Outdoor 8 Port Full Gigabit PoE Switch, IEEE802.3af/at/bt, All-in-One Box, , High Power Output, Total 120W, Play & Plug, Fan Unmanaged, AI Watchdog.

I use this indoors as it was honestly a cheap POE switch that I could back-haul with fiber to my network core. I power a bunch of outdoor poe cameras and wanted to not loose my whole network core to lightning.It has POE++ which is nice for the big poe devices, it sadly is not 10g sfp which I feel is a slight miss on 16 port switch. Even with poe cameras normally using 100mbps thats still 1.6gbps, which is more than the single sfp can provide. As this is not managed there is no LAG/LACP so still no possible to push above a gig.Mounting is nice and easy you have all the mounts you need to install it literally any place.

I needed 1 POE ++ / BT for a device and instead of paying for a $60 POE BT poe injector, I bought this... This works great! It's a dumb switch, so it doesnt pass VLANs. But it works.

We have owned a few switches from this brand for various outdoor cameras in our yard. All of the others had a large opening at the bottom for cables to enter. This one has three round holes. And here's the dumb part - the power cable does NOT fit through any of the holes! Very silly design!!!

We setup a group of security cameras inside of a underground garage, easy to mount and cables get organized inside no exposed to weather.

Was able to connect 8 cameras to one fiber line which goes to my main switch. Way easier than connecting all 8 cams to the main switch and prevents all my electronics being fried by lightning.

I was very pleasantly surprised by this switch. It's running four high definition PoE IP cameras and isn't blinking. For the price, it's a great deal. It's very sturdy and quite a bit heavier than my other 8 port switches, which is only to be expected as they're not injecting power. It seems very solidly made.

This is a good price for a small Cisco device with true routing capabilities. However not all the ports are Gig capable. The uplink is Gig, but make sure you look at the LAN port speed. The device I selected was only 10/100. If you aren’t doing a lot of internal networking, it’s fine. But it wasn’t what I was looking for. If it 10/100/100 on all ports, it would have been a GREAT price.

I needed an inexpensive POE gigabit switch that could power some single board computers, and this fit the bill. This is ready out of the box, no configuration needed. The performance is as advertised. It seems to be of pretty sturdy construction. For the price, it's really hard to beat. Definitely a good value for the price.