Made the switch, effortlessly
582795
Just switched over my jeep front and rear diffs to synthetic. Time will tell how it holds up.
1100093
Could not have been any easier to install. As always I expected problems either with the wiring or pairing. What a surprise fast, easy, and worked without a problem. The switch was used to control an overhead fan with 3 lights. I now can control the fan and each light. light 1 light 2 and light 3.
Second switch is attached to a Radon system for that type of gas caused by build up of closed homes. The best part is the timer can be set to go on and of while your on Vacation. All I can say is WOW double WOW
2365801
Excellent! As promised. Gives the user options without having to perform the tedious chore of rewiring.
3816128
This switch (JSG524E, 24-port unmanaged plus&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/NETGEAR-ProSAFE-JGS524E-24-Port-Gigabit-Rackmount-Web-Managed-Plus-Switch-JGS524Ev2/dp/B00GG1AD9A/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">NETGEAR ProSAFE JGS524E 24-Port Gigabit Rackmount Web Managed (Plus) Switch (JGS524Ev2)</a>&nbsp;) is intended to upgrade from a 5-port Rosewill switch that has been failing (intermittent disconnects, seemingly due to heat).

I've had great experiences with Netgear products in the past, and I expect no less from this switch.  Installation was easy, just move the RJ-45 jacks from old switch to the new one, and plug in the unit.  It has a built-in power supply, so the power cable is the standard IEC-type you find connected to any other computer equipment.  No wall warts with this one.

My one gripe was that this box had been opened previously.  The "Netgear" sticker-seal was broken already, and the installation CD was missing.  I paid for a brand new unit, but apparently received one of the discounted "opened" units which should have cost $50 less.  The unit still looked brand new though, and is working fine, for now.  The installation/configuration software on the CD isn't absolutely necessary, but can be downloaded from the Netgear site if you're one who likes to tinker with things, like me.

Using the software, you can set QoS and bandwidth limits (someone streaming away too much of your precious bandwidth?  throttle them back a bit), setup a VLAN, Link Aggregation (LAG), and other high-end switch configurations.  You only need this once to give the switch an IP address on your subnet, after which you can log into the switch via any browser to change any of these settings.
981750
Bought the GE Z-wave Plus Wireless Smart Lighting Control (Toggle) recently and I'm very please. I was replacing an old dimmer and though I'd checkout if the smart home stuff was worth it. So far, so good.  It installed in a few minutes. Basically, if you have a normal switch you're replacing, you probably have 3 lines going to it (Load [black], Line [black] and Ground [green]). Label those wires, remove the from the old switch, straighten out the ends if necessary, and insert them into the new GE control.  Usually the neutral wire from the line (power panel) is wire-nutted (is that a word?) to the neutral wire of the load (the light you're controlling). You'll have to remove the wire nut, twist the included white neutral wire into that white bundle, and then twist the wire nut back on. The free end of the neutral wire goes into the device and you're golden! I didn't try out the 3-way option that requires a travelling wire as it was unnecessary for my application.  After that, everything worked. To Pair with my smart things hub, I just started a search, turned on the light, and voila.. it was was found within seconds (my hub is about 20 feet away but with a floor in between).  All in all, pretty painless. The hardest part was shoving some pretty stiff wires back in to the electrical box.

The only con so far is that it's resting position is in the middle. This makes it stand out verses any normal toggle switch. Also the toggle itself is slightly narrower than my other switches (lutron).  It's an extremely minor concern for me, but aesthetically some may disapprove.
4780086
Seamless transition from my dead Belkin n52te that I had for 10 years. The size of the device was comparable to the n52te. The programming was a snap and took me like 3 minutes without reading any instructions, to get it set up the way my Belkin was. The buttons were very responsive and felt like I had never switched it out. The only things that I am getting used to are the thumb directional button and the lack of a scroll wheel as the n52te. That being said, this device easily gives me the same responsiveness and tactile feel as the one it replaced. Highly recommend.
325289
This replaced my 10+ year old 10/100 switch.

Odd, when I played on line games, I never got the speed or latency that I expected.  Once I made the switch out to this new switch..... BAM.... instant speed!!!  I am a very happy camper!

The unit is smaller, and not as 'solid' in feel as the old one.  But, technology as it is, that is just the way it goes,.

