

- Easy to unpack - Install was plug-and-play - Speeds were consistent and networking unrestricted

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.


I have used this switch for LAN Parties, and in Lab environments for migrating over large Virtual Machines. Very dependable, quiet, and has outperformed some of our larger enterprise switches.



I love the price and flexibility of this. I bought 4: one for the "public" network, one for the cluster communications network, and one for the storage area network, and one for the IPMI network. I have tested with VLAN, teaming... all worked great. All in the context of this HW/SW: * 1 node running a Windows Server Essential 2012 R2 as Domain Controller / DNS / Backups for everything * 3 "cluster" nodes * 1 running Windows Storage Server 2012 R2 with 4 4TB WD Red drives and 2 SSDs as write cache I have run Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2, 20012 R2, 2014, and 2016 CTP3 in standalone and failover cluster scenarios on the 3 nodes. I have also run Ubuntu Server 14.02 LTS running Apache Cassandra on the cluster nodes with local storage nodes. It just worked flawlessly: first time, every time. And you can beat the price, particularly supporting these higher end features so well.


I really like this switch. It has all the great management features you would want, the GUI makes sense, VLANs work as expected, it has POE, and it's got a great slim form factor for wall mounting and getting it out of the way. Comes with the screws necessary to wall mount as well.

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




Metal case. Very compact for a 10-port switch - I really like how small it is. I plugged in 10Gbps SFTP and 2.5Gbps devices and tested throughput. It moved 2.36Gbps between two 2.5Gbps ports and 9.39Gbps between two SFTP ports. In comparison, the same test (using iperf3 in Linux) between two SFP ports on my more-expensive Aruba switch gives the same 9.39Gbps. I was pleasantly surprised to see a "VLAN" switch on the front. The product description does not mention this.


40 POE+ and 8 POE++ ports 4 10Gib SPF+ ports Layer 3 features Quiet fans


