Been using it for about nine months, and it has been flawless. Using it to connect my computer and NAS at higher speed, and it works perfectly for my mix of 2.5 and Gigabit devices in my office.
Runs a little warm, which I expected.
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2.5G PortsEquipped with 2.5GBASE-T RJ-45 ports that provide higher gigabit speeds capable of up to 2.5Gbps over existing Cat5e or better cabling. |
Wall MountableThe 2.5G PoE+ switches feature a metal housing with a convenient wall mountable design for greater installation flexibility. |
PoE+A 55W total PoE power budget on this PoE+ switch supplies up to four PoE+ devices with up to 30W per port. |
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| Price | $84.99 | $119.99 | $129.99 | $189.99 | $237.99 | $149.99 |
| Ports | 5 X 2.5GBASE-T | 8 X 2.5GBASE-T | 5 X 2.5GBASE-T PoE+ | 8 X 2.5GBASE-T PoE+ | 5 X 10GBASE-T | 4 X 2.5GBASE-T , 2 X 10GBASE-T |
| Speeds | 2.5G, 1Gbps, | 2.5G, 1Gbps, | 2.5G, 1Gbps | 2.5G, 1Gbps, | 10G, 2.5G, 1Gbps | 10G, 2.5G, 1Gbps |
| Fans | Fanless | Fanless | Fanless | Fanless | Fanless | Fanless |
| PoE Budget | - | - | 55W | 100W | - | - |
| NDAA & TAA COMPLIANT | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Lifetime | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Mounting | Wall | Wall | Wall | Wall | - | Wall |
| Power supply | External | External | External | External | External | External |
| Jumbo frames | 12KB | 12KB | 12KB | 12KB | 9KB | 9KB |
| RAM buffer | 1.5MB | 1.5MB | 1.5MB | 1.5MB | 2MB | 2MB |
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Less expensive, smaller and performs just as well as QNAP's 2.5 GbE switch!
I have two 1Gb/s lines coming into my router which aggregates them giving me 2Gb/s downstream. In order to use that bandwidth, I needed switches that could sustain twice the bandwidth as mostly all of the switches on the market as of the time of this writing. I purchased QNAP's 2.5GbE 5 port switch a few months ago and it has been working really great for me. I've since needed to expand my network and chose to buy this TRENDnet 2.5 GbE unmanaged switch. In my experience, small unmanaged switches aren't that different from each other regardless of the manufacturer give or take the little things like aesthetics or whether they can be wall mounted. So I bought the least expensive 2.5Gbe switch for my network expansion.What struck when I opened the box was how much smaller it was compared to QNAP's (See pics). Both are fan-less, have steel housings, have 5 ports, and are wall mountable. So for all intents and purposes they have the same capabilities. The one thing that I could tell was different was the power requirements. The TRENDnet requires 12v coming in at 1.5a whereas the QNAP requires 12v coming in at 1amp. So if anything, the TRENDnet should be the larger of the two in order to accommodate larger heatsinks due to the higher current. But it's a nicely sized 5 port switch with the same surface temperature as QNAP's after hours of heavy traffic flowing through both of them. Peering into the vent holes on both routers shows a lot more empty space inside the QNAP. Perhaps the extra room is needed perhaps not. I'm not an electrical engineer. So for me, I'll take the compact one that is less expensive and more readily available.I'm super happy with the switch! As a matter of fact, the speed test results that I've included with this review is with the TRENDnet daisy chained behind the QNAP. No complaints from me. The price is reasonable and it works as it should.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2023
Style: 5 Port 2.5G SwitchVerified Purchase
These are nice little boxes that keep what they promise. I installed two in my home network and get the full 2.5 Gbps in both directions going through two switches in series (320 MBps = 2,560 Gbps). The pic shows the transfer rate while transferring a 7 GB file in 22 sec. Keep in mind that you need to remove all other bottlenecks to be able to reach the max speed during a test. The computers I used for the test have 2.5 Gbps ethernet ports, and both read from and write to SSDs. If you use spinning hard disks, you will max out at the read/write limit for those disks, which is typically around 125 MBps (= 1Gbps). But you can run a storage server with big spinning disks and serve multiple computers over a 2.5 Gbps network, and it feels like the disks are mounted locally.
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Werkt prima.
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Need an adapter outside of US.
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Platzsparend und stabil
Reviewed in Germany on February 27, 2024Style: 5 Port 2.5G + 1 Port 10G SFP+Verified Purchase
