MokerLink11 Port Gigabit PoE Switch with 8 PoE+ Port, 2 Gigabit Uplink, 1 SFP Port, 120W AI Detection, Qos, Fanless Metal Plug & Play Unmanaged Network Switch

works as advertised. been running 2 of them for over 3 years with no issues.

I like probably many running out of ports on my all in one routers, a Nighthawk. Plus needed PoE to run an Aruba which is the plan to better update wireless over time. Standards are just rocketing in improvements and all in one solution too costly to just replace. Keep in mind this is a simple switch and does not have all the features an all in one might have. There is a GUI and some configurations if I recall, double check on that. Price to performance I am not sure you can beat it. Cousin recommended it and as far I can recall have not had to reset it by a power cycle for any reason. I plan to eventually move to a router to run the modem through and allow the Pi-Hole to run DHCP service.

Very good. This is the second one I bought. The first one stopped working after a nearby lightning strike. I bought this one to replace the original.

If you have an all Mac setup like mine, initial configuration of some managed switches can be overly difficult. Once configured, any computer can administer them but that 1st time seems to assume everyone has a PC. This web interface is available from the get go. I did need to change my computers IP to match the switches default network settings, but once configured for my network, switch back to normal and manage it easily. This has a ton of options but the defaults work right out of the box letting you use it right away, then tweak it as you go.WiFi Signal is N/ATech support was not rated because it just works.I would have given it 5 Stars if it has SFP+ ports instead of SFP, but I really didn't expect that at this price.

Hooked up like 15 things to it that don't have PoE, and 6 things with PoE, and everything works fine. Fan is unnoticeable in the media closet, and I like that it will keep things cool. I used the brackets to secure it to my rack and that worked well.

My last home I networked using Linksys w POE. Everything worked out smoothly and exactly what I needed. I decided to try this Moker brand since it was cheaper and it has high reviews.First off the POE is garbage and can't even power my mesh system. I put my tester on it to check the voltage through the cat6 cables and it's very very faint, and it is inconsistent it keeps jumping around. Also, each port gives variable voltage, so not only does it keep jumping around, but each port provides different voltages also...but it isn't even enough to power a mesh node which is pretty sad.In terms of the switch doing its job, it's clunky and requires manual configuration. I called Amazon on the matter and they requested the seller to contact me. Seller never did.Amazon called me back to see how it went with the seller and they informed me that my only option is to keep the garbage or return it for 80% refund. Very very unhappy with the whole ordeal and I strongly recommend you don't waste your time and money with this. Stick with known brands such as Linksys that has a long history of various network products.Seller gets an F for not calling me back.Amazon gets a C for at least following up to see how it went, but giving 80% refund on this junk leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Meanwhile Bezos is the 2nd richest man in the world.This product doesn't deserve to get a grade, it failed completely.

Loved the built in AC cable receptacle because it saved me space on my crowded AC strip by not having the usual wall wort. My previous switch was an expensive Ruckus which stopped passing data through its ports and failed to pass POE to my access point in the ceiling. Having built in POE on most of the ports saved me from buying an expensive power injector and one more wall wort. Internet came back up near instantaneously, just perfectly plug and play. Fantastic value for the cost. So happy it made getting my internet service back very easily.

works very good