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

Easy to set up, with good clear instructions. Whisper quiet and great functionality and OOB management. I wasn't expecting much in the way of features or a good UI, but I was shocked how good it is. There's STP, VLAN, port aliasing and even LLDP features in it. The backplane is pretty robust and has the capacity to transfer files from a PC to a NAS or several systems at once. For the price, it's a great value if you're looking to get a small home lab up to 10G. It will also take 1G, 2.5G, 5G and obviously 10G SFPs. I've tried several brands commonly found on Amazon and I find it likes the 10GTeks the best so far.

I bought this switch in August and it completely failed last week. I contacted Mokerlink customer service and they sent me a new switch within days. So, I give them an A+ for excellent customer service. And, the new switch works perfectly.

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.

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.

MokerLink 8 Port 10Gbps SFP+ Managed Switch, Support 1G/2.5G/10G SFP Unusable. The UI allows the transceiver ports to run either at 1G/10G or 2.5G/10G. Changing mode on one port changes all the ports (and requires a switch reboot) so It's not possible to connect both 1G and 2.5G devices simultaneously. Never managed to get a 10G DAC connected devices to come up on this switch in any of the 10G modes available in the UI. For sanity, plugged everything back into a spare Mikrotik switch, confirmed everything came up correctly. Purchased the Mokerlink via Amazon, returned it immediately.

Good product. Does what it says for a great price. Using for whole house hub from fiber router to this switch out to each wired outlet in the house.

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.

Zero noise and stays fairly cool. Must have had a redesign since some of the comments about thermals. Easily can handle fully saturating 10Gbps. Will update review when fully populated.

This is a nice little unmanaged 8 port gigabit ethernet switch. At this price point, you shouldn't expect fancy features, but this still a well thought out package. The switch does its job, includes a standard power adapter and - most importantly - has keyhole style mounts so you can attach it to a wall or other hard surface with a couple of simple screws. The device is pretty light, so if you want to use it on a tabletop you should be aware that the weight of the ethernet cables can drag it off the surface - it's really meant to be mounted. I had an old wifi router that I was using to manage connectivity to some smart devices hooked up to my TV. That router had complicated firmware and liked to basically crash from time-to-time, causing everything to disconnect. I replaced that router with this simple switch, and everything works fine now. Sometimes added functionality is just added headaches. If you need a simple 8 port switch at a great price, this one will do the job for you!

Wie ist der Artikel also. Ein 5 Port mit 10 GBit managed Switch mit LAN über Kabel der läuft und auch auf 10GBit also drei Sterne. Was führt zu Stern Nummer 4 - die in meinen Augen gute Verarbeitung. Metall, und das in einem stabilen Gehäuse. Was bei 10 GBit hoffe ich klar ist, um passend laststabil zu sein, muss eine Lüftung her, mir war damit klar - entweder Geräusch oder Performanceeinbußen unter Last. Da das Geräusch nun so ist wie es ist, ist habe ich den Switch in einem separaten „Serverraum“ untergebracht. Das ist bei uns im Gartenhaus, um einmal den Wechselrichter der PV Anlage, die BYD Speicher - also alles 100 MBit Anwendungen und weiter den WiFi7-Access-Piont für den Garten zu versorgen. In Zukunft wird noch eine Wallbox für den e-Autos dazukommen. Das Zusammenspiel mit den Zyxel AP mit dem Switch ist deutlich smoother, als mit dem ersetzen Netgear 1GBit Switch, der eh nur übergangsweise genutzt werden sollte. An Messwerten kann ich das nicht festmachen, das ist aber für mich der Stern Nummer 5. Zur Einrichtung, das war einfach und ist auch gut erklärt, einfach mit einem Rechner (ich habe ein iPad genommen) an einen der Ports mit einem LAN-Kabel und die Schnittstelle am Rechner auf die 192.168.2.xvz, was auch immer aber nicht die 1 setzen. Im Web-Browser eben die 192.168.2.1 eingeben, sich als admin einloggen, das Gerät mit einem neuen Passwort für den admin-Zugang versehen. Und dann, so mache ich das immer, eine freie und dann feste IP im Netzwerk heraussuchen und diese dem Gerät statisch zuweisen, oder eben das Gerät selber als DHCP Server einrichten. Egal, aber bitte darauf achten die Konfiguration mit „Speichern“ und anschließend erst mit Apply auszuführen, sonst ist bei einer Stromunterbrechung, alles futsch. Alles hatte ich nach 10 min erledigt - mit einem obligatorischen Reset ;-) Eine Anmerkung, die Schraubenköpfe sollten möglichst flach sein, sonst muss man mit die mit Nachdruck gegen das wirklich stabile Gehäuse drücken. Das funktioniert, aber man hat direkt das Gehäuse zerkratzt. Zum Lieferumfang, der Karton enthält das Gerät und ein 2A 12V Steckernetzteil. Das war es - kein Patchkabel und keine Schrauben. Die vorhandenen Lüfter lassen sich gut mit welchen von Noctua (NF-A4x10 FLX) ersetzen, das habe ich gemacht, um zu schauen was das bewirkt. Es ergibt einen Switch der leiser ist, als der Wechselrichter und nur noch innen im Gartenhaus zu vernehmen ist, vorher war das Brummen auch außerhalb deutlich vernehmbar.