My troubleshooting involved testing the speed with my laptop directly from the modem.  Then, I worked through every connection on my LAN till I noticed a drop in speed (used Speedtest on the internet).  And, do not assume anything.......check every connection.
188082
Moving from a desktop to my first laptop (MacBook Pro), I lamented the loss of the 10 Key, so thought I'd give the Satechi Smart Keypad a try. I'm not tech savvy at all, so was a bit nervous about connecting the thing. Well, let me tell you, it was a piece of cake. The instructions were clear except that they didn't detail which keys to use to multiply or divide, but I figured it out. It switches easily from calculator to keyboard mode. A cool thing is that I can set it at an angle that is comfortable for my hand. Buy it, you'll like it!
353870
The setup was so easy, I actualy spoke aloud "So that's it?" I poked in the cables, dropped in about half a pack of paper, slapped in the toner pod, and I had this printer ready to go on my Windows 10 desktop within minutes of opening the box. I didn't use the CD rom and didn't read the instructions; Its just idiot proof.
I was surprised to find a fold-out panel on the front of the printer that lets me push in enough paper for a special job, so I can use different paper than the usual type resting in the big bottom tray. I'll spend hours trying to invent a reason to use that.
I don't find the printer loud or difficult to use, but with a 16-foot cable (not included) I can place the printer far enough away from my own desk so I don't have to care how loud it might get on big jobs.
I used to have much smaller folding or collapsing printers that left the paper tray exposed and often sticking out in the way. This printer neatly stores paper flat inside its bottom, but I can easily reach a finger in to touch the stack (where a sighted person might simply peek inside). It appears to consume the same space as the smaller printer in its extended position, so opting for smaller seems pointless.
I find it useful that the printer makes a snick noise when it toggles on/off. It could be on and very quiet, so this feature helps me be sure I have properly shut it down.
Overall, I'm glad I ordered it.
4460150
For a bit I over-thought the setup of this little guy, and actually pulled it most of the way apart looking for switches to toggle (I'm bad at reading instructions). When I finally did take a detailed look at the instructions, I was able to set it up in less than 5 minutes (all I had to do was push a few buttons on the device, and then one button on the garage door unit and they paired).

I'm very satisfied with the setup, and so far its performance has been excellent.
3427647
With Every thing connecting to the internet these days, The TV The game system etc. And wireless not really great for streaming. This was the answer. And this autoswitch works like a charm toggling to whatever requires the most.  Great solution for what I needed. The price was key as well.
1887005
A replacement for a dead Panasonic, and glad I made the change.  The wireless WiFi connection is great, and the screen navigation is clear and easy to use. switching from Netflix to Amazon to disc without a hiccup.  The HDMI connection to my home sound system, and connection to Samsung flat screen, my leather easy chair, and my home theater system is complete.
3355088
Excellent switch, probably the best I've ever used.  Simple to setup.
4367070
I didn't have time to wait for this unit to arrive from Amazon while at our beach house, so I bought one at Lowe's for a few bucks more than Amazon.

I took a photo (attached) of the old thermostat's wiring before unhooking the wires, labeled them with the new unit's included stickers, then attached the wires to the appropriate terminals on the new unit.  There happened to be an HVAC fellow working across the street from us, so I took my photos and the new unit's control panel over so he could verify that my wiring was going to be correct (it was).  My old unit had some wires jumpered, as well as some extra wires, so I watched the YouTube videos and read the manual; luckily, I got it right.  Installation was a breeze until one of my wires broke and there was *just* enough there to attach to the new thermostat.  Whew.  Be careful when installing and do check carefully first to see if there's any slack in the wires inside the wall.

Once installed, it took no time to set the new unit for heat pump and a couple other settings.  I was able to log onto the thermostat easily per the instructions and configuration went off without a hitch.  I installed the app on my phones and tablets...and now, even when I'm all the way across the USA from the beach house, I can check the temperature and make adjustments as needed.  What a pleasure.

I love that the display is backlit, which our previous unit's was not (nor is ours at our primary residence, where I also intend to install one of these new wifi thermostats).

My only request would be that the unit also have the ability to show me the humidity.  If it does this, I've not been able to find it, so set me straight.

Other than that and the wire breaking from when the old thermostat was installed by someone else and the wire was nicked, this was about as easy as one could expect a wifi thermostat to be.  Our setup had a C wire, so that made the job easier for me than it might be for others.

I highly recommend this product.
3169575
It worked out of the box just by connect it to the modem and to power supply. Powered up the modem first, then the Belkin Router. Computer found the signal (the strongest one) and asked for the password which was on the bottom of the router. That's it.  I didn't use the CD included in the box.

Read from the Belkin website that to change settings via web browser, just type "router" into the address field and enter. Sure enough, it works just that easily. From there, there are tons of options, including changing the SSID name and the password. You have to save the setting (takes like a min for each change) and re-connect after each change. A little annoying but pretty easy.

After using it the entire night, I did not get any dropped connection. I was watching TV via streaming. I used to get choppy signals with my old G-router but the Belkin rocked. The router is on the 2nd floor and the signal was still strong on the first floor. There's almost no difference in speed between using the wireless router and hardwire to modem directly (19 vs 20 Mbps).
430779
Whew!  I wasn't sure if this was going to work, or if I'd have to make that $200+ service call to replace this switch.  The switch arrived on time, clean and new, fit in great and was accompanied by very clear instructions.  I was done in under about 30 min.
2392807
After numerous attempts (failing on all) with all sorts of methods from Harley forums to unlock the ignition switch, I decided to purchase this alignment key. I am so glad I did. The switch was unlocked in less than 5 seconds. Since I already know I'll be removing the switch from time to time, this tool is a priceless investment.