This is a great switch. It’s a 16-port switch, with 16 10/100Mbps ports. That’s a lot of ports!

The switch has 4 gigabit Ethernet ports, and it has a USB 2.0 port for connecting peripherals. You can use the USB port to connect a printer, or you can connect a USB thumb drive or USB hard drive to it, and use it to backup or store files.

The switch is very easy to use, and it can be used to connect computers or laptops together. It has a great feature called “Starve Mode” which will allow a computer to be connected to the switch while it is being powered down.

This will then allow the other computers on the network to be powered on and connected to the switch.

You can use this feature to essentially turn a computer on and off without having to physically plug and unplug it from a power source.

For those who have a lot of computers, you can also use this to connect the computers together and have them all share the same Internet connection.

The switch comes with a 4-port USB hub, so you can connect more than one USB device at a time.

This is an excellent switch for anyone who needs a lot of ports.

I highly recommend this switch for those who need to connect a lot of devices to their computer or laptop.

This switch has a very good price point.

I recommend this switch for anyone who needs a lot of ports. I think this switch is a great buy but not to make any connections to other ports.

This is a great switch for computers, but I also use it to connect an 802.11ac router to it. I can use the switch to connect my router to my modem and my computer, and my computer can connect to the internet through the router.

I also use the switch to connect my printer to my router. And I can connect my router to my modem and use the switch to connect my computer to the modem.

This is a great switch for people who want to use their computer to connect to the internet, but also want to connect to other peripherals.

The TP-Link TL-SF1016D 16-Port 10/100Mbps Desktop Switch is an excellent switch or connects multiple devices to a single computer.