Llevamos usando este switch en casa casi un mes y la verdad que estamos muy contentos. Como ya se sabe una conexión por cable RJ45 es mucho más estable y rápida que el wifi, y aunque es más incómodo de instalar la verdad que merece la pena. Necesitábamos más puertos para conectar los dispositivos que están instalados de forma permanente, además de dejar dos tomas para conectar los portátiles cuando trabajamos desde el escritorio, por lo que como decía antes es mejor tenerlos cableados que saturando el ancho de banda wifi. La velocidad de fibra que tenemos en casa es de 500mb, por lo que este switch Gigabit es más que suficiente. En el propio anuncio se pueden escoger varios modelos, en nuestro caso como digo es solamente gigabit, pero hay modelos de hasta 10 gigas. En nuestra red local tenemos un NAS gigabit, por lo que no es necesario tener más ancho de banda ya que no sería necesario. La marca no la conocía, pero para un switch tan sencillo creo que por la diferencia de precio no merece la pena irse a marcas premium, sobre todo para un uso casero. La instalación es muy sencilla, al ser no gestionado solo basta con conectar los cables de red y la fuente de alimentación. Las velocidades son las que me esperaba, en mi caso toda la velocidad que tengo contratada de internet y las transferencias entre PCs y NAS son de más de 100MB/s. Hasta hace no mucho siempre prefería conectar todo por wifi simplemente por comodidad, pero una vez que pruebas a conectar por cable de red se nota mucho la diferencia de velocidad y estabilidad de la conexión. Si estás pensando en comprar un switch de este tipo te recomiendo que pruebes este. Es sencillo de instalar y aunque llevo solo un mes funcionando con él la verdad que no ha dado ni un solo problema.

Vraiment pas grand chose à dire à part qu'il est simple, sobre et il fait le job, qualité de construction tout à fait correcte. Je l'utilise pour connecter les deux PC de mon bureau sur ma box (la box est au RDC, et un seul câble RJ45 qui part au bureau à l'étage, WIFI pas suffisant). On branche la box et les deux PC et hop tout le monde est sur la box. Je suis en fibre mes deux PC ont le débit max maintenant en ethernet (1Gbps / 1Gbps). Un mini bémol, le câble d'alimentation un peu court genre 50-60cm... J'ai pas mal de ports en rab' pour réinstaller mon imprimante papier et mon imprimante 3D. Franchement pas besoin de mettre beaucoup plus cher ça fait ce qu'on lui demande.

Using it between my ISP provided access router with 10Gpbs ports and my own preferred Asus ZenWifi Pro ET12 with 2.5gbps ports. The MonkerLink is being used as a port aggregator with LACP (Link Aggregation Control Protocol), joining 2x2.5Gbps WAN ports into a 10Gpbs link down to the ISP provided access router. This means that my internet access jumped from approx. 2.5Gbps to approx. 5Gpbs. However, the fan used is a Abt-fan AFD4020BS12 dc 12V 0.06A which in accordance with the manufacturer in China, it works at 5000 RPMs, provides a air flow of 5.85 (CFM) and Static Pressure 2.63 (mmAq) with a noise of 21.10 dBA, I have measured the actual noise and it never goes below ~45dBA (but please note I do not have professional gear to execute these measures, sill it clearly indicates a much noisier fan than specs). However, I have replaced it by a Noctua NF-A4x20 FLX and now I can sit and work in my home office without any annoying fan noise. This fan delivers on the same specks wanted by the manufacturer of the equipment and is actually more reliable and you can't almost hear a thing. The MokerLink fan option is clearly due to cost... which is understandable if you wish to deliver such a performance & capabilities package at this low price target. The MonkerLink switch is working perfectly, stable so far, while I applied multiple load testing, but never in excess of 5Gpbs and I don't have the gear for it, so very conservative and well within its capabilities, it is a 10Gbps switch Afterall. The admin GUI is crisp, clean, clear, easy to use and does its job. I'm happy with it.