XS505M.Collegato ad una linea TIM a 10Gb, ed usato per distribuire la linea in casa, con cavi cat6 (non 6A) entro i 25m, e per collegarlo a switch Netgear e Zyxel.Non ci sono problemi di sorta, tranne forse la rumorosità, più che solo avvertibile: niente perdita di pacchetti, né disconnessioni.Avrei preferito 5 porte tutte in rame, ma di questa marca non ce ne sono (si deve passare direttamente al modello superiore ad 8 porte).Anche la SFP+ va benissimo (provata con un transceiver).La qualità rispetto a vari altri marchi "cinesi" si sente, ma si sente anche in termini di prezzo.XS508M.Qualità come il precedente.La porta SFP+ è condivisa, per cui le porte utilizzabili sono complessivamente 8.Ho effettuato test come per l'XS505M.La piattaforma non mi ha consentito di fare due recensioni separate, per cui le ho accorpate.

Facile il montaggio a muro subito attivo ed è velocissimo

Stabile und schnelle Verbindung (besser als der vorherige reine 10 GBit Switch) und wird nicht wirklich warm. Steht bei mir ca. 5 cm über meinem NAS (923+) welches auch über eine 10 GBit NIC verfügt, und hat somit genügend Luftzirkulation. Einige Rezensionen schreiben über starke Wärmeentwicklung, dies ist bei mir aktuell (und es ist hier warm im Büro) nicht der Fall. Sehr stabile Ausführung. Hilft auch sehr bei der Teigreife ;-) Teller auf den Switch, Teigschüssel drauf, bester Ort. Würde ich wieder kaufen.

Ho acquistato questo prodotto perché era il più economico tra quelli con velocità di 10G, ma purtroppo ho riscontrato qualche problema. Uno di questi si è rotto dopo qualche anno di utilizzo. Inoltre, il dispositivo scalda molto durante l'uso, tanto che occasionalmente ho dovuto spegnerlo e lasciarlo raffreddare per risolvere problemi di funzionamento.

L'ho acquistato per collegare diversi dispositivi alla massima velocità (10gb). Prodotto fantastico.

Switch di ottima qualità, funziona perfettamente, ottima l'interfaccia utente, e poi e garantito a vita da Netgear, Consigliato!!

Fa il suo dovere, ma essendo 'fanless' scalda..

Sent me Type E & F ("European") plugs; not Type B ("American"). Can't find Type B Equivalent from Netgear sales apparently so I bought a generic Type B which is working fine so far..Unfortunately, I assumed I was sent the right setup as I was in the middle of a big move, so I didn't take too close of a look when I received the switch delivery (incredibly late mind you) so the wrong cord was a big surprise.

Per la mia prima rete a 10GBe ho pensato di affidarmi a Netgear che conosco da anni. L'apparecchio è semplice e con funzionalità complete per questo tipo di apparecchi. Scalda molto, come tutti gli apparecchi a 10GBit. Consigliato. Un solo consiglio per Netgear, con 4 porte a 10Gbit e 6 porte a 1 GBit e 1 porta SFP+ sarebbe stato davvero perfetto.

I took advantage of a Black Friday deal to buy this 10Gbe switch to replace a 1Gbe model. I'm now getting SSD speeds (around 600MB/s) transferring files between my desktop computer and the NAS storage device on Windows. A very worthwhile upgrade!

A fully featured piece of kit that can handle fast speeds over existing ethernet infrastructure. Install Cat6 or higher for full speed and POE functionality, my home network is now ready for the next gen Fibre connections of over 1Gig.

Ottimo switch per la gestione di rete 10Gbps, costruito molto bene, chassis in metallo, robusto al tatto e di misure ridotte.Funziona egregiamente, si nota subito la differenza rispetto switch da 10/100/1000. Prezzo elevato, secondo il mio modesto parere, ammetto la follia nell'aver comprato, ma devo dire che con questo prodotto si viaggia a velocità elevata.Consiglio a chi come me deve gestire flussi elevati di dati per video in 4k.

Netgear, I hope you're listening! This switch has disappointed me a little for a number of reasons. Firstly, let's talk about mounting. Okay, you get a 19" mounting kit with this switch for mounting in a rack, but what you don't get is the square hole nuts for the rack posts! This is insane considering most 4 post racks use this kind of mount.Secondly, you need to know that this switch is heavy and I mean, REALLY heavy. However, the mounting kit for this switch is a bracket attached by 4 screws at the front of the switch on each side, which in my opinion, really isn't sufficient for this weight. So what you end up with, is a switch that droops downwards from front to back because the mount just can't really cope with the weight. This switch should really come with proper 4 post rails for its weight and Netgear should have known this, since it contains PSU and takes a kettle lead as its power input.Thirdly, and this is *VERY* important for people to note. This switch does *NOT* support connections less than 1Gbe. So if you were planning on connecting a device, it must be at least a gigabit device. As long as you realise that this switch is primarily designed for connecting high-speed devices, you should be fine, but don't think about using this switch to connect a network printer. (Well, not unless it's a very good network printer that has a 1Gbe connection, which most actually don't)Fourthly, for such an expensive switch Netgear seems to have cut corners in terms of their LED usage. Normally for an RJ45, you'd get 2 LEDs per port, one would indicate a connection, the other blinking for traffic, but that's just not what you get here! What you get is 2 LEDs, the one on the left will tell you if you have a connection and what speed (green/orange), but also do the blinking for traffic. The right LED, well, that's for the RJ45 beneath the one you're using! Now I don't know if this is some kind of design choice or Netgear cutting costs, but either way, it's weird, having an LED next to a port but indicating the use of a port below it. Usually there would be a panel of LEDs to the left that would in indicate this kind of thing, but Netgear have obviously standardised their chassis and so would be inconvenient for 48 port models; it's still not nice for such an expensive switch though.Finally, let's deal with with upgrading. It's always a good idea to upgrade the firmware as it's almost certainly to be out of date when you get your switch, but upgrading the firmware and boot code is a hodge-podge mess in this switch. Documentation is severely lacking, especially for such an important process that has the potential to brick things and everything just seems to be aimed at the newbie telling you how to log in at every stage etc, but this just isn't the target market for this kind of switch. Netgear should really take a leaf from Cisco's book in this department and provide a clear and concise upgrade procedure.Now, onto the good stuff. In terms of performance and feature set, this switch is great. Its performance is amazing and contains all of the features that you'd expect from a good switch and it's only a bit sad that you only get Layer-3 Lite with this switch.All in all, it's a great switch in terms of performance only really let down by poor mounting, questionable design choices and lack of technical documentation.