.....except when a client of mine was struck by lightning. But Netgear quickly came to the rescue and shipped a new unit out overnight. Previously, I had been a DLink fanboi for all small business networking products.

Price is great; Warranty is outstanding; Does what its supposed to without whining or needing constant reboots

Nothing; Purchased at least 40 of these over the past few years and never had an issue....

We just switched from ATT to Marshall Fibernet and this Switch made the change go very easily.

Dependable switch that makes organizing cables and network setups super quick and easy!

A recent power surge knocked out the switch in that position on the plant floor. This switch had all the features needed and ALSO available at the local store. The store staff was very helpful enabling me to get verification from the packaging the the switch could be on rack mounted before coming...

Ordered a NETGEAR 24-Port Gigabit Ethernet Unmanaged Switch, Sturdy Metal, Desktop, Plug-and-Play, ProSAFE Lifetime. It was the wrong one. I needed the POE model. Amazon returned it with no problem. I ordered new one with prime be here in two days!!!

A full table of gigabit. Get your CAT6 cable ready for some blazing fast throughput. Good quality switch. Put it in the rack!

Really good switch this is Easy to setup in the hyper terminal with the serial cable , must make sure you have a machine with a serial port as quite afew machines dont have them any more.

Monitor; Cap Bandwidth; Security and Fairly easy setup

None i have come across

No complaints. Using the switch for home use along with a FreeNAS server and the throughput from the switch is excellent. The item was sold by Cloudtail and in perfect original sealed pack.

This replaced a 15 year old 10/100 switch that our server rack had long since outgrown. The rack mounting bracket fit perfectly into our rack and we swapped out all the network cables with only a few seconds of downtime. Everything was able to auto-negotiate gigabit speeds with no problem at all.

There appears to be two diffrent units when it comes to port configurations: 6 6 6 6 Port configuration OR 4 4 4 4 4 4 Port configuration I don't think thers a difference. Just wanted to point that out. Overall, if you need this high end a solution with this many ports.

48 GIGABIT of full speed high bandwidth networking performence, doesn't even show signs of use in my situtation; doesn't complain one bit

i pretty sure you could run this thing on the equator and it would not overheat; it's cold to the touch