Do they make good stuff?
The shop down the street has a 5-port 1GHz switch (not wireless) for about US$32, and a 4-port 10/100MHz switch (also not wireless) for about US$18.
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Re: TP-Link
by Lance » Fri Jan 18, 2013 2:50 am
I just bought a TP-Link dual-band wireless router and it seems decent. It's my first time with the brand and I've only had it for a month but it was easy to configure and has been rock solid. At this early point, I would buy TP-Link again. As a matter of fact, I need a new small Gigabit switch and will probably get a TP-Link.
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Re: TP-Link
by Lianachan » Fri Feb 15, 2013 3:47 pm
I use their media converters, which are very cheap, cheerful and reliable. No experience of their bigger kit, though.
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