PVBCTCSID Ethernet Splitter 1 to 2 1000Mbps High Speed Network Splitter for Computers Hubs Routers Boxes Digital TV

Great with what I needed to do would recommend to others

Works fine.

well constructed and clearly marked input/output worked very well in splitting my ethernet cable. One small issue advertisement showed two splitters but when the order arrived it was only a single unit , probably because I did not read the comments properly so another unit was ordered. Happy and satisfied to say that the system works fine.

This is sold as a SPLITTER. If you are a bit technically minded then I'd say it worked more like a network SWITCH. And that's a GOOD thing In simple terms: It has 3 holes for RJ45/network cables and all the things on the cables that are plugged in can talk to each other.eg 1 port can connect to your existing network and the other two to laptops side by side on the same deskeg 1 port can connect to your existing network and another to a laptop and another to your networked printerIf it were a splitter my expectation would be that only one of the two that pug in on the same side can be active at any one time.✅ Connections do show as 1Gbps on the PCs✅ Handy space saver solution for sharing a network connection. It's perhaps better to instead buy a simple 4- or 8-port Gigabit domestic LAN switch for a tenner❌ Obviously the one OUT connection can only go at 1Gbps, if you have two coming in and being used at that speed then they must be throttled back by the switch/splitter AUTOMATICALLY. But it can alternate 1Gbps performance between the two from one moment to the next.❌ Needs powering. Cable supplied and this can plug into your PC/Mac or smartphone charger?? If you plug 3 PCs into this and nothing else then I don't know if they would work together. You might also need something intelligent attached like your broadband router or a network switch

This is a great little ethernet switch. Very nicely made and feels good quality. I much prefer wired connections I believe they give a more robust, secure and faster connection than WiFi. I ran ethernet cable around the house when I redecorated, a lot of work at the time but I’m pleased I did it. I found I needed an extra port in my home office for the printer which was connected via WiFi. This little ethernet switch has worked an absolute treat in connecting the printer to the wired network. I haven’t noticed any reduction in speed with the shared ethernet line to my desktop.Connection is easy – simply plug and play no configuration required.The device does need a power supply via a USB lead, if there is a spare powered USB port on the device you’re connecting to simply plug in there – laptop, desktop, printer. If the power LED lights up on the switch, you’re in business, failing that you will need a separate plugin power supply, which will obviously add to the cost.This is a nice, easy to fit, solution to providing ethernet connectivity when you have run out of ports on your router to connect to.