MokerLink 8 Port 10Gbps SFP+ Switch, Support 1G/2.5G/10G SFP Module, 160Gbps Bandwidth, Fanless Unmanaged Plug and Play Ethernet Switch

This switch provide 10gbe at a reasonable cost. It was simple to setup and performs excellently in my homelab as a core switch for the servers. I am using both Copper SFP+ and Optical SFP+ modules.

This 8-port 10g SFP+ switch makes a great home core switch. I have it linked to 4 other Mokerlink switches that have 10g SFP+ uplink ports over RJ45 and the rest are 2.5g ports and some with a second SFP+ port. The only issue I've encountered was enabling DHCP resulted in the web interface becoming unavailable after around a day. I emailed support and they suggested using a static IP (before I know it was DHCP related) and that fixed the issue. Still up after a week or two. This seems minor enough that I'd still give it a 5-star rating. I also decided to upgrade to a different 12V power adapter that has a longer cable (fits my physical arrangement better) since it's a 2 part adapter with a brick in the middle. Figured with it running hot using mostly RJ45 transceivers a bit more power might be good.

This device is verry high speed and works fantastic. But if you are used to cisco, you will be surprised by the command and their differences, but there is a guide avalible online to help.The only downside is low speed devices do not work whatsoever. The minimum device speed is 1000mbps. Which is good for most computers and devices. But I have some WAP's and smart TV devices that only work with a max of 100mbps, causing no connection to the switch.Because of the speed issue I had to buy a second smaller switch, that was capable of handling slower speeds aswell as higher ones.Background on speed issue:I tried multiple different sfp modules, cables, and configurations. Even though the switch states it is capable of 100mbps I cannot get it to work at all for TP connections. I am unsure about fiber, but who useses slower speeds for fiber anyways.

Call me impressed, I deal with enterprise grade equipment at work and this does the same and performs well for a fraction of the price. Very happy with the GUI its very easy and well structured with L2 routing and port options. Only concern at this point is durability. To be determined.

I have the 8 gig service from google fiber and this switch worked great for the first 6 months, after that I started noticing inconstant speeds across different ports. Eventually if I wanted anything over 3500mb I could only use 5 of the 8 ports. Fast forward another couple of months and now the switch is dropping connections multiple times an hour on every port. Usually lasting 5-10 seconds, just long enough that I am disconnecting from video conferencing meetings at work. In the evenings my wife and I can not play online games without getting disconnects.

I've had four of these (the 4x2.5 and 2x10 model) for about two months now, and am very happy with them. I recently ran fiber to all of the bedrooms in my house (mine, and three kids), and I put one of these in each of the kids' rooms. The fiber comes into the room, and into one of the SFP+ ports. The kids' PCs have 10Gbe NICs connected to the second SFP+ port on each switch, and there are different devices in each room connected to the 2.5Gbps ports (a PS4, Nintendo Switch, and a WiFi 7 AP).In a few benchmark tests, I was able to fully saturate the 10 Gbps connection with four simultaneous 2.5Gbps connections with zero slowdown or contention. For such a simple (and cheap) unmanaged switch, this has performed admirably, in both synthetic tests and in real-world use.

Works great. Get 600mbps read from Synology NAS 10G Ethernet SMP+ to PC connected via 10G fiber. Very happy. Doesn't impact my 2.5G Ethernet + SMP switch which is connected via 10G SMP+ fiber to Mokerlink 10G switch.

It strips VLANs for whatever reason. Being more expensive than managed switches being in the exact same OEM housing makes this a poor deal.