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Question: Is this wall mountable?
Document: The device works perfectly for a college dorm. Our dorm has now many more ports at the same speed as if we directly plugged it into the wall. Definitely recommend it.
I like it. I stuck it to the wall so that I could patch Ethernet through a nearby jack to the next room. Works!
Super light - excellent product. (I bought 2) I use 3M removable adhesive strips to attach mine discreetly to the wall and have been able to wire my entire apartment for high speed.
I purchased the 8-port model. It is cheap and there are no wall mounting slots on it. I attached it flat to a VDV board (plywood) with cable ties and cable tie mounts. Seems to work fine.
Everything want to be connected to the network these days (Tivo, TV, Sonos, etc.) My router ran out of ports. This box (which comes with a wall-wart power supply) gives you 4 extra ports. It doesn't seem to care which is in or out. You just plug them in and it works.
Bought two of these to replace a netgear switch, works perfect. The Device is plug and play. I would love it to be mountable but unfortunately not
Excellent product, this switch really surprised me, is very small, perfect for the office, only you need to plug your ethernet cable direct to the wall and you can enjoy the other 4 ports for other pc's, prints or a phone machine, i used it maybe 10 or 12 hours by day and i never noticed overheating or something like that, really i recommend this product, international shipping is really fast.
I live in a college dorm and only have one ethernet port in the wall. Another problem is that the university's wifi doesn't work very well in my room so I really needed some extra ports for my computer, ps3, and ps4. This worked exactly as I hoped it would. Just connect an ethernet cable from the wall into the device and then you have 4 ports for use. It also needs an outlet to be plugged into.
We simply unplugged the ethernet cable (wall line) from our youth pastor's computer and plugged it into one of the open ports on the switch. Now, with the switch hot (active), we simply plugged two additional ether cables (not included) into two of the open ports and connected the other ends to both the PC and the Macbook. We've had the device for several weeks and haven't had any problems!! It literally took less than a minute to set up. This is an awesome product!
With two computers BOTH asking for audio/video input, I don't know if that would work as well.It plugs in to any wall outlet, as it's not powered by ethernet cable the way some devices are by USB cables. Ethernet cables don't have that capability.This is  the price of a similar product form Netgear, which is metal while this is plastic. But I'm not using it as a hammer or stepping on it, and it sits on a shelf untouched, so I don't think metal is needed for this application.
Answer: No, but I'm sure you could get some sort of 3M Command product to help secure it to the wall. It has no openings for screws on the back or sides, sorry.