TP-Link TL-SF1016DS Fast Ethernet Switch - 16-Port 10/100Mbps, Plug & Play, Desktop/Rackmount, Sturdy Metal Housing with Shielded Ports, Fanless, Limited Lifetime Protection - Unmanaged Review

Stood in the office for a couple of years. From time to time it was buggy (the Internet disappeared at the workplace, although it was at the exit from the router, where this device was turned on). In the end, he refused completely. Went to the store and got a new one. Worked for a couple of minutes, broke down with the same symptoms.

During the year, probably a couple of times just hung. Used regularly. Although maybe I just got lucky, but there are no complaints

Also used in video surveillance with midspan-8. I initially powered it from a 12V power supply through a special board, but during installation I burned it by reversing the polarity and connected it to the registrar via USB, thus. You can reboot the system, for example, with the registrar's regulations. By the way, I measured the transfer speed in one group of ports and between two groups of ports - I did not notice the difference.

This switch works great and is much faster than the previous switch I had died. I'm using it to connect computers and servers in my home office during the COVID pandemic. I used 8 out of 16 ports and it's really good.

Good share price. Connected. It worked. Has been running for months now with no reboots, power outages, etc. At less than $20 this is a steal. Try to rate it elsewhere. I'm not thinking of a router. If that's what you need, then Revain Warehouse is for you. Received in the original damaged packaging.

The attached image below is all you need to see. It shows a brief ping log (though reflecting its performance) before I replaced that switch, and right after. I went from ping over 1s with frequent packet loss to the router in my house to <0.001s with the new switch. I bought this switch less than 6 months ago to replace a 20 year old switch and have been having issues with this switch for months. Things kept getting worse until the internet was practically down this week. I normally never…

Works well. This is TL-SF1016DS - the letter S after the letter D indicates a steel case. It includes a pair of brackets. The row of indicator lights is to the left of the ports and is a little small to be seen in actual use. It uses a standard PC power cord - an older type that's a bit stiff and bulky. The power cord exits the opposite side of the power cords and should be straight for 4 or 5 inches before bending the other way. There is no fan, so it is absolutely silent. It looked like a…