Well, adding a switch to your network is probably going to be your best bet, offering an easy way to expand your ports, without costing a lot of money. For example, this one from TP-Link right now ...

TP-Link has produced a striking-looking ... with four gigabit Ethernet ports, a gigabit WAN port, power connector, on/off switch, and further buttons for WPS, reset, and turning the LEDs and ...

this switch features TP-Link’s energy saving tech that saves power up to 70%. This 1-port switch has a 3.2Gbps switching capacity and 9k Jumbo frame to improve the performance of large data ...

TP-Link’s Tapo smart ... battery with USB Type-C port for charging. Designed to withstand extreme conditions, the lock is IP65 weatherproof. TP-Link promises compact Tapo C675D Kit, 4K dual ...

Managing your home network shouldn't be a full-time job, and TP-Link's Deco ... I had to use a switch to add more. The main node is connected directly to the modem via one Ethernet port and ...

The TP-Link Deco W7200 sticks to the same ... Each Deco device keeps it simple, with just two Ethernet jacks and a power port in the back. I would have liked to have seen a USB port there for ...

It also has an operating-temperature range of -4 to 122 degrees Fahrenheit. While the TP25/P400M is admittedly sturdy, it can’t be submerged in water, and TP-Link ... to a switch just as easily.) ...

Yes, TP-Link's latest and greatest Wi-Fi ... be accessible—there are buttons for WPS, Wi-Fi switch-off and more on the front, plus a USB port and on/off switch alongside the Ethernet on the ...