


Silent and cool with plenty of room for power requirements with my PoE network cameras.



I'm new to the Ubiquity ecosystem.. But after having used routers and switches from Netgear, TP-Link, QNap, Eero, Asus, and some others I care not to remember, every single piece of Unifi gear stands heads and shoulders above the rest. Just the user interface along justifies going with Unifi. None of the above can touch them with a 10-foot pole. This switch has everything you could want on a POE+ powered switch with five 10 GbE ports (RJ45 mind you) and a 1 GbE POE port. It integrated into my network in seconds, and automatically showed up. So easy to manage.

Don't cloud register and you can manage it just fine via an admittedly nice web interface. The switch takes a long time to boot, likely vestiges of the cloud integration, but it is quad SFP+/10GB ports and 48 gigabit... and its silent. Does LACP trunking, multiple vlan tagging, IGMPv3 snooping, lldp (never wonder where your AP is connected to again).

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* All ports are auto-sensing, so there's no need for a cross-over cable. * Any port of the (5) function as the uplink port from another switch/router/etc, so there's almost no way to mess this up * Truly plug & play for replacing an old Linksys BEFSR41 that was functioning as a switch. I didn't have to power anything down. I just plugged in the uplink cable from my router, plugged in the ethernet from the PC's and printer, and powered up the switch. Everything resumed network operation without any hiccups. (I was expecting the printer to maybe need power-cycling. Nope!)



Fast performance and PoE+/++ out of the box! Small footprint and overall a performance beast for my network

The switch has a very heavy and quality feel to it. POE+ works great with my cameras, and wireless access points.


