It was finally time to upgrade to something that could handle serious network traffic. This unit was plug and play and mounted immediately with no hassle. Works like a charm at a great price!

This is a good product that works as advertised: 16 gigabit ethernet ports. Nothing to configure. Just plug and play. Rack-mountable.

Arrived on time and as described. Mounted easily in the cabinet rack. It lacks a separate power switch, so when you plug it in, it's on... Without getting into the details, the default IP address for the switch matches the default address on my Hughes Net Sat Modem..

Works great, however you will need to adjust the switch address, once you have that fixed the rest is pretty straight forward. NOTE Windows had an exe to give a user friendly interface Mac users will have to use their browser to access the admin page,

Good quality, easy to set up and a clean concise web interface

This switch is a good value/good quality switch--as any unmanaged switch should be, it is just plug-and-play...I've haven't' actually tested the speeds, etc, but seems to work fine for my smaller network needs.

Easy to set up and then forget.

Much better off with a used

This is a managed switch; yes; has some basic features like VLAN support and the cable testing is cool.

The link aggregation does not seem to be up to IEEE 802.3ad specification; My server with 4 ports in a trunk gets 96% packet loss, and a fraction of the bandwidth to my NAS (Maybe 5MB/s); WebUI seems poorly translated from another language.

Settings such as QOS priority and line testing are easy to perform. For the price this is a good solid switch that performs well with multiple computers, ip phone, and a wireless hub running at one time.

Provides easy and full control of all network ports; Ideal for controlling bit rate and port priority

None that I have come across