5 Port Switches
Five ports of pure wired reliability. Designed for tight spaces and tough demands.
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Easy Smart PoE+ Switch (GS105EPP)
GS105EPP
Easy Smart PoE+ Switch (GS105EP)
GS105EP
Unmanaged PoE Switch (GS105PPv3)
GS105PP
Unmanaged PoE Switch (GS105Pv3)
GS105P
Multi-Gigabit Ethernet Easy Smart Managed Essentials Switch (MS305E)
MS305E
Unmanaged PoE+ Essentials Switch (GS305PPv3)
GS305PP
Unmanaged PoE+ Essentials Switch (GS305Pv3)
GS305P
Multi-Gigabit Ethernet Switch (MS105)
MS105
Multi-Gigabit Ethernet Essentials Switch (MS305)
MS305
Easy Smart Managed Essentials Switch (GS305EPP)
GS305EPP
Easy Smart Managed Essentials Switch (GS305EP)
GS305EP
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FAQs
Most NETGEAR 5 port switches support Gigabit speeds (1 Gbps per port), which is enough for many home and small office setups. However, some devices support multi-gigabit (2.5G, 5G, or 10G) speeds. To handle multi-gigabit traffic, you need a switch specifically designed with 2.5G or higher-rated ports. Filter and check the product specs to confirm.
Yes, a 5 port switch can be suitable for AV over IP if it meets the bandwidth and latency requirements of your setup. Look for switches with Gigabit or multi-gigabit ports, low latency, and support for multicast traffic. We recommend opting for smart managed switches or Plus switches, as they offer traffic control features like IGMP snooping and QoS.
Devices connected to a switch share the total available bandwidth, but each port can operate at full speed independently. If using a Gigabit switch, each device can get up to 1 Gbps, assuming the network traffic allows it. However, actual speeds depend on usage, traffic type, and connected devices.