Tenda TEG1008M, 8 Port Gigabit Switch, Unmanaged Ethernet Switch with Traffic Optimization, Plug & Play, Fanless & Metal Design Network Switch Hub, Desktop/ Wall-Mount, Limited Lifetime Protection

Will buy more from this sellergood product fast speedsmall footprint no obnoxious light's flashing in your face

Value priced, Works great.

Works perfect and maintains speeds splitting main 3 ways between pc, console, and tv.

The good: I got this on sale for $90 and it has 24 gigabit ports (+4 SFP). It's hard to imagine finding more managed gigabit ports for less than that. If all you need is some gigabit port density with the ability to segment with VLANs (as long as you have 100 or fewer VLANs, I'll get to that), then this switch seems to be great value for the money. I think what I just mentioned is all that will be relevant to almost everyone that is considering this switch, but for what it is worth it also has other services and features, including but not limited to: LACP, port mirroring, rate limiting, DHCP snooping, Spanning tree (STP, RSTP, MSTP), LLDP, IGMP Snooping, QoS (DSCP, strict or weighted), ACLs (MAC and IP) MAC filtering, and 802.1X. I have not tested all these and I suspect that many of them will have peculiarities based on this being a cheap brand. I will update if I ever get around to testing them for fun, but most of that I don't care about given the reason I bought it.The bad: If you try to tag more than 100 vlans on a single switchport it will tell you that you cannot assign more than 100 VLANs. I don't know why it has this limitation. You also cannot assign vlans to an interface if you have not already created them. This sort of makes sense, but if you come from the professional world where you can just assign, for example, VLANs 100-500 to an interface regardless of whether or not they exist on the switch yet, then you will be disappointed. You can't just assign a range and then have them become active on the port as you create the VLANs--you have to create the VLAN, then add it to your access/trunk ports, so management is a bit more cumbersome. That said, for home use, all of this probably does not matter--I have a fairly advanced and segmented home network and even I am not using near 100 VLANs.The other annoying thing is that the management IP for the switch is on VLAN 1 and cannot be changed, and I don't believe it can be accessed via tagged traffic either. To manage this switch I had to create a network on my PFSense firewall base trunk interface and put the switch on that network. Then I tagged all my vlans on that trunk port and left VLAN 1 as untagged on that port. This is annoying because I have a management VLAN on my network so obviously I'd have preferred to just assign that VLAN as management and put the switch IP on that network, but it does not let you change that.The ugly: This probably should just be under "The bad" but I felt I needed this section. Anyway, you can't connect to this switch with HTTPS or SSH. HTTP and telnet only. So, pretty lame, but again, if you just need port density in your home, you're probably not too worried about that.Conclusion: If you only have a handful of VLANs, don't need more than 1gig ports, and don't need POE (or already have, for example, a small POE switch for your cameras/APs,/etc) and all you need are cheap gigabit ports, this switch is probably the best bang for your buck when it is on sale.

The unmanaged switch offers a simple plug-and-play setup. It operates flawlessly, boasts a compact design, and feels durable. An excellent switch.

Decided to get this switch and I’m glad I did. The product is very lightweight and does not overheat when plugged in. I actually double sided taped it to the wall. I have an eero system and it works well once plugged in.

A great buy. Easy to install and works great! It looks nice too.

Just as fast as it claim, so not very bit my IS is slower. Seems very solid.

Este producto cumplió con mis expectativas

Works as intended, not expensive and splits my internet with little speed loss.

Werkt perfect. Heb mijn tv en PlayStation er op aangesloten.

El Tenda SG105 es un switch Ethernet Gigabit muy competitivo que ofrece una velocidad de transferencia de datos perfecta para usuarios de andar por casa. Es perfecto para el hogar, ya que cuenta con cinco puertos RJ45 con velocidades de 10/100/1000 Mbps.La instalación es extremadamente fácil, ya que no se requiere ninguna configuración o software adicional. Solo conecta tus dispositivos a los puertos del switch y listo ya tienes conexión por red en tus dispositivosAdemás, cuenta con tecnología de ahorro de energía que ayuda a reducir el consumo de energía cuando los puertos no están en uso.Estoy muy satisfecho con mi compra del Tenda SG105. Me sorprendió gratamente lo fácil que fue configurar y usar este switch.En resumen, si estás buscando un switch Ethernet Gigabit de alta calidad con una velocidad de 1000Mbps y una fácil instalación, el Tenda SG105 es la elección perfecta. Lo recomiendo altamente a cualquier comprador que no necesite un switch con mayores capacidades que las descritas aquí.

Item advertised was delivered on time and in acceptable condition