this and ended up taking them out where not needed. I have one that I turned the wifi off and just use the ethernet ports.
284245
No, unless you have (1) a router that can generate two free LAN lines that can be fed to the other end of the Ethernet jack, and (2) cable wiring that is CAT5 or newer (true for all new homes/installations). A cheaper solution might be to use a switch such as TRENDnet TE100-S5 5-Port Ethernet Switch (5 x 10/100Mbps Auto-MDIX RJ-45 Ports) that costs only $11.99 and will give you 4 ports instead of two.
1221939
Yes. These will make your existing CAT5 connection between 2 rooms serve one Ethernet connection (RJ45, 2p) and two phone connections (RJ11, 1p each).
843478
It will only increase your internet signal connection so if your internet was slow because of weak signal it may help but if your deivce/internet it self is slow it will remain the same
931123
Only through a supplied adapter cable (about 3" long). Same thing with ethernet.
2044845
I just used 2 standard ethernet cords (each about 75 ft) and used the coupler to join them together. Works just fine.
2232088
This can handle up to 4 wired devices and maybe 2-3 wireless connections, but it will slow the network speed, unless you have extreme speed internet.
977677
Hello, if I understand you, this is posible. In fact, I have my actual connection very similar to your description. Look, I have one wireless router as my internet source and this is at my living room, so because my room is so far from there I connect one tp-link(1) to this principal router through a ethernet cable and I connect the another Tp-link(2) at my room and in this point with another ethernet cable I connect another wirless router with the same internet signal, so that is magic, now I have internet covering all the place without drop signal. I hope it helps.
445129
it does split into 4 or 5 lines but i only tried into 2 lines.my source router was about 70 feet away.you may get a better signal if the ethernet cable comes directly from the modem.this caused my signal from one to be jittery and unstable when connected through the router.i would suggest that you try it and if it does not then amazon.com has a good return policy.
734493
I dont know the exact answer - but I had no issues with a VGA cord, power cord and two cat5's
586349
No, but depending on how many devices are connecting to your WiFi sometimes it is better to connect directly with a Ethernet cord for video streaming this also depends on your internet speed.
1871372
It works fine for me. It's mostly your internet modem/router. I occasionally have this problem where my internet would randomly cut off at one point while still being connected and I'd have to refresh the page when watching YouTube videos but it's ambiguous whether it's the Ethernet cable or the ISP itself.
546028
if your talking about the internet ,yea you can use an Ethernet cord from your DSL or what ever you use. If you don't have wifi
2256372
No, because it drops connections at the worst times, and has latency issues. When it works, it's reasonably fast. When it works that is.
1968782
You can connect - but the speed will be limited to the slowest link in the chain
1941149
No.If you had two separate Ethernet cables and wanted to use each of them with the same device, but not at the same time, then this would help you.