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60Gbps Switching CapacityEnsures rapid data processing, vital for high-traffic networks like home or small enterprises, ensuring smooth operation without congestion or performance dips. |
Metal CoverProvides durability and robustness, offering superior physical protection, especially in harsh environments or industrial settings, aiding in effective heat dissipation. |
Fanless DesignOperates silently without internal cooling fans, ideal for noise-sensitive environments such as offices or classrooms, enhancing reliability with fewer moving parts. |
Lightning ProtectionGuards against power surges or electrical storms, crucial for outdoor installations or areas prone to electrical disturbances, preventing damage and downtime. |
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| Price | $59.99 | $35.99 | $59.99 | $84.99 | $169.99 |
| Switch Type | Web Managed | Unmanaged | Unmanaged PoE+ | Web Managed | L3 Managed |
| Port Speed | 4*2.5G RJ45 Ports&2*10G SFP+ | 4*2.5G RJ45 Ports&2*10G SFP+ | 4*2.5G RJ45 PoE+ Ports&2*10G SFP+ | 8*2.5G RJ45 Ports&1*10G SFP+ | 8*10G SFP+ |
| VLAN | ✓ | ✘ | ✘ | ✓ | ✓ |
| PoE Power Budget | ✘ | ✘ | 75W | ✘ | ✘ |
| Switching Capacity | 60Gbps | 60Gbps | 60Gbps | 60Gbps | 160Gbps |
| Link Aggregation | ✓ | ✘ | ✘ | ✓ | ✓ |
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| Sold By | Xike Digital Store | Yulinca US | Sodola Networks | NICGIGA-US | MokerLink | VIMIN-US |
| brand | XikeStor | YuLinca | Sodola | NICGIGA | MokerLink | VIMIN |
| number of ports | 6 | 8 | 6 | 6 | 8 | 24 |
| included components | Ethernet Switch*1, User Manual*1, Power Adapter*1, Warranty Card*1, Adhesive Rubber Feet | 2.5G Switch, Power Code, Instruction Manual | User Manual, 6 Port 2.5G Managed Ethernet Switch, 1 Power Cord | — | 2.5g ethernet switch | VM-GS2420 |
| compatible devices | 2.5G NAS, 4K Video Streaming, Gaming PCs, 2.5G Servers, 2.5G PCIe Adapters | — | — | Desktop, Laptop, Gaming console, Router | — | Desktop |
| switch type | 2.5G Web Managed Switch | — | Web Manage | NETWORK SWITCH | — | PoE switch |
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An amazing value for what you get
I got the 9-port managed switch (8x 2.5GbE + 1x 10Gb SFP+) recently because it was on sale for about $62. This has got to be one of the best value switches I've ever seen. Normally I stick to Netgear's prosumer/business stuff because their consumer grade web management interfaces are straight up trash, but you just can't pass up $62 when a switch with similar specs from any major manufacturer runs $150 to $200. The funny thing is, this switch is no harder to manage than a GS108Ev3, they both have an equally bare bones but functional management UI.Anyway, the interface by default is on 192.168.10.12. Some users dinged the switch in their review for not having a management UI, or for the difficulty in finding it. I mean, it's clearly printed on the sticker on the bottom of the device, along with the default user/password combo. First thing you should do is connect a computer/phone/tablet to it, assign yourself a manual IP in the 192.168.10.0 subnet, and connect to the switch interface so you can change its IP to your desired subnet so it's accessible from any computer on your LAN.From the UI, you've got access to VLAN port mapping, QoS, loop detection, port mirroring, isolation, MAC filtering, bandwidth controls, etc. All the usual stuff. When I received mine, it had firmware version 1.3 on it, and a quick search of the model number brought up a page stating that the latest was 1.9, so I downloaded that and did the upgrade pretty painlessly. If I remember correctly, I think it factory reset everything in the process, so maybe do that first before you bother changing the IP address and setting it up. I'm pretty sure it went back to 192.168.10.12 after the update.Otherwise? Everything has been fine with it. Solid feeling metal case, doesn't get too warm. The only annoying thing (and it's super minor, hardly even worth mentioning) is that on the rare occasion that I need to log into the management UI, it never remembers my language preferences, always reverting to Chinese. So whenever I log in I have to click the radio button for English. But I will happily do that on the rare occasion that I need to, in exchange for saving over $100 on the cost of an 8x 2.5GbE managed switch!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2024
Model: 9 Port │ 8x2.5G Port │ 1x10G SFP+Verified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2024
Model: 9 Port │ 8x2.5G Port │ 1x10G SFP+Verified Purchase
I got the 9-port managed switch (8x 2.5GbE + 1x 10Gb SFP+) recently because it was on sale for about $62. This has got to be one of the best value switches I've ever seen. Normally I stick to Netgear's prosumer/business stuff because their consumer grade web management interfaces are straight up trash, but you just can't pass up $62 when a switch with similar specs from any major manufacturer runs $150 to $200. The funny thing is, this switch is no harder to manage than a GS108Ev3, they both have an equally bare bones but functional management UI.
