Same features as the bigger models... but no web UI.

Packaging and Un-boxing: The TP-LINK TL-SG105E ships in a thin cardboard box, wrapped in plastic and cradled by foam. It comes with the following items: TP-LINK TL-SG1016DE 5-Port Gigabit Easy Smart Switch Power cord Rubber "feet" Installation Guide Resource CD Wrap-Up: Affordable layer-2 switch...

First impressions (before powering up and setting up): Can be wall mounted / desktop situated; This switch is more than over-kill for a regular home network… however I do like the fact that it is very energy efficient (shuts off ports that aren't active, adjusts power based on cable length).

Powering up and setting up: Plug it in and let it rip; It's default IP address is 192.168.0.1; Configuration is done via the Easy Smart Configuration utility ONLY… that's a huge disappointment; Whenever you try to navigate to the switch via the Web UI… nothing loads.

Excellent plug and play option.

I was very happy with the product, although I only had to use it for a short period of time. It worked very, very well for my situation.

Easy set up, operation and use, Small footprint; It takes up very little room, The indicator lights are very easy to understand

TP-Link TL-SG105E 5-Port Gigabit Easy Smart Switch

Does its job and works well - perfect for home or small office.

So obviously the more lines u have the weaker the strength from this, i Recommend only putting accessories on this like smart cams, lights, garage door controls, or any smart home devices. Leave computers, consuls and large internet users on the router itself.

The software to set it up is bad. I eventually stopped using it and reverted back ...

I found the product very troublesome, The software to set it up is bad. I eventually stopped using it and reverted back to my old switch which seemed to handle things better.