Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a very nice 8 port switch and very easy to use. It connects very well too.

My office uses a very expensive managed switch and firewall. I needed something for my home office to help me manage ports. This does the trick and frankly it's very inexpensive for what it can do. Good purchase yep good purchase.

Network switches are all pretty much the same. I only need a for port switch but it's better to go bigger just in case you add more things to your network. The mounting option is awesome. That's what sold me.

Suited my needs perfectly... Compact, well designed.

My TP-Link switch died with a power outage so I got this one. It mounts very easily and works great. Would recommend to anyone. Can't beat the warranty, either!

Seriously one of the best switches I've bough-ten. Mounts flush on wall & you get to cable manage everything. Looks Sleek & Clean. Will def buy again.

This switch looks good and works well. If you're using only TCP/IP networking (99% of users), you'll be very happy with it. I bought it for a 1% use -- the DECnet protocol. It didn't work. But if you're part of the 99%, this could be a good solution for you.

Love having the mount kit. Most switches you have to get tiny screws and make your own template to mount them. Also it's a great gigabit switch.

Great little switch and usb port for charging are nice and there is a bracket included for mounting under a desk or on the wall

I purchased this for one specific reason and that was to add resources to my internal network. Works like a charm.

I went from 3 ports to 11 ports. I needed the extra ports for the other room. You'll be able to connect them directly.

I was in a crunch and needed a switch. I'm glad Best Buy had them in stock. Thanks for coming thru in the clutch.

Our internet was sluggish and slow. With this item we get faster internet and the gaming is 10 times better.

Does exactly what I want , it's a little over board for the home but I want to be able to expand if need be

Perfect. Fit the bill exactly. I needed a few more hard wire gig ports and this did the trick

Works like a charm, needed one to mount under a counter in a small space, Does the job.

NETGEAR ProSAFE 8-Port Gigabit Click Switch (GSS108E) Pros: Simple Plug and Play, USB charging, Easily Mountable, No power Brick Cons: Long form factor, Short power cord Background with tabletop switches: While conducting internal network security assessments, my team often requires the use of a switch to supply additional ports so our entire team could access the internal network being assessed from the one port in the room. The switch we used took up a fair amount of desk space and the power cord had a brick at the end creating a power plug availability issue when our laptops or other devices needed charging. This switch seems to address these issues. Review: After setup and review, I would say overall the Netgear ClickSwitch meets all the necessary requirements for a typical office setting, and then some. The only downsides I would say is the length of the power cord and its odd lengthy form factor. I always seem to find myself with a power cord which is not quite long enough for my current situation. This is to be expected since not all conference rooms are the same; however, the option of a longer power cord would be an added benefit. Setup: Setup was extremely easy. Especially if you install the ProSAFE Plus Utility, which assists in identifying the switch for you and allows you to configure from within the utility. It is similar, but slightly more complicated to configure from the web based configuration page. Overall very simple and straightforward. Features: USB Ports: I would like to point out the magnificent USB charging ports. If there was one other device, besides out laptops, my team utilized while onsite at a client it was our cell phones. Integrating this functionality into the device is genius since it eliminates the need for yet another power outlet or tethering the device to a laptop. LED Control: The switch allows control over LED activity, which I have found to be a useful and quick insight into the current connectivity of any connected device. This functionality would be useful in a dark room situation where blinking lights would be a distraction, such as a home theatre. Mounting & Physical Security: Based on my use of this type of switch I would more than likely always have the switch on the table top, however Netgear provides many different ways to mount the switch to either the wall or table leg with either adhesive, Velcro straps, or hardware (screws or bolts). The switch also comes with a Kingston lock anchor point for those users, like myself, who prefer to leave them at a location overnight or unattended. Form Factor / Size: In my opinion I think the ClickSwitches are a little long compared to other switches on the market and has the potential for creating a cluttered tabletop; however, its form factor is meant to be attached to a table's legs or mounted to a flat surface such as a wall. VLAN and QoS These are options available for those users wanting to regulate the data passing over the switch or segregate the ports into virtual LAN's. Performance: I had no issues with the performance of this switch as it performed as I expected. Price - Value: $70 is not a lot to ask for a very configurable un-managed versatile switch capable of handling gigabit speeds. I would highly recommend this product to a business for work groups needing to collaborate as a team or if a small array of devices in a single area, such as a home AV closet, needed connectivity. I received this product for participating in NETGEAR's Friends and Family Program

I just use it as a simple switch and as such, works great and love the mounting system.

Brilliant router and with the help of the great GEEK squad team, we are well supported

Great for small office networks and home use...a very essential item indeed