8 Port 10G Ethernet Switch Unmanaged,with 8X 10Gb Base-T Ports, NICGIGA 10Gbps Network Switch Easy for 10G NAS,PC,WiFi7 Router,10G Adapter/NIC. Desktop or 19-inch Rack Mount, Plug and Play.

Bought this no-name (looks like a rebadged Hasivo or YuanLey OEM) unmanaged 10Gbe switch for $119 on a Lightning Deal and I’m honestly shocked at how good it is for the money. What you get: 2 × 10Gbase-T RJ45 ports (real 10 Gbit/s, Cat6a or better) 4 × 2.5Gbase-T RJ45 ports (backwards compatible with 1G/100M) Tiny fanless metal case, completely silent 12V 1.5A wall-wart power supply (included) Real-world performance My desktop (10G NIC) ↔ Synology DS1823xs+ (10G port) hits sustained 1.12 GB/s (9.4 Gbps) copying large 4K/8K video files. Zero packet loss, rock solid. My three 2.5Gbe devices (PS5, Shield TV, WiFi 6E AP on 2.5Gbe port) all negotiate 2.5Gbps instantly and run without issues. Plugged my old 1Gbe devices into the remaining ports and everything just works – no compatibility drama. Build & heat 100% passive cooling, case gets warm (around 55-60°C under full 10G load) but totally fine. No thermal throttling even after 24-hour file transfers. Feels like a solid chunk of aluminum. Pros Dirt cheap for true 10G copper + multi-gig ports Truly plug-and-play unmanaged (literally zero config) Silent, low power (~8-10W idle, ~18W max) Small enough to velcro under the desk Cons (minor) No link aggregation / LACP (it’s unmanaged, expected) Power supply cable is only 3ft long No mounting ears (but it’s so light it doesn’t matter) If you just need a fast, dumb switch to connect a NAS, gaming PC, and a couple multi-gig devices without spending $300+ on a Trendnet or QNAP, this thing is an absolute no-brainer. Already ordered a second one for the office. Highly recommended – saved me from buying a way more expensive “name brand” switch that does the exact same thing. 10/10 for the price.

I bought this NICGIGA switch for my growing home lab, and it’s been fantastic so far. Setup was truly plug-and-play — I just connected power and cables, and it worked right away without any configuration needed. Performance has been rock-solid. All ports deliver full advertised speeds, and I haven’t noticed any packet loss or random disconnects, even under heavy file transfers between my servers and main PC. I also appreciate how quiet it is — no loud fan noise, which makes it perfect for a home office or bedroom setup. The build quality feels solid and premium for the price. The metal housing helps with heat dissipation, and it stays cool even after running 24/7 for weeks. I’m using it with a mix of 1Gb and 10Gb connections, and it handles them seamlessly. If you’re looking for an affordable but dependable switch for your home lab, office, or gaming setup, this NICGIGA model is a great choice. It’s simple, reliable, and doesn’t run hot or noisy. Highly recommend!

Works great out of the box, links are fast and the switch is quiet.

This is working great. My computer is running much faster and everything looks good. Thanks

Does and provides exactly what I need it to. A marvel of engineering. I highly reccomend this for speeds 2G and above on your internet.

Worked great until the fan died after 13 months. Replacement fans are about $10 and easy to install.

I use this switch to connect to a remote server with a 10 Gbps ethernet port, and to other 2.5 Gbps and 1 Gbps devices around it. It is stable and I have not had any problems since installing it a month ago. It is in an attractive package and operates as advertised. It sometimes seems like it is a little slow to connect at full 10Gbps speed - it seems like it hesitates when you first connect to it. I don't really know how to measure this, and it could very well be my imagination. I have purchased a couple more, and I would purchase it again.

I was rewriting my Intranet to Internet connections to take advantage of 10Gbos interfaces on newer routers and wanted to see if I could boost my speeds a little but using this cost-effective hub anywhere I had that high-speed port. I was pleased enough with the first unit that I bought a second. Then I bought a third as a spare. It seems to support higher throughput and now my provider is trying to sell me higher Internet speeds. Not sure I need it now.