Recently bought a dedicated PC to use as my NVR and tried to set up my own surveillance system. I also needed an 8 port poe+ switch to run presumably 4-8 cameras. Brand choice for the switch won’t really be an issue, I just want something that is reliable. One of my engineer friends recommended me this website, very fast I found this switch and placed an order.
Appearance/build quality: The product itself feels solid, with metal chassis and great out-of-the-box perception of quality. The build is sturdy and nothing sounds loose when you give it a shake. This is not a cheap feeling piece of hardware.
Performance: I received the product 2 days ago and set it up at my garage. Switch is managed. Configuring the switch is easy with a simple GUI setup. Provisioning VLANs and assigning per-port configurations are easy to setup. Also, every RJ45 port on the switch supports PoE+ so I don't have to check to be sure putting poe+ devices in the correct port.
One thing I don't like: I can’t log in when I use my own console cable to connect the computer to the switch console port. They told me I had to use the console cable sent together with the switch. It works.

Use case
I have a few outbuildings around my house. As a temporary measure, I used several PoE injectors and a non-PoE switch to connect the security cameras. Now, I want to put a PoE switch to replace all of that, a more permanent solution.

The product arrived on time. When removing the switch from the box, I was surprised by two things: 1) its small and compact size. The unit is 1U in height, and it’s in a metal housing that should be durable enough. And 2) complete fittings. The two “ears” could be installed on two sides of the switches. The needed 8 bracket screws are also provided. So I can put my new switch either on a desk or a cabinet.

I have deployed the switch in my network. One SFP port is connected with my router, and the other one is connected with an NVR. For my security cameras, they are linked to the switch RJ45 ports.

PoE ports work fine
Worth noting that the total power budget of the device is 240W, supporting both 802.3at and 802.3af. For reference, my 4 cameras consume about 96W. If I plan to have 8 cameras connected on the device in the future, the switch still has enough power budget.

Strong security
It enables https instead of http for web management. This would help with security in general. Besides, the switch supports RADIUS authentication, which also enhances security. Appreciate this design.

Easy IP setup
The default IP of the product is 192.168.1.1, this is great for me. Because some providers default the IP address as 192.168.0.1, which is the default IP for most wifi routers, including mine. So I can not connect the switch and router at first (my old switch uses 192.168.0.1). This was a bit of pain, because I had to connect my computer to the old switch and manually configure the computer’s network settings to be able to reach the switch’s web interface. But now, all the steps will be omitted with my new switch.
Almost silent

The switch only puts out a max. sound of 41.5 dB, so I wouldn't say it's incredibly loud, especially if you aren't going to be sitting right next to it.

Overall, the VLAN and SNMP are functioning correctly, and the PoE hasn’t had any issues with my cameras. Anyway, it’s a cost-effective item, quite fitting my work.

Easy to setup, inexpensive, and well packaged. The switch appears to be high-quality and solidly constructed. I've installed it in my gigabit network, and it's been 100% stable over the past weeks, producing very good throughput.

I need some PoE+ switches to power ACs and APs in the college. This 8-port PoE+ switch is suitable for my application. And the price is amazing. I ordered one for test. If works well, I will buy more.

This is a great POE Switch. A nice size and was packed very well. I contacted my Account Manager and need some clarification on how it worked. I was really surprised what detail she went into to make my question just melt away. I am educated on POE switches a lot more.

I know FS on YouTube, as they uploaded a video about this POE switches which clearly showed its function and how to connect it. I was very interested in this item so I visited FS.COM, it's a very great web for providing various telecommunication products, also professional sales to answer different questions. I have ordered this POE switches and some network cables, all can work well, this switches support data transfer and power supply at the same time, very useful.

The best thing I like about this switch is the PoE, it allows us to run all my devices without having extra power cables all over. I am able to fully control and monitor activity. Simple yet effective. I didn't experience any network drops, lag, or random restarts. Set up is straight forward. I highly recommend this.

I purchased FS Managed Gigabit POE Switches at work. A little skeptical at first. The Wireless Access Points has been working fine for a while now, no power issues and, as a matter of fact, no issues whatsoever. I would recommend this switch if you need the power supply.