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Nintendo Switch is a hybrid game console made by Nintendo, sold as the original 2017 Switch, the OLED revision, the Switch Lite, and the 2024 Switch 2 successor; the line uses Joy-Con controllers and the Nintendo eShop.
We've covered this switch in the past, so we love that it's not even cheaper than it was before. When it comes to the hardware, you have a compact and fanless design, which is perfect for simple expansion of your network. It features five Gigabit ports, which should be enough to handle most devices you're likely to connect to a network, like, laptops, PCs, printers, game consoles, smart home products, NAS, access points, and similar types of devices. It's a simple device that doesn't cost a lot, which is perfect for anyone looking to expand their home or office network. You can power it using
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