TP-Link TL-SG108PE | 8 Port Gigabit PoE Switch | Easy Smart Managed | 4 PoE+ Ports @64W | Plug & Play | Sturdy Metal w/ Shielded Ports | Fanless | QoS, Vlan & IGMP | Limited Lifetime Protection

Its a switch, there is no WiFi. Have not used tech support. delivered quickly and works great.

If you only want to buy users who use Link Aggregation, you must think clearly, because the product introduction is not listed, it actually only supports static Link Aggregation, not dynamic Link Aggregation LACP, and it is not described clearly. It is easy for buyers in need Buy wrong.

I bought this to my home network, nice POE in 8 ports, and 8 ports without POE. Nice configuration, but poor options to configure... sometimes when you connect a new HW, its no capable to pass the DHCP protocol from router.... so you have to turn off and on to allow al HW work. After few months of use, and 2 support calls, the device still came with problems... its stuck, you have to reset about one or two times in a week... all my devices are TP-LINK but this device really is not good, too much trouble.

Pros: Performs very well, replaced the cheap TP-Link 16 port switch that had frame errors and was easily overloaded. Cons: Management interface is Kindergarten level, management software is Windows, No SNMP support, no ability to label ports, this is not for the IT professional.

I’m happy with my choice. Easy to setup.Has nice mix of features for a reasonable cost.

POE did not work at all in my first one. Second one replaced under warranty POE works, but it slowing everything on my network down. Even after reboots, which it should not need. I guess you get what you pay for. Would not recommend. Going to replace with something better and of course more expensive.

I replaced a STEAMEMO 5 Port AI POE Switch that kept requiring a power cycle after dropping the connection to my cameras at least once a day. The TP-Link POE switch has been rock solid. No problems and since the TP-Link has an external power brick, it runs way cooler than the STEAMEMO switch where the power supply was built into the switch.

It does what it says. Its really gigabit. That shouldnt need mentioning but the last one I had (an Archer) Wasnt really gigabit. It tapped out at about 300 Mbps. This switch really does sustain a full duplex 1000 Mbps.

I use this to synch the various phone line/Ethernet lines through our main box and connect it to our router. It works great and Im glad I can finally have more ports attached connecting through our main modem. Works great and is easy to use.

The switch seems okay, but the power cord is very loose and is falls out very easily.