TP-Link LiteWave Gigabit Switch 5-Port $13 (2 for $23.4), 8-Port $19.9 | PoE+ 5-Port $29 & More + Del ($0 Prime/$59+) @ AmazonAU

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TP-Link LiteWave Gigabit Switch 5-Port $13 (2 for $23.4), 8-Port $19.9 | PoE+ 5-Port $29 & More + Del ($0 Prime/$59+) @ AmazonAUAffiliate
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hamza23 on 28/05/2025 - 10:53 amazon.com.au (548 clicks)
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The same or slightly cheaper than Boxing Day deal.

Check the listing, 4 of the items are 10% off if you buy 2, 15% off if you buy 3, can mix and match between the 4 listings. 2 of the items are 5% off with $40+ Spend.

TP-Link LiteWave 5-Port Gigabit Desktop Switch (LS1005G)(amazon.com.au) $13 (2 for $23.40, 3 for $33.15 + 5% off with $40+ Spend)
TP-Link LiteWave 8-Port Gigabit Desktop Switch (LS1008G)(amazon.com.au) $19.90 (5% off with $40 Spend)
TP-Link LiteWave 5-Port Gigabit Desktop Switch with 5-Port PoE+, 65 W PoE Budget (LS105GP) $29 (2 for $52.20, 3 for $73.95)
TP-Link LiteWave 9-Port 10/100 Desktop Switch with 8-Port PoE+, 61 W PoE Budget (LS109P) $33 (2 for $59.40, 3 for $84.15)
TP-Link LiteWave 10-Port Gigabit Desktop Switch with 8-Port PoE+, 61 W PoE Budget (LS1210GP) $59 (2 for $106.15, 3 for $150.45)

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  • bleugh on 28/05/2025 - 11:47
    +1

    Thanks OP, Ended up buying a LS1210GP 10 port POE switch.
    will be good for a few cameras to take the load off my crappy OPTUS 'NBN' (ADSL) modem

  • Grish on 28/05/2025 - 12:04
    +1

    Haven't looked into the details, but why lower Poe budget on the 10 port vs the 5?

    Could buy 2x5port, save $7 and have 130w..

    • hotphil on 28/05/2025 - 14:30

      and save 10% with the coupon it's showing me

    • netsurfer on 28/05/2025 - 20:06

      Probably same PoE circuit setup, but with more ports, 4W needs to be used to support the ethernet switching for more ports.

      While it seems cheaper to go for 2x 5 port PoE switches, things to bear in mind:

      • You need to connect 2 switches together (so both switches lose 1 port each), and 1 switch also needs to uplink to the router, so you have 7 usable LAN ports left, whereas the 10 ports one, you can have up to 9 usable LAN ports (if you get an SFP+ module) since only 1 port needs to connect to the router.
      • By connecting the two switches together, traffic between the two switches may go through 1 gigabit pipe.
      • Can't achieve the full advantage of 10 ports backplane with 2 x 5 port switches.
      • 2 power adapters (total idle power usage is higher).

      It comes down to how much PoE budget you really need. 10 port switches generally have 2x backplane bandwidth.

  • mudguppy1 on 28/05/2025 - 13:15
    -7

    only for city dwellers. so not much of a deal really.

  • wordpickle on 28/05/2025 - 13:33

    Where are all the 2.5gbs switches at

  • BozoDubbedOver on 29/05/2025 - 14:21

    mfw i only learned about poe switches last week and bought one for full price

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