8 Port Full Gigabit PoE+ Ethernet Network Switch, with 2 Gigabit Uplink Ports Up to 30W Per PoE Port, Total Budget 120W, 48 Volt 803.af 803.at Compliant, Compatible with PoE IP Cameras VOIP Phones

only have a handful of PoE devices and all seem to be functioning for over a month without issue.

My previous 8 port POE fried and purchased this switch. When cameras didnt boot up, vendor immediately tested and sent replacement switch which arrived quickly. Turns out there is nothing wrong with this switch as my cameras were fried as well. Vendor was super nice and will definitely do business with them in the future.

Im really surprised given the price of this device, but it seems to deliver as promised. The only thing I havent tested is the speed. I have two cameras on it and theyre only 100Mb, so Ive not tested to see what 1Gb speeds are like. Again, its very inexpensive and Im really blown away that, at this price, it seems to deliver the goods.

Surprisingly great switch. For the price having a full 16 port 10/100/1000 and poe is an absolute deal. Works as you would expect, just simply plug and play. Overall would definitely recommend.

This switch came neatly packaged with the switch itself, a standard D-power cord, a 2-Year Warranty card with a QR code to register it, and a small general instruction fold-out. Initial impressions were reasonably good considering the price. The construction feels solid, cables click into the ports firmly without being overly snug and the ability to power it with just a standard power cord rather than a DC Adapter is very nice for a desktop switch. With the switch in default mode (as set by the slide switch on the front) the four ports provide 48v POE+ at 1Gbps and happily powered and connected a Ubiquiti UniFi AP Pro Access Point I had along with a notebook on one of the other ports. The switch also includes a 1Gbps RJ45 Uplink port along with an SFP port which can take up to a 1Gbps Fiber Module. The instruction sheet is very basic and general to a number of the manufacturers switches, but as this is a basic unmanaged switch its operation is pretty straightforward. All in all this is a very handy little POE desktop switch and offers a good value for the price.

hosts my security system in my home lab rack

Solid built and good venting for positive airflow to control heat. This switch is a must have for any security system as it gives POE to ell ports with great throughput and two full gigabit SPF ports which allow the addition of various SPF connections. I will be adding a fiber connection as this 8s how we connect verious buildings together to save wireung and costs.

This network switch works pretty well as far as I can tell. The Poe works for a couple of my basement access points without issue, and my internet traffic flows nicely. I run two Wi-Fi access points hardwired from this switch to those two AP’s, a eero system on the main floor, also hardwired, and a roof mounted AP hardwired to this switch. I mounted mine behind my living room tv as my headend, and my tv, sound bar and various other components hardwired to it as well. I have had zero issues with it. I can recommend this switch based on everything I have seen.

Nice, active, 4-port switch. I will use this to upgrade from battery powered security cameras to PoE cams.

I have a bunch of POE cameras that used to have a hodge-podge of things to power them: a super old NVR, some inline injectors, and a small POE switch. This eliminated all of that mess, and has been working perfectly so far! I even used the SFP port to uplink it to my Ubiquiti dream machine pro.