24 Port 2.5Gb Ethernet Network Switch 24 x 2.5 Gigabit Base-T Port | 2 x 10G SFP+ | Compatible with 10-100-1000Mbps | Fanless Metal Internet Switch | 19 Inch Rack Mount | 160G Bandwidth

I have owned this for about 8 months as of 04/08/26. I have populated 18 of the 2.5G ports and one rather hot 10G SFP+ port. I have had it running 24/7 for those 8 months. I paid $206 and change when I bought it. The price has risen around 30ish dollars since I purchased it. I have plans to populate the remaining 10G SFP+ and most of the remaining 2.5g ports. I have to say it has been rock solid! I had a Netgear 1G 24 port for 7 years that I had to cycle about every other week before upgrading to this. Now it only gets cycled when there is an extended power outage or I decide to be lazy and cycle the whole rack. I don't have one bad thing to say about it yet other than it's unmanaged and I can't bounce ports for troubleshooting.

The best switch I have ever had in my house. Data flys around the house just need to complete my network wiring in the house all cat 6a. By doing this no slow down with tv or another streaming product. Or ps4 Apple tv

The price seemed too good to be true. But I'm running it in a medium size business, and so far it's been perfect, delivering full speed to all 24 ports (I'm using 22 of the 24 ports). I'd say "give it a try". I have cat 6 wiring in place, and it's giving me full bandwidth across that cable. It claims it can do so with Cat5e, which makes this worth a try in almost any installation.

I like the price and features

It's not some kind of top tier switch like you'd find in some corporate mdf or idf but you could totally use it there probably without any issues if the specs meet your demands. I got this as a Christmas gift. It was easier to setup than I expected and performed better than expected and many of the reviews here are actually pretty spot on. I'm no network engineer but I know enough and have worked with enough switches to see the value of this. The web interface is snappy, fast and intuitive. Only negatives for me: I wish I could easily find support docs or firmware upgrades from the manufacturer so I take off 1 star for lack of access to these things. I am still in need of such things. The web ui is easy enough to where you don't actually need it but for specs and best practice for this switch model I'd like to rtfm. I worry that if they never upgrade firmware or patch issues will these devices become platforms used to attack networks? I think with good network practice it shouldn't be a big issue. Anyhow... Highly recommend this great network switch if you need to consolidate. I reduced my homelab and got rid of my netgear 24 port dumb switch and Cisco sg300 and put this in their place. I am happy with it so far and will update if any problems occue.