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Name brand Only $10 Full download and upload speeds

Set it and forget it! Sometimes literally!

Does what it should Small, low power, no noise. Reliable Affordable

Small but solid gigabit switch. It's case is made of sheet metal and weighs about a pound or so. No need for software installation. Works right out of the box. Fanless so it's silent. The two mounting holes on the back have slots with vertical and horizontal notches for mounting in tight spaces. As for performance, it has a sustained transfer rate of around 69MB/s across CAT5e cables from a 2TB hard drive on one computer to a 128GB SSD on the other.

-Price -Small profile -Plug and play -Delivers rated speed of 2.5Gb -Silent operation

Plenty of ports for running my home wired network. Plug and play.

UniFi compatible and suited to the kinds of awful environmental conditions the old Ubiquiti Tough Switch Pro was perfect for. Being managed by UniFi rather than UISP simplifies the network, so it's GREAT to have this niche filled. Surprisingly useful to have more ports, didn't know we needed them until we had the option.

8 port smart switch with full gigabit connection Small footprint Runs cool and quiet Metal construction with rubber feet Network monitoring features, QoS and MTU. Fully configurable software included Energy efficient 5 Year Warranty Unbelievable price for a smart switch

Verry small Feel durable Metallic

My parents bought a new house, which was pre-wired with cat5e. So obviously it needed a switch where all the wires were run. Unfortunately, the builder wasn't smart, and ran them all outside to one place. No alcove to put the switch in, or anything. Ended up that the switch, and all the ethernet cables, would need to be run into the little plastic box that Time Warner puts on the house for the ground connection/splitter for the satellite guys. Now, the house is in the Sand Hills region of NC, which means it gets really hot, and really humid in the summer for weeks at a time, and gets moderately cold in the winter. I figured I would get a cheap switch for them for the time being, until a longer-term solution can be found. I didn't expect the switch to last long in a little plastic box in the sun, in 95-100 degree heat, and humid conditions. And it must have been even hotter in the box in the direct sunlight. And it certainly wouldn't survive the cold temps too.. To my great surprise, it is still working, a year and a half later. It has now survived 2 north carolina summers, and one winter. And it still works beautifully. It has never had to be rebooted. I'm frankly shocked by the durability of this little switch. I think when it eventually does die, and needs replaced, I'll replace it with one of the business class TP-Link switches with the lifetime warranty. So yeah, if you need a cheap, but durable switch that can handle all kinds of conditions, this seems to be a surprisingly good choice.

The switch has a very heavy and quality feel to it. POE+ works great with my cameras, and wireless access points.

Fast performance and PoE+/++ out of the box! Small footprint and overall a performance beast for my network

Metal Housing 16 Ports Thin Physical Size Wall Mount Bandwidth Light Indicators