Anyway, the interface by default is on 192.168.10.12. Some users dinged the switch in their review for not having a management UI, or for the difficulty in finding it. I mean, it's clearly printed on the sticker on the bottom of the device, along with the default user/password combo. First thing you should do is connect a computer/phone/tablet to it, assign yourself a manual IP in the 192.168.10.0 subnet, and connect to the switch interface so you can change its IP to your desired subnet so it's accessible from any computer on your LAN.
From the UI, you've got access to VLAN port mapping, QoS, loop detection, port mirroring, isolation, MAC filtering, bandwidth controls, etc. All the usual stuff. When I received mine, it had firmware version 1.3 on it, and a quick search of the model number brought up a page stating that the latest was 1.9, so I downloaded that and did the upgrade pretty painlessly. If I remember correctly, I think it factory reset everything in the process, so maybe do that first before you bother changing the IP address and setting it up. I'm pretty sure it went back to 192.168.10.12 after the update.
Otherwise? Everything has been fine with it. Solid feeling metal case, doesn't get too warm. The only annoying thing (and it's super minor, hardly even worth mentioning) is that on the rare occasion that I need to log into the management UI, it never remembers my language preferences, always reverting to Chinese. So whenever I log in I have to click the radio button for English. But I will happily do that on the rare occasion that I need to, in exchange for saving over $100 on the cost of an 8x 2.5GbE managed switch!
Anyway, the interface by default is on 192.168.10.12. Some users dinged the switch in their review for not having a management UI, or for the difficulty in finding it. I mean, it's clearly printed on the sticker on the bottom of the device, along with the default user/password combo. First thing you should do is connect a computer/phone/tablet to it, assign yourself a manual IP in the 192.168.10.0 subnet, and connect to the switch interface so you can change its IP to your desired subnet so it's accessible from any computer on your LAN.
From the UI, you've got access to VLAN port mapping, QoS, loop detection, port mirroring, isolation, MAC filtering, bandwidth controls, etc. All the usual stuff. When I received mine, it had firmware version 1.3 on it, and a quick search of the model number brought up a page stating that the latest was 1.9, so I downloaded that and did the upgrade pretty painlessly. If I remember correctly, I think it factory reset everything in the process, so maybe do that first before you bother changing the IP address and setting it up. I'm pretty sure it went back to 192.168.10.12 after the update.
Otherwise? Everything has been fine with it. Solid feeling metal case, doesn't get too warm. The only annoying thing (and it's super minor, hardly even worth mentioning) is that on the rare occasion that I need to log into the management UI, it never remembers my language preferences, always reverting to Chinese. So whenever I log in I have to click the radio button for English. But I will happily do that on the rare occasion that I need to, in exchange for saving over $100 on the cost of an 8x 2.5GbE managed switch!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024
Model: 6 Port │ 4x2.5G Port(PoE) │ 2x SFP+Verified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2023
Model: 9 Port │ 8x2.5G Port │ 1x10G SFP+Verified Purchase
