TP-Link TL-SG1005P, 5 Port Gigabit PoE Switch, 4 PoE+ Ports @65W, Desktop, Plug & Play, Sturdy Metal w/ Shielded Ports, Fanless, QoS & IGMP Snooping

This little switch is perfect for plugging into a basic modem provided by consumer internet providers and running Ethernet cords to various rooms in the house . It also works extremely well for plugging in multiple devices in a home office, like a Poe phone, a laptop, a desktop, And even an AP for wireless. The durability of this is great(for when accidently dripping it like me), it is small and easy to place and move, and the indicator lights so you know if it is working. Even when I have been running a Poe desk phone, a desktop, a laptop, and a TV all plugged into it at once the speeds were great and I didn't experience much latency.

no subscription or management appliance needed. not loud, not bright, not flimsy. works fine for months on end in a back pantry running a couple poe devices, and can do basic things like vlan and link-aggregate. no nat/firewall but thats a plus for my use. if you want there is an app, you can see link states and graphs and intuitively configure each port seems very fast. i have a poe wifi-6 ap (w/ guest & private networks, using the same vlans as wired ports), a poe camera, a couple fast ethernet connections and some workstations & tvs, a printer. this thing never seems to need reboot or any other grief. would recommend for home / office or retail

The TP-Link TL-SG1005P 5-Port Gigabit PoE Switch completely exceeded my expectations. Setup was plug-and-play — no complicated configuration needed — and the PoE+ ports deliver consistent power to devices like cameras and access points without any hiccups. The fanless design keeps it silent, and the sturdy metal build with shielded ports feels solid and professional. QoS and IGMP snooping work seamlessly, ensuring smooth, reliable network traffic. Durable, high-performing, and thoughtfully engineered — exactly the kind of networking gear I love testing and recommending.

Works great for powering my HomeAssistant and Wireless AP. Speeds as advertised and I have two of them in a mini-rack for my homelab. Plug and play, small, efficient, good value.

The TP-Link SG2210XMP-M2 has been a nice fit for my home lab network. The Omada integration is the real draw here, letting it slot into a managed network setup alongside other Omada gear with centralized control through the controller. For anyone already in the Omada ecosystem, that alone makes this switch worth a look. The 8 PoE+ ports have handled my powered devices without issue, and the two 10GE SFP+ uplink ports give plenty of headroom for connecting to faster network segments or a NAS. Build quality is what you would expect from TP-Link's business line, with a solid metal chassis and a form factor that fits cleanly into a standard setup. The main thing to weigh is the 2.5Gb access ports rather than full 10Gb across the board. At this price point the tradeoff makes sense, and 2.5Gb is plenty for most home lab and small office workloads. That said, if you are running heavy workstation traffic or planning to push the network hard, you may want to consider stepping up to a switch with more 10Gb ports. For typical use with cameras, access points, and general client devices, 2.5Gb is more than adequate. Setup through the Omada controller was straightforward. VLANs, port configuration, and PoE management all worked as expected. The switch runs reasonably cool, even with it being a fanless design. Good option for anyone building out an Omada based network who wants managed features without going overboard on cost. Just go in knowing the 2.5Gb tradeoff matches your needs.

After moving my router to a more central location in the house, I found that my old 8-port, PoE switch, located in the attic, had one port that wasn't working. Switching port connections didn't help. A little on-line research showed that the switch was rated functional down to 10 degrees F. Temps in my attic occasionally reach minus 20, but as mentioned, the switch had worked well for 10 yrs +. Searching for a switch rated to 20 below meant spending BIG bucks for a military grade unit. I bought this unit, drilled a 2" diameter hole in the ceiling of the closet of my office, stuffed all the cables through a 2" grommet, and stuffed cotton balls in the excess space. I caulked around the top in the attic and replaced about 10" of insulation atop it. The unit's power cable was stuffed up through the grommet and was long enough to reach a standard electrical outlet in the attic. Mounting the unit on a wall below the grommet was simple. It's silent, but I may have paid more for it than needed due to my ignorance of what was needed. It has switches for various configurations - I left those in default position. All is working well. All cables connectivity is good. Compared to the old, basic switch I replaced, build quality seems to be excellent. Based on the description of this switch, it may be more appropriate for a small business application. At this time, I'm connecting 8 surveillance cameras, but plan on adding one or two more, and wanted extra ports for that. As mentioned, it's a bit pricier than I may have needed, but I now have a fully functional switch, and the project to replace is over.

Well Made and works well. Plug and play.

A good option for high speed systems. I’ve been using this on my high def video server with great results. Most runs power cameras or switching equipment without have any power issues, or heating up.

Compra perfecta. Envío rápido. Producto de calidad.

Needed for a work project and required fast delivery, item delivered and works well

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Plug and Play Perfection for PoE! I've been using this TP-Link 5-Port Gigabit PoE Switch (4 PoE ports) for a few weeks now, and I couldn't be happier with its performance. It's truly a "plug and play" device that delivers exactly what it promises. I needed to power a couple of IP cameras and a PoE access point, and this switch handled it flawlessly. Setup was as simple as plugging in the devices and connecting the switch to my network – no complicated configurations or software needed. All my PoE devices powered up instantly and have been running reliably ever since. The build quality feels solid and it runs silently, which is a huge plus in my home office setup. The gigabit speeds ensure there are no bottlenecks for my network traffic, even with multiple devices running. For anyone looking for a reliable, easy-to-use, and effective PoE solution for a small network, this TP-Link switch is an absolute winner. Highly recommended!

had to upgrade from an 8 to a 16, was happy with TP-Link 8, so got this 16

Good quality, robust and simple - plug in all your network devices and connect to a router and away you go – no stuffing about, just works. I like the robust steel chassis/case and the large power supply. Often with these types of devices, the included power supply is absolute rubbish and fails within the first couple of years. However, judging by the size of this power supply, I’m expecting years of trouble-free service. I bought this switch to power my POE (Power Over Ethernet) security cameras and to allow connecting multiple cameras to the last available network port in my router. Thus far I have 2x security cameras connected (Amcrest IP8M-T2499EW and IP2M-841EB) with both cameras working well and more cameras on the way. Amcrest offer a similar switch for a similar price, however the speed is only 10/100Mbps. This switch is 10/100/1000Mbps, which should ensue longevity for future upgrades. Just a note - if you’re going to all the trouble to run network cables through your roof and down walls, make sure to use Cat 6 or better for future upgrades. My cameras only have a 100Mbps network interface, however the next generation will likely have a 1000Mbps – so I’ll be right to re-use my current network infrastructure.