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- 16 10/100/1000Mbps RJ45 ports
- Innovative energy-efficient technology saves power up to 40%
- Supports MAC address self-learning and auto MDI/MDIX
- 16 10/100/1000Mbps RJ45 ports; Standard 19-inch rack-mountable steel case
- Innovative energy-efficient technology saves power up to 40%
- Supports MAC address self-learning and auto MDI/MDIX
- All ports support Full/half duplex transfer mode for 10Mbps/100Mbps and Full duplex transfer mode for 1000Mbps
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| Price | $67.50 | $89.99 | $67.10 | $69.99 |
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| Item Weight | 7 lbs | 2.73 lbs | 2.18 lbs | 3.31 lbs |
| Item Dimensions | 7.1 x 17.3 x 1.7 in | 6.57 x 16.93 x 2.76 in | 9.76 x 11.33 x 3.23 in | 1.7 x 11 x 7 in |
| Data Transfer Rate | 1,000 Mb per second | 1,000 Mb per second | 1,000 Mb per second | 2,000 Mb per second |
| Number of Ports | 16 | 16 | 16 | 16 |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired | ethernet | ethernet | Wired |
| Wattage | 13.3 watts | 25 watts | 7.89 watts | 7.2 watts |
| Size | 16-Port Gigabit | 16 Port | 16-Port Gigabit | Gigabit (10/100/1000) |
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By
Archer
on August 1, 2014
Style Name: Easy SmartSize: 8-Port Gigabit
Verified Purchase
Since no one has written a review on this switch yet, I figured I'd give it a go.
It's a really great 8-port managed switch in my opinion. Does everything I want it to do, VLANS, QoS, Port Aggregation, and a lot more. Plus, it's gigabit, and managed, or "Web Smart" as they like to call it. No console, but there is a neat little utility it comes with to configure everything. Also, a neat feature that it has is a "Cable Test." it can diagnose Ethernet cables for you, tell you if they are crossed over, split pair, length to fault, etc... I found out that one of my cables was bad using this feature, which I thought was good and still somehow worked.
It runs great. Haven't noticed any issues what so ever, nor any reduction in speed. I've run some network speed tests, and get the same results through the switch as if I connected directly to the server.
On mine, all 8 ports are already connected, it's it is pretty much fully loaded most of the time. I also own this switch's older brother, the TP-Link TL-SG1016DE 16 Port Switch. They are both from the same product family, and work great together. Have them both set up together with LAGG.
This only con, at least for me, is that this switch DOES NOT have a web based management interface. You need to use the software utility that is included on the disk, or which you can download from TP-Link's website. You just get a blank page when you try to access the switch through a regular browser. It's a bit of a pain if you need to make a quick change from a different computer, but realistically, once you set up your configuration, you probably won't be making a lot of changes for the most part.Read more ›
It's a really great 8-port managed switch in my opinion. Does everything I want it to do, VLANS, QoS, Port Aggregation, and a lot more. Plus, it's gigabit, and managed, or "Web Smart" as they like to call it. No console, but there is a neat little utility it comes with to configure everything. Also, a neat feature that it has is a "Cable Test." it can diagnose Ethernet cables for you, tell you if they are crossed over, split pair, length to fault, etc... I found out that one of my cables was bad using this feature, which I thought was good and still somehow worked.
It runs great. Haven't noticed any issues what so ever, nor any reduction in speed. I've run some network speed tests, and get the same results through the switch as if I connected directly to the server.
On mine, all 8 ports are already connected, it's it is pretty much fully loaded most of the time. I also own this switch's older brother, the TP-Link TL-SG1016DE 16 Port Switch. They are both from the same product family, and work great together. Have them both set up together with LAGG.
This only con, at least for me, is that this switch DOES NOT have a web based management interface. You need to use the software utility that is included on the disk, or which you can download from TP-Link's website. You just get a blank page when you try to access the switch through a regular browser. It's a bit of a pain if you need to make a quick change from a different computer, but realistically, once you set up your configuration, you probably won't be making a lot of changes for the most part.Read more ›
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Dennis I.
on December 19, 2015
Style Name: Desktop UnmanagedSize: 5-Port Gigabit
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JUNK. Power supply makes a varying high pitch noise. It. Is. Awful. If you have bad hearing, this switch is acceptable. Otherwise, avoid. I contacted the 24x7 support, and it goes to the call center in China. They said return to Amazon and get another. Amazon is awesome and shipped a replacement immediately. This new one also makes the same noise. The power supplies used are just too cheap. I did speed test the switch and it seems to achieve reasonable rates. Maybe you could use it in a closet or basement? I was using this at a kitchen desk (Desktop Switch) and it is too painful to be near. I included two spectrum captures to show how annoying the supply is... The one with green and red has no supply plugged in. Green is real time, Red is peak noise. My kitchen is pretty quiet. I then showed the green only with the high frequency noise. That capture clearly shows the noisy switching regulator harmonics. It would make a dog whine. TP-Link should do better. The capture was taken at a distance of 3 feet and measure at 45dB. Normal conversation is 65dB at 3 feet. A whisper is 30dB. Soooo....you have something between a whisper and normal conversation near lifeguard whistle frequencies. ENJOY!
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