[9.8' / 3.0 m] Works as intended.

[9.8' / 3.0 m] Finally upgraded my backend to 10G; can recommend.

[9.8' / 3.0 m] I really like the switch and to have the speed and manage the switch from one console. Used HP Procurve before this, Which is a really good switch but can't touch the price of these Unifi 10 GB switch.

[9.8' / 3.0 m] great price for an awesome product!

[9.8' / 3.0 m] I have been using this with my QNAP TVS-672N and it has been great.

[0.475 lb] Quality and functionality you would expect from Ubiquity.

[0.475 lb] I have been looking for a reasonably priced all fast all flash NAS for a while now. QNAP has several, but they are too expensive for me or in the case of the TS-i410x which is a 4 drive only industrial NAS, not powerful enough to run ROON and doesn't use the NVMe technology.


This unit uses a robust processor, has 5 bays, allows the use of the new E1.S tech has both a 2.5 and 10GBs ethernet port as well as 2 Thunderbolt 4 ports that can be used simultaneously for amazingly fast transfers.


My concern with this unit were the 2 fans. They are dead silent. I literally cannot hear them until I put my ear right next to the unit.


E1.S drives are simple to install with this, just remove the M2 adapter, are faster, more reliable and with the 15mm versions (that this accepts) better at heat transfer BUT a little more expensive albeit harder to find at this time.


This also runs QTS Hero which IMHO is a better OS than QTS.


While I have only had this for several days, this is the best NAS I have ever had.

[9.8' / 3.0 m] This switch was purchased to substitute for a cisco
C9300X-24Y-M for the loss of features associated with the cisco switch where made up with purchasing a spare to sit in the rack a ubiquity rps for redundant power and better software on our firewall.

[0.475 lb] I'll start out by saying I'm not a professional. I'm an enthusiast. So it's an understatement to say I didn't need this. I will never be able to max out the packets per sec or the line rate. So why buy it? First) I could use more than 8 ports on the standard Agg Switch. Second) I'm already invested in the Unifi ecosystem.

So far my impressions are overwhelmingly positive. Head and fan noise are both are quite low in my setup. The casing stays cooler than the non-poe multigig copper swicth I have. However I did manually spool up the fans and have to say they're loud. So although normally noise with a device like this isn't a prime consideration just be aware if heat becomes a concern, noise will too. I have mine in a room I use as an office and noise is minimal and I hardly ever notice. Power consumption is very reasonable with 8 sfps & sfp plus 1 dac installed. With a second non-poe switch and a router, the total load is about 80W.

I can't offer any real comment about whether it meets the quoted specs as I simply do not have enough traffic to test it. But I've seen no comments on the web about it underperforming. If it does have a downside I'd point out what others have. 1st) that although the sfp cages give full telemetry on installed SFPs & DACs. But the SFP28 cages only show link status and connection speed. Others have speculated that perhaps this could be fixed with a firmware upgrade. 2nd) redundant power requires an eternal device and proprietary cabling. Seems to me to be a way to generate revenue as power supplies are cheap. Finishing on a positive the price per port is very reasonable. I'm happy with this switch and would buy again.

[9.8' / 3.0 m] Using with Crucial 1Tb drives in RAID 5 and hitting 1.2Gb read for my home virtualization environment. I have older QNAPs that just keep running without failure.