[Prime] TP-Link 10-Port Gigabit Desktop Ethernet Switch with 8-Port PoE+ $76.99 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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Alright price for what seems to be decent gigabit poe+ switch. Bought one for surveillance cameras.

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This is part of Amazon Prime Day sale for 2024

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  • +3

    Save 10% on any 2 means you can get an overall discount with some items (which aren't particularly useful items) or a very cheap somewhat good item:

    Cheap extra item

    TP-Link 1000Mbps 5-port (Total $81.53)

    TP-Link 1000Mbps 8-port (Total $88.41)

    TP-Link 10/100Mbps 8-port (Total $78.20)

    Effectively discounts the OP

    TP-Link 10/100Mbps 5-port (Total $76.49)

    Mercusys wireless USB adapter (Total $76.49)

    TP-Link wireless USB adapter (Total $76.49)

    All qualifying items

    https://www.amazon.com.au/promotion/psp/A23SM1H1J35CEZ

    • +3

      if you were after more than one switch, I'd recommend just getting a larger switch. they are more cost affective than buying multiple switches to try to get a discount while being even more capable. My opinion at least.

      • +2

        Yeah agreed - that being said a 5-port 1000Mbps for $4.54 (or even a 5-port 100Mbps for $-0.50) would still be good to have around for example to be used at a different part of your network (e.g.: behind the TV) if you don't have one already.

        • +2

          ahhh I just fully grasped your comment. No yeah 100%, that's a great idea to have some simple, plug and play unmanaged witches is a great idea if you have any type of home network! (and they are effectively free if you were going to buy my post so 100% yes. I don't really need it as I have these laying around at home unused already haha.)

          Great addition thanks.

          • @Larsson: not sure unmanaged witches ARE a great idea

      • +1

        Sometimes big POE switches have fans, which if it’s in a living room or whatever, can be noisy.

  • +2

    Any deals on 2.5GB switches?

    • I pick some off Ali-express, 2.5gbps POE+ which had been around $110.

  • +4

    Eight PoE+ ports looks like a bargain—until you see the 61W power budget… so you can run a whole two of those PoE ports drawing full power.

    Check your power draw before getting this.

    • +2

      Curious what people run off poe for high power consumption like 30w? I have a couple cameras and they are about 4w each.

      • +1

        Wireless Ap's

    • what's a good one then

    • +3

      Should be enough to power 6 or more modern PoE cameras which mostly use under 10W each.

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