QNAPThunderbolt 3 to 10GbE SFP+ Adapter, Bus Powered, 1.08 x 2.20 x 4.41 in

Amazing product, makes it very easy to connect to almost any piece of switching gear. So far I've only found one SFP module it didn't care for, a GPON ONT module, but it's not something I'd need to use with any frequency. It's had no issue using various DACs and brands of multimode SFP+ modules. The unit itself gets a bit warm, but easy enough to handle with your bare hands. Unlike the GbaseT version, thankfully the SFP model doesn't have a fan so it's silent.I've had no issues using this across a wide array of hardware. It worked flawlessly with an M1 Macbook, an 11th gen Intel laptop (proper Thunderbolt), and a Ryzen 7840U laptop over USB4.

Great SFP+ adapter. Premium packaging and made in Taiwan. Works great on my Zyxel 10G switch with a DAC cable.

Excelente desempeño.Poco ruidoso por el ventilador pero funciona perfecto.

I'm using this to connect a Razer Blade 2019 Advanced laptop to my 10GbE network via the Thunderbolt port and it works perfectly. I've had no problems maxing out the 10GbE network connection using a 10Gtek 10Gbase-SR SFP+ transceiver in this QNAP QNA-T310G1S adapter and connecting it to a Mikrotik CRS309 10GbE switch.The packaging and product are really well made and screams quality. The QNAP QNA-T310G1S adapter is quite large compared to an SFP+ module and it also has some weight to it too.I downloaded the Marvell AQtion AQC107 drivers, which are required for the adapter, before installing the device and I had no problems getting it to work.It does run quite warm (but not hot) and I suspect the aluminium chassis is used as a heat sink. I'm not sure on battery drain on a laptop because I only use this adapter when the laptop is connected to the mains.There's not may 10GbE options for laptops at the moment but based on my experience I highly recommend this one.Pros:- Full 10GbE speeds over Thunderbolt- Compatible with 3rd party SFP+ transceivers (I'm using 10GTek)- Decent build quality and packaging- Easy installationCons:- Does run quite warm (but not hot)

Appareil de petite taille et léger transformant une prise Thunderbolt 3 en une prise réseau SFP+ en 10Gbit/s. Il est animé par une puce AQC100 pour laquelle un driver existe pour ESXi. On trouve ce dernier en cherchant sur Internet avec le mot-clé AQtion-esxi. Bien entendu, les drivers MAC, Windows et Linux sont aussi disponibles : l'adresse où les trouver est indiquée sur un papier fournit avec le matériel. La boite livrée contient l'adaptateur lui-même ainsi qu'un câble Thunderbolt, d'environ 30cm. La version avec port SFP+ n'a pas de ventilateur et est donc parfaitement silencieuse, contrairement à la version avec connectique RJ45 d'après ce qu'on peut lire sur les forums.Je ne l'ai pas encore utilisé sur une période très longue, mais il fonctionne parfaitement et les débits sont au rendez-vous.