TL-SX3016F | 16 Port 10G SFP+ Enterprise Level Switch | L2+ Smart Managed | Omada SDN Integrated | IPv6 | Static Routing | L2/L3/L4 QoS, IGMP & LAG | Limited Lifetime Protection

Over the last month purchased 3 of these switches (2 in one purchase and 1 more in the second purchase) .... regarding the switches they do the job and no issues with them, and integrated with the Omada controller without any issues. Sadly one of the ports on the the original 2 died. I was expecting the run around in getting it replaced. It was as simple as putting in a return request, then messaging customer support to confirm procedure... and done. It is a two step process, I did have to order a new one, and when it arrived --- returned the one with the damaged port in the same box and refund issued upon receipt.

The equipment works as expected. But, it was offered and sold in Germany, coming with an US power cord.

A very good value 10G aggregation switch. Despite many switch snobs derailing TP-Link as not enterprise-class, i have used their Omada products including this 10G switch with no issues and solid performance. The Omada controller (OC300) is a great, almost necessary, companion for this switch.

Excellent TP Link SMART Switch which feature OMADA network compatibility. If you have an OMADA setup then this will be easy to configure. OMADA may require a controller (oC200 or OC300) very feature filled 8 Port 10G SFP+ Enterprise Level Switch | L2+ Smart Managed | Omada SDN Integrated | IPv6 | Static Routing | L2/L3/L4 QoS, IGMP & LAG Great addition to a network Especially a TP LINK OMADA one. ACE

I've been running this switch for about 2.5yrs now & find it generally good. The web interface is a bit lacklustre, but hey it's not priced like enterprise equipment either. Fortunately it has a fairly good SNMP implementation, so that's how I keep tabs on it. It supports VLANs & LAGs, but also crucially port labelling & STP. (I've seen 10gbit switches that don't do labelling or STP... utter madness) If you want something more advanced than that, you should probably look elsewhere. There was an issue with earlier firmware where it would lock up every few months. But TP-Link have released an image that fixes it so I'd recommend ensuring you've got the latest firmware before deployment just in case. At any rate, if you're looking for a no frills SFP+ switch you'll probably like this one.