6-Port 2.5G Switch Unmanaged, 4 x 2.5GBASE-T Ports & 2 x 10GBASE-T SFP Slots, 60Gbps Switching Capacity, Plug & Play/Wall Mountable/Fanless Metal, Compatible with 1000Mbps Devices

This 6-Port 2.5G switch is exactly what I was looking for! It has 4 x 2.5GBASE-T ports and 2 x 10GBASE-T SFP slots, and it's completely plug-and-play. No setup headaches at all. I'm using it with a fiber ISP that supports 2.5G speeds, and it’s working great so far. Speeds are way better than standard 1G, and I didn’t have to shell out for one of those overpriced 5G switches.Heads up though – to really get the most out of it, you’ll need a PC with either a built-in 2.5/5G NIC (which is rare) or grab a 2.5G PCIe card (they’re cheap!). I did the latter and it was totally worth it. Also, even though my ISP is fiber, I rarely max out the 2.5G connection – could be ISP-side limitations, but still super fast.Silent, fanless, and metal build – feels solid. Great choice if you’re upgrading from 1G and want real speed improvements without overspending. Highly recommend!

Switched to Google Fiber at 3GB speed, wanted to upgrace from 1GB switch speed. This 2.5GB switch increased my speed to +2GB. Got 2nd one for additional wired network connections. Works great 👍.

Plug and play. The 10G port is a nice way to string switches close to each other together.My network has 3 of this brands switches that I upgraded from 1 gig switches. Using the proper cabling and now my network easily exceeds 2 gigs!Build quality seems as good as any I've been using for 10 years. A good value overall.

The instruction sheet mentions green light and yellow light. I don't see any yellow lights, but I do see green and orange lights. The back of unit does show orange light indicator relative to speed, but instruction sheet does not mention it, just green and yellow. Thus, I don't know what it means with orange light on, and for that I am taking off one star. Otherwise, the unit is working well and all is good. Improvement could be made with some feet for elevation. The unit looks fine and time will tell as to longevity and reliability.

Inexpensive, so it makes a great lightning gap between the Comcast cable modem, which now needs 2.5Gb, and the internal apartment network. Replaced the old 1Gb switch. No issues with either the modem or my 10Gb Mikrotik primary and backup routers, which connect to it via 10Gb fiber. Did have to turn on flow control, but that is trivial.

I have this unmanaged switch connected to my modem and cat5e cables that run to each room are also connected to it. I have a gigabit internet connection and I get very close to the maximum speed without issue. I get these speeds even while hosting a game server in a separate room, which is also connected to the switch via cat 5e cable. I have had to power cycle previous switches in order to maintain high speeds. But not with the keepLiNK 5 Port 2.5G unmanaged switch. I purchased it about 8 months ago, have never had to power cycle it, and I've had zero problems whatsoever with it. It's a quality switch that does its job well.

Needed another 2.5Gbps switch to expand my internal network. Works well. Though it is a bit lighter than the other 2.5Gbps switches I had purchased earlier. Takes up little desktop space a bonus. Getting the full 2.5Gbps speeds as advertised, better in fact. 2.74Gbps between network computers as tested with iperf.

Almost 1 year has passed since I purchased a KeepLiNK 9-Port Multi-Gigabit Switch with 8-PoE 2.5Gb Ethernet and 1-SFP+ 10Gb Uplink. A few days ago the switch power supply has stopped working, the switch is not working anymore.I tried contacting the manufacturer for a warranty claim and no one is taking responsibility.There seems to be no way to make a warranty claim for keepLink products.Please be aware of that when purchasing their products.