STEAMEMO 24-Port Managed Gigabit PoE+ Switch | 24×PoE+ Ports@360W, 2×Gigabit Uplinks, 2×SFP | VLAN, QoS, Port Mirroring | Metal Casing, Plug & Play | Overload Protection w/ Port

Works great, good value
This 8-Port PoE Switch is designed to provide both data connectivity and power (Power over Ethernet) to compatible devices like IP cameras, Wi-Fi access points, and IP phones. Available in various configurations (e.g., 100Mbps or Gigabit ports, with additional uplink and SFP slots), it features a total power budget of 100W (or 120W), supporting 802.3af/at standards. This switch boasts features like VLAN support, PoE scheduling, and protection mechanisms, all housed in a fanless metal casing.Pros:– Provides power and Ethernet data over a single Ethernet cable (PoE/PoE+)– Supports a wide range of devices like IP cameras, Wi-Fi access points, and IP phones– VLAN support for improved security and traffic segmentation– Includes a PoE Scheduler to control power delivery based on time– Protection mechanisms against short circuits, over current, and over voltage– Metal casing and fanless design for durability, quiet operation, efficient heat dissipation– Easy to set up with plug-and-play functionality– Some models support an “Ultra-Far mode” for extending power and data transmission up to 250 metersCons:– Advanced management features (if available) might require some networking knowledge to fully utilize– Warranty isn’t very long (1 year I believe)Overall this is a solid device, it works as expected and I’ve had no issues with it after 1 year. Plug and play POE, I use it to power Ring cameras around the house. Recommended for the price.

Works Flawlessley
Works Flawlessley

VLAN support + PoE
I bought a small fleet of these switches because my users get confused and try to plug a standard desktop switch into the wall, then plug their VOIP phone into the desktop switch (which doesn’t support either VLAN tagging or PoE, therefore no working phone) instead of plugging the phone into the wall and daisy-chaining the switch from the phone.They work as desired; by offering both VLAN tagging support and PoE delivery, my users can now plug phones into their small desktop switches and have them work without issue. Full gigabit, no problems, everything works fine.I deducted one star from “easy to use” because of a novel feature that unfortunately will confuse the hell out of normal people if accidentally selected; there’s a very small physical slider switch on the front of the device that will break VLAN support if toggled. So if one of my users accidentally slides it, their phone will stop working, and they’ll have absolutely no idea why. Boo.

Nice PoE switch. Not sure about the “cloud” management.
I haven’t been able to figure out how to get into the management features. Fortunately I didn’t need that. I have 1 poe device hooked up so far and it’s working fine.

Excelente opción! Compacto y funcional

I have 4 of these from this supplier.The basic switch functionality is as expected but having to use the app to configure these is a bit unsettling in this day and age.I wasn’t too concerned at first but now, having experienced these units for about a year, I’ve replaced them with proper web managed devices which can be entirely managed locally without the need to register the units off shore and rely on a custom app.Best practice is to block any managed switch devices from communicating with their HQ using firewall rules and if you plan to use these innexpensive devices, then after configurating them, to isolate them further to a completely untrusted network vlan.My recommendation is to not purchase these units and to send suppliers a message that this business model isn’t acceptable. Provide a firmware update with a web based configuration and cut the link to head office.