8-Port 2.5Gb Switch,8 x 2.5GBASE-T Ports,1X10G SFP+,100Gbps Switching Capacity, Fanless, Metal Plug & Play 2.5G Unmanaged Network Switch

I integrated this 24 Port 2.5Gb Unmanaged Switch into my network setup, and it has been working flawlessly for my needs. The 24 x 2.5G Base-T ports offer ample connectivity for all my devices, and the two 10Gb SFP ports are a fantastic addition for high-speed uplinks.While I haven't utilized the VLAN feature yet, the plug-and-play design made installation straightforward and hassle-free. One thing to be mindful of is that the SFP ports tend to get quite hot during operation. Since the switch is fanless, it's important to keep it well-ventilated to ensure optimal performance and longevity.The 160Gbps switching capacity ensures smooth and efficient data transfer across the network. Its 1U rack-mount design fit perfectly into my existing setup, and the build quality feels robust and reliable.If you're looking for a solid multi-gig unmanaged switch with plenty of ports and excellent performance, I highly recommend this one. Just make sure to provide adequate ventilation to handle the heat from the SFP ports. It's been a great addition to my network infrastructure, and I'm very satisfied with its performance!

This with all cat8 newly installed made a huge difference in ping and jitter. Everything runs quicker and more steady. I can reliably watch 4k video that previously would not play more than a few minutes.I had a 1Gb switch commercial net gear. And cat 5e cables.Side note, I have slow internet, not even close to Gigabit speeds, this still made a major improvement.

I am slowly upgrading my home network to 2.5G from 1G and this is my second switch (first was the VIMIN 8 Port 2.5G Unmanaged Ethernet Switch with 10G SFP) which connect the two switches via a 10G LC to LC Multimode Duplex OM3 50/125 Jumper Cord (mine is a 50' cable by NewYork Cables). I also purchased 2 Plugable 2.5G USB C and USB to Ethernet Adapter, 2-in-1 Adapters to my two main computers (laptop & desktop) and will eventually purchase more for some of my other computers that I don't use that often.Despite the two switches being of different brands, they work perfectly fine together with no issues (at 2.5G network cable as well as 10G fiber optic). The VIMIN switch (8 ports plus 10G port) is next to my modem/router/NAS drives and 16 port 1G switch) and acts as the main hub for everything seeing that it has the highest bandwidth (60 GBps total). This switch goes to my office and now that the 10G fiber optic cable is connected, can support a total of 5 devices there.Chances are, I won't need to buy any more switches as my other devices won't need to exceed the existing 1G switches. In total, while catching the switches on sale, plus the 2 network adapters and fiber optic cable (and those adapters), the cost was right around $250. (Skipping the fiber optic pieces will save you about $43.)Phase Two will be swapping out my main NAS from 1G to 2.5G which will cost approximately $180 for a 2 bay (diskless) NAS and Phase Three will be adding fiber optic internet (which is not currently available in my area).As is, I am completely happy with not only this switch, but everything related to Phase One of my project. For those people thinking about upgrading their systems from 1G to 2.5G, please keep in mind that your existing network cables WILL support 2.5G speeds which is what makes upgrading so much easier and affordable.

No messing around, no hours of instructions... works GREAT! My cable Internet is over 1400 mbps and amazingly fast!!

I decided to try a POE switch to accommodate my security cameras and to replace a a failing single port injector that I was using for one specific camera that would go down all the time. I was told about the SODOLA POE switch. I had doubts about the 10/100 speed but decided to try it anyway based on the price.The device feels solid and well-made, no denting or creaks or anything coming apart. It has two uplink ports that allow you to connect to your network or connect to another switch, if you have that kind of setup. It also has an adjusting switch to allow you to extend the length of the network connection if you're POE device is further away.After plugging it in, the camera was up right away. For my use, the difference in speed is not evident. I have been watching this carefully to make sure the camera is working and it has not even flickered once. For normal use, I think you are not likely to notice any effects on speed. It handles the connections very well. All in all, I think this was a good buy. A good, stable product for the price.