Ubiquiti UniFi Switch Flex – 802.3at/bt (PoE+/PoE++) Gigabit Ethernet Switch
This is a quick look at the five port PoE powered Ubiquiti UniFi Switch Flex, with PoE power for up to four devices.
Read moreThis is a quick look at the five port PoE powered Ubiquiti UniFi Switch Flex, with PoE power for up to four devices.
Read moreThe US-16-150W is not Ubiquiti’s newest Unifi PoE switch, but there are several reasons why it is a better choice versus the latest model. In this video, we discuss this, as well as walk through the setup and features of this 16 port enterprise switch.
Read moreI can only assume that the Ubiquiti Unifi USW Flex Mini is penance for the debacle that is the UDM/UDM-Pro. Because where the Unifi Dream Machine is deeply flawed, this $30 fully managed, PoE switch is the opposite. Great value, great features, and it works the way it’s supposed to. Brilliant.
Read moreOne of the reasons I love, like, still use (I kid, but our relationship is a bit rocky right now) Ubiquiti Unifi kit is the feature set per dollar. With this new PoE powered five port managed switch setting a new standard at $29. Yeah, $29 for a managed switch. I’ve already ordered one, but could see myself selling off […]
Read moreThe prices of the M4200/M4300 ($1800/$1600-7000) place them solidly in enterprise or large scale CI territory. But that doesn’t mean we can’t drool a little at the capability :). Mostly intended for 802.11AC AP deployments, they offer 10Gbe inbound links and PoE+ out with a variety of port counts. Yum. SAN JOSE, Calif. – March 29, 2016 – NETGEAR®, Inc. […]
Read moreFirst thing, let’s get it out of the way that managed switches aren’t for everyone. The vast majority of users won’t require features, like port mirroring, VLANs, QoS, or link aggregation which are typically offered by a managed switch, but for those who do there is simply no substitute. With that said, given the $70 price, flexible “Click Switch” mounting, […]
Read moreAs part of a recent effort to consolidate all of our backbone networking kit into a structured wiring panel, it was necessary to add a switch to the mix. Never having played with a “Green Ethernet” device (D-Link DGS-1008G) it seemed like a good idea to pick one up and find out how green it was in comparison to two […]
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