The LGS552P has fifty Gigabit Ethernet ports, 48 of which support PoE+. There is also a pair of 10GB Ethernet ports With three fans inside, it's no surprise that the LGS552P is quite noisy It's a ...

The Linksys 52-Port Managed PoE+ Gigabit Switch (LGS552P) is a beauty and a beast of a switch. It's big and noisy, but it offers SMBs the features and performance of an enterprise-grade device. With ...

With the Linksys 52-Port Managed PoE+ Gigabit Switch (LGS552P) ($1,1,49.99), Linksys lives up to its reputation for making premium small-to-mid-size business networking hardware. If its 52 ports weren ...

Rushden, UK - October 14, 2014 - Linksys®, a leading brand in wireless networking, today announced the Linksys WRT 8-Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch (SE4008), the first in a lineup of new networking ...

The Linksys 52-Port Managed PoE+ Gigabit Switch (LGS552P) is a beauty and a beast of a switch. It's big and noisy, but it offers SMBs the features and performance of an enterprise-grade device.

The WRT Gigabit switch is a great add-on for those that have the WRT1900AC. Linksys has taken every detail in account to make sure this solution fits as seamlessly as possible. Back in April, we ran ...

Network switches are something we all enjoy. From five ports to forty-eight ports, they allow us to expand our networks to amazing heights. After many years of using multiple wireless routers to ...

At the time of writing, the Linksys LGS108P 8-Port Business Desktop PoE+ Switch will set you back $134.53 in the US and £75.99 in the UK through Amazon. The Linksys LGS108P is a basic but solid switch ...

Small and medium office setups can benefit greatly from Power over Ethernet (PoE) enabled devices and when used clever, it’s also something that can reduce the cable clutter and improve the setup a ...

The new products include 16, 24 and 48-port Gigabit Ethernet switches; 24 and 48-port Fast Ethernet switches with 4 Gigabit ports; a 24-port Gigabit switch with Power over Ethernet (PoE); and 24 and ...

I have a confession to make: While I’ve been singing the praises of 802.11ac Wi-Fi routers for more than two years, I have personally been making do with an old 802.11n model. This weekend, I finally ...