The Ethernet splitter speed depends on the model and configuration.
The Ethernet splitter speed depends on the model and configuration.
You might see slower internet speeds if you move the cable from the router to your room. The splitter could reduce performance for both devices.
I think you're referring to a switch. Those typically support full-duplex communication, allowing each port to handle one gigabit in either direction. That means you're restricting your devices to just that single 1Gb uplink/downlink port, which isn't usually a major concern for most tasks.
Using a switch instead of a splitter usually doesn’t change network performance.
Yes, there are affordable options under $10 at AbydosOne and Electronic Wizard.
Looking for affordable options under ten dollars, though used models are available. New units start around twenty dollars; you can also purchase them at discounted prices.
It might be more affordable to connect two cables from the router into your room for the two devices you require.