NETGEAR 8-Port PoE Gigabit Ethernet Unmanaged Network Switch (GS108PP) | With 8 x PoE+ Ports @ 123W Upgradeable, Desktop, Wall Mount or Rack Mount

This product worked great. Arrived in original OEM box with all necessary mounting hardware. Thank you!

This NETGEAR 8-port switch is a solid choice for small networks. It's easy to set up and provides reliable gigabit speeds. The PoE+ feature is a big plus, allowing me to power devices like IP cameras and wireless access points without needing separate power adapters. The compact size makes it easy to place on a desk or mount on a wall.

Great product from a great brand. Plug and play capability. Strong metal house construction.

This is a REVISED review after learning more about my network issues. The GS108PP is probably a perfectly fine switch, but time will tell.This switch seems expensive for what it is. However, I guess part of the price is for the POE feature. If you don't need POE, skip this unit for less expensive switches. I needed POE. If you need POE, this is a good choice. It is actually "POE+".I use UVerse gigabit internet (1000Mbps) by AT&T which includes a Pace 5286 modem. From the back of the Pace 5286, I ran a Cat 5e patch cable to this Netgear switch. When I initially connected my devices to this Netgear switch, one hard-wired desktop on the network would drop down from 1Gbps to 100Mbps for no apparent reason. It would hum along getting 1Gig speed, then drop to 100Mbps out of the blue and stay there unless I did a hard reboot of everything, flushed DNS, etc.....headache!In my initial review of this switch, I penalized the product with 3 stars because I thought the switch was the culprit. However, the speed reduction for the desktop in question also happened when the desktop was connected directly to the UVerse Pace 5286 modem's switch (thereby eliminating the Netgear switch from the equation).So, the Netgear switch is probably not part of the problem. Thus, this is a revised review.Now, I think the culprit might have been my Cat 5e cabling to the device in question. I switched out the home-made Cat 5e cable for new store-bought Cat 5e and the issue seems to be gone (for now). I'll post an update if things change.REVISED SUMMARY: So far, I can RECOMMEND the GS108PP switch by Netgear if you need "POE+".

I bought this for a small home rack to replace the need to use a POE injector. Moved all of my security cameras to this switch and it has worked flawlessly for several weeks now. I really like the external power supply as you can upgrade the power to support more POE devices if needed. The switch is also pretty small so it fits great in a small home wall mounted rack. Note that it’s not 19” wide, but comes with special mounting brackets. Note that the mounting brackets aren’t a full 1U high and leave gaps. This is beneficial to me for air flow, but some people may not like this

I bought the 8 port model with 123 watt power budget. It came with a 150 watt power brick. I currently have it powering four power-hungry older security cameras and a WiFi access point without a problem. If you want it to power seven 20-watt loads you won't do that -- 7x20 is 140 watts. Sorry, you'll need to get more efficient devices if you want to power them all from this switch. But if you stick within its power budget, you should be fine -- assuming your switch came with the correct brick. Unfortunately some Amazon vendors send open boxes with the wrong brick.... so check that brick!

Be careful of wattage that your driving, but this worked well for me. I also used the Ubiquity rack-mount adapter, but I has to drill and tap the holes as there are no hole ears on the device. Simple enough and works quite nicely. Mine is driving 2 IP Phones and a 6 IP Cameras and very happy with it.

It's Netgear, so really, there's no review needed, but I'll give my 2 cents anyways......As always, securely and professionally packaged :)This model included mounting brackets and fasteners for pretty much any scenario, Wall, Desk, Rack Mount..... etc..... And not crappy brackets, Metal Brackets and quality fasteners too..... That's important to me..... Most companies go super cheap on this stuff......What I like most about Netgear Switches: The Robust, Metal Housing Construction, The slots on the underside are perfect for quick and simple wall mounting. Installed, up and running in less than 3 minutes.Personally, I only prefer Netgear, I've never, ever, ever, had one of there Switches fail, ever....... I've used several other brands and none compare......Within the last couple of months, I've replaced all of my Metal Housing 10/100 Netgear Switches with 1 Gig Netgear Switches, one 4 port, three 8 Port, and one 16 Port. This is the first Netgear POE Switch I've used, so I'll give this one a big thumbs up too!

Came on time. Packaged as expected. Worked as expected. Easy to install. Clear instructions.

Works fine for my POE cameras. No issues at all. Solid, cool and quiet.

Works well

Easy setup, metal casing is durable.

Some very cheap POE switches have no protection from surges, shorted wires or over loads which sees them end up in the dump quickly. Netgear has done a great job here for a perfect fit for POE cameras.Only wish is a separate 1gig or 10gig copper or fiber uplink port. You’ll have to use one of the eight ports for that.