Zero 2 Switch Controller

[8 to 90%] Makes using controller software simple as plugging into switch

[0.445 lb] These things are great, this is my 4th or 5th 8-port switch I've deployed.� Zero problems on either of them.� Haven't done any actual speed tests, but have encountered no unexpected performance.� Will continue to purchase these.� Ubiquiti is great!

[0.19 lb] While many manufacturers still make 2.5 SSD. Seagate, from my research, uses the same Phison controller as their m.2. While I may not notice such a difference in real life. It's best to be up to date.

[32 lb] I muddled through setup (not my strong suit), and got it up and running fairly quickly with the four 18Tb HDD's and two 4 Tb NVME M.2's I had. I added another four 18tb HDD's when they arrived a few days later. It worked, but not necessarily how I wanted it arranged, so I copied everything to a drive, deleted the storage pools, and reset the whole setup as new. Got everything copied back over. I am still slower than I want to be, but I think it has to do with my slow Office Depot network switch, I have ordered another that does 10g. from B&H. My relevant notes about the QNAP product. 1) Use heat sinks on your NVME M.2 - under heavy load they will overheat (which the QNAP product will monitor and warn you about) 2) QNAP software is EASY to use, and when you want to do something and can't figure it out, the software pretty much tells you what you need to install. Some of it is free, but some of it is an additional purchase, but I think it is priced well (The one app I needed for a file format was $3.) 3) Order all the hardware you want with the machine, and be patient until it arrives.. lol. I spent an extra 5 hours on setup because I have the patience of a 3 year old looking at a bag of marshmallows. I am doing 4k video editing, with LARGE files. It is acceptable as is for my purposes, but the new network switch should make this thing great.

[0.44 lb] Zero issues - does what it is supposed to do!

[Cat 5 Cable] I am using this switch to power a BZBGear camera and BZB controller. Does exactly what it's supposed to do. It's worth buying Netgear, not the cheaper no name units.

I am using my ShuttleXpress as a remote VFO and switch controller with the Icom RS-BA1 Remote Control Software for use with Icom Amateur Radio Transceivers. Some operators may find the ShuttleXpress in excess of just operating the radio from the computer keyboard, but it makes breaking out your most commonly used functions quick and easy to access. The ShuttleXpress is very well constructed and is very compact and easy to stow in your go bag. A very good alternative to the Icom RC-28.

[16 Bytes] Four POE switch powers my 2 webstream ptz cameras and controller just fine, and the extra non-POE ports are handy for connecting other devices to the network.

[11.1 VDC] Small and very lightweight. Easy to calibrate, but sometimes have to remove battery to re-calibrate. The thin controller that goes with is brilliant. And on/off switch would help. It’s tricky to figure out to push the battery to the side.

[Zyxel USG210] Replaced my existing firewall, dhcp controller and network switch with ubiquity controller and network switch along with 3 ubiquity access points. It was a painless installation and network speeds are much faster.