Tenda TEM2010X 8 Port 2.5G Ethernet Switch, Unmanaged 2.5Gb Switch with 8 x 2.5G Ports & 2 x 10Gb SFP+ Slots, Support VLAN & Static Link Aggregation, 80Gbps Switching Capacity, Fanless Metal Design

I used these to add more ports to my Starlink router, and to speed up my PC, Nvidia shield, and my server. The two worked flawlessly together. Much better than Wi-Fi. Gaming is so much better with the PC hard wired to my Shield.

I bought a couple network switches brands I hadn't purchased from before and one of these was one. The sale price was so affordable I had to buy one for my networking project. It's been on a few months and I haven't had any problems at all. I purchased a second one while writing this review because it was on sale again! For the sale price I really just can't beat these. Performance is excellent also! I didn't see a difference during my tests compared to not having a switch in line; so... incredible now that I'm thinking of it!I'm very satisfied.

Simple to use - plug it in to turn it on. Plug in your Ethernet devices. Bought these switches a few months ago and being ON 24/7, I have had NO ISSUES. Bandwidth checks show correct speeds...so speed DEPENDS ON the Ethernet NIC card you are using...I have 1GB NICs and they are working fine. If you have a 10/100 NIC card, the switch will work, but you'll get the speed limitations specified from the NIC - so that is not a flaw with this product.

Works fine for basic network traffic. I bought it to replace a 5-port 10/100 Linksys I use in my music sequenced led light shows. Everything tested and seemed fine running DDP protocol until I tried to play my full performance sequence. My controllers immediately started losing connection with my player. Switched to an old Netgear gs108 and everything was right in the world. It now sets in my office for everyday network traffic

Great

Amazing and very fast speeds for all outputs... my Apple TV connected to it Speedtest app says 375mbs so I don’t know why some peeps say this doesn’t support ultra fast speeds.Only gripe is you must connect input Ethernet from router to certain jack (says in instruction booklet) or will not perform well! That jack should be different color and labeled “In”. No idea why they don’t do this to make it dummy-proof!(Also Amazon- why is “wifi signal” a thing to rate this for when it is a wired device!?!?)

I liked this switch because it is cheap, has lights on the front and connections on the back, and it has holes for a screw mount (can rotate 90 deg when mounting if you want) so I can side mount it inside my desk. Hard to find all those things on a switch!! I bought this really to clean up inside my desk, it was a mess with the old switch just sitting on the bottom of the desk along with the router, modem, power strip, wires, computer.... really helped to make it much more organized and easy to work.

My gateway and AP is Ubiquity. I had a TP-Link switch that was in my entertainment stand to have all devices cabled in and to connect my AP. The setup had been great but i figured i’d upgrade to a new switch with “on paper” better packet forwarding. i’ve had two old unmanaged TP-Links easily “just work” here. swapped out the switch for this off-brand one. thought it was a steal compared to buying an actual unifi switch. 3 hours in it takes my internet down. i’m running around trying to figure it out. the moment i unplugged it voila my kid is screaming from upstairs “it works now dad!!!” lol what a mess never again. it costs too good to be true.