Network Ethernet to USB Print Server (NOT Plug&Play), Non-WiFi Version, 2 Port Print Server for USB Printer, Convert USB Printer to Ethernet

The Network Ethernet to USB Print Server has received a mix of feedback from users, primarily revolving around its setup process and functionality. Most users agree that the initial installation can be quite cumbersome and requires strict adherence to the provided instructions or online tutorial videos. The print server is not plug-and-play, demanding an understanding of network settings, specifically IP configurations. While many reviewers praised its reliability and performance once installed, they highlighted that it requires a level of technical knowledge—especially regarding networking. Users expressed frustration with the confusing array of functions that the device has, which seem to be more suited for a general-purpose server than a dedicated print server. Some found the configuration process lengthy, taking upwards of two hours, but felt rewarded with the performance that followed. Positive experiences have been noted for the ability to connect multiple printers and the solid print quality. However, some users did report serious concerns about security, particularly regarding the device communicating with external servers. This led to reluctance about continued use and, in some cases, caused users to abandon the product altogether. In summary, the Network Ethernet to USB Print Server delivers on its promise of functionality but poses a significant challenge during setup that may deter less tech-savvy customers. Once configured, it seems to operate effectively; however, the potential security risks diminish its overall appeal. **