D-Link Switch Dms-107

Download speeds through the 2.5G port are amazing. But upload speeds are terrible, capping at 20Mb/s. Bypassing the switch to go ethernet direct into my computer got my upload speeds back up to the 300Mb/s I am getting from XFinity.

Great little quiet switch that is performance focused. I am able to get close to 2gs to my NAS (bonded 2x1G) over the 2.5g uplink and the 2.5g to my PC (Not sure why I need this but its cool).

1 star for the non-existent WiFi question, 5 for all the rest. It is a SWITCH, Not a router . My Xfinity router has a 2,5G port and I was hamstringing my internal WIRED network with an old school 1G switch. Dropped this into place with ease. As I titled, this has 7 ports, not the more common 8. (I assume that was used internally between the 2 speed sections). Having a second 2.5G port allows another to be linked, really nice for larger SOHO networks

This is an excellent little switch. Primary use for most people will be a 2.5gbps port going to a Shaw/Rogers/Bell gateway that supports 2.5gbps with a 1.5gbps Shaw/Rogers plan or the 3Gbps Bell Plant. Then a 2.5gbps PC or NAS capable device connected to the other 2.5gbps port, and the rest being used for standard devices such as a game console, TV, Camera or whatever where the user doesn't want to use wireless.

I bought this for my 1Gbps network with the expandability if I ever go to 2.5Gbps. I have my main PC on a 2.5Gb port and I am getting up to 1Gb speed as expected. The case is sturdy and the device just seems to work as it should. No drops that I can detect coming from the switch.