Ethernet makes it happen!
581554
Cable was received in record time and easy to install.  If you can't buy this locally, Amazon is the way to go!
1749932
Performs perfectly over ethernet, great solution for TV gaming without a second dedicated computer.
2072452
Need to expand your home ethernet network to accommodate more nodes?  This inexpensive, well-constructed switch will do the job.  Just plug one line from your router into this unit, then plug connections from your extra devices into the remaining ports.  I recently purchased a network-ready Canon MP970 computer and needed a switch at my desk to share the ethernet connection with my desktop computer.  Then I decided to plug a network cable into one of the remaining ports and dangle it behind my desk for those occasions when I also have to work on my office notebook computer.  The 1000 speed of this switch enables me to stream media back and forth to other computers.
3240159
Converts Thunderbolt to Ethernet.  It does that perfectly.  It is also durable, so I'm not worried about traveling with it.
4054010
Great product! I had been struggling to get internet connection on my new desktop (Windows 8.1) because the ethernet port was very unreliable when it would work.  I wanted to try wireless connection but didn't want to install a wireless card into my motherboard.  So I purchased this product and plugged it in.  It instantly went to work and connected to my router.  This product is truely plug and play and I'm downloading at the same speed of a wired internet connection!

Other pros:
1) Great buy at a low price
2) Small and compact
3) User's manual to guide you through any installation you might need
3101060
This is a simple Ethernet switch with no routing, firewall, or other fancy stuff. Usually, one would connect a modem to one of the ports, and everything else to the other ports. It's just that simple.
3588504
Does exactly what it claims to do with no setup (as it is an unmanaged switch).. so i just plugged it into the rest of my network and that was it! Couldn't be simpler...

Pros - Well built, shows clearly which connections are Gigabit or 10/100, true 'plug and play' with no setup needed

Cons- None that i am aware of.

Highly recommended for anyone wishing to add an additional 4 ports ( one port is used for connection to the rest of the network) for other Ethernet devices.
4225772
Wonderful and easy to use, just plug and play.  Using this to split the signal from my Linksys N300 wifi signal booster's ethernet port.  I could not be happier with the speed or the connection strength.  All three computers (2 desktops and one laptop) are all ethernet connected and run without any speed loss, even when running concurrently.
844751
This has got to be the easiest device to setup; bravo Cisco!  I literally took it out of the box, put the setup CD in the drive, hit agree about 3 times and the auto install/setup did the rest.  I have now successfully taken my ethernet cable connected HP CM1312nfi MFP printer and relocated it to a different part of the house through the use of this device.  I love the fact they included a single ethernet port on the bottom the RE1000.  I am now thinking about purchasing one more RE1000 for my home wireless network and placing it in the middle of my home to get the very best signal strength throughout my home.  (I live in a 1700sqft, single story home with the cable modem and router at the front of the house)
4939946
I hate installing new hardware and software because things so often go wrong.  So I spent a long time researching home networking products when my wife and I decided to take the plunge for DSL Internet access and the LinkSys products kept coming up on top.
  Installation was a breeze.  I popped in an Ethernet 10/100 Network Interface Cards on our two computers, and installed the software for them on both systems.  I hooked up the Ethernet cables between the two computers, the DSL modem, and the router.  Launched Netscape.  Connected to the router immediately.  Configured it for my DSL Internet service and our little network.  Set Windows to do home networking on both computers, and that was that.  Its worked like a charm since day one through several power outages, DSL service lapses, and the general abuse things get just by being in my home office.  LinkSys even paid off on the rebates in a timely fashion.
1678229
Very simple to use......
works flawlessly as a way to extend an Ethernet printer to a remote location with out WiFi or long Ethernet cables.
set-up was a breeze. I did not even need to sync the two adapters manually, just plugged the router into one of them, plugged both adapters into one wall plug, wait a minute or so, remove the other adaptor to the other location,and plug the printer into it, plug it in the wall, and it works! now I can share the printer with all the MAC & Windows computers over WiFi on the router.

would definitely recommend this to anyone who needs an Ethernet connection in a remote location (through walls, no wires)
4539212
Hey, it's super slick.  With all the supposedly "easy" to set up, plug and play stuff out there - that ain't -- well, this one is!  I have an ethernet wired house - at least one end, and was faced with snaking about 60+ feet of additional Cat 5 cable to pick up the other end.

