Review on ๐ Ethernet Splitter Adapter | ToneGod RJ45 Female 1 to 2 Female Socket Adapter | LAN Network Connector Extender Plug | Compatible with Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6, Cat7 | 2 Pack Adapter by Robert Rick
Not what I expected
These connectors are unnecessary if you intend to connect two different devices to them and have them work at the same time. You will not! I ran a 20 foot cable straight from the modem to the splitter, then 3 feet to the computer and another 3 feet to the phone system. I was able to get a signal on the phone, but the computer that was supposed to be getting 100Mbps from the Spectrum was only getting 12Mbps, which I believe was coming from our wireless network, not the cable. Don't buy if you want to pair devices together. I returned and returned the money.
- (Using a 2-port adapter) Use a 2-port adapter: a network can be split into two, allowing two devices to work at the same time. As shown in the product picture, you know how to use it.
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