Didn't have to do that.  If you can plug in a nite lite, you're good to go!  I get full modem speed - about 10.6 mbps - the same as my hard-wired connections.  How can you beat that?  (And, I see little need for a 200 Mbps unit - with the connection I have now or can envision in the future.)  I started with two, and just bought two more. If I had known about these earlier, I would not have ANY hard-wired cables.
3187324
I just received this product today. It was ordered to resolve a wifi dead spot in my older home. Let me just preface: I've tried many, many, many configurations: range extenders and powerline adapters (it just so happens the outlets in the problem room are on a different phase of the main switch box) in addition to getting turned down by a contractor to run ethernet to the problem room.
This product was plug and play. The only comment I would make for someone considering the purchase is to understand these adapters need to be plugged directly into the coax of the home, and additional coax devices (digital cable convertors, cable modems) need to be daisy chained. The product does not come with coax cables for this, so have them on hand.
Overall, a bit pricey, but a great solution!
754283
This device is an awesome solution to a home without hardwired ethernet. I have a couple of PCs in a room that's impractical to run Cat5 to, and I didn't have a whole lot of happy with TP-Link Powerline (ethernet through AC outlets) adapters - they work, but periodically my connection speed would crawl down to modem speeds and I had to unplug and replug the sending unit to get back to a pretty dismal 14Mbps connection.

Setup was quick and easy; I plugged it in, connected an ethernet cable to my existing router, and went to my desktop and ran the included setup application. The app found the device on the network, and I set up a new wireless access point, named it, secured it, and everything was good to go.

There's a newer version of the setup tool on the TrendNet website; I used it to update the firmware, rebooted, and did a few network scans. Using the WirelessNetView app (google it, it's free and simple to use) I saw that the TEW-637AP's default channel is the same as my existing 802.11g access point; so I ran the setup app again and changed the channel to avoid conflicts. One thing to note - when you make configuration changes (like changing passwords), they don't take effect until the device is rebooted.

Once you've done the initial configuration, you can access the device in a web browser; it's a good idea to change the system's admin password at this point (so your neighbors cant hack your network - the signal is definitely strong enough to go next door, or across the street).

The TEW-637AP is now giving me a solid 144Mbps connection throughout my house, which is flipping awesome as far as I'm concerned.

The ONLY hassle I had was getting power to the thing; the AC adapter has about a four foot tail, and I located the thing on top of an entertainment center that's about five feet tall, so I had to scrounge around for an extension cord to go about 12 inches. If that's my biggest problem today, I'm a happy customer.

The connection is strong, and rock solid; I've had the thing running for about two weeks now and I'm getting speeds as fast as wired ethernet to three desktops, two laptops, a couple of Nexus tablets, a kindle, a nook, and three smartphones. Very satisfied and highly recommended, this is a good product; if you're on the fence, BUY IT - I'm pretty sure that you'll be quite happy with it.
1389764
These work excellent and provide an easy way to extend your Ethernet network around the house.
464932
This was totally plug and play for Windows 10. The directions are not great, but I didn't have to use them. I get a great connection for my work computer, which is what I was going for. No more ethernet for me!
4514516
Simple. Simple. Simple. Fantastic! This device is exactly what it says it is: an ethernet switch. I ran out of ports on my router and needed something simple to expand - this is it. Fantastic. Is very fast, no gimmicks or nonsense. Plug it in, plug into router and you have four additional ports ready to work flawlessly at lightening speed.

I would buy this again!!