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8 PoE+ ports (10/100Mbps)
2 Gigabit Ethernet uplink ports (10/100/1000Mbps)
Reolink PoE Switch (8 PoE 100Mb/s Ports, 2 Gigabit Uplinks, 120W) $84.99 ($82.99 eBay Plus) Delivered @ Reolink Official eBay
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emmanator12 on 08/08/2025 - 12:29 ebay.com.au (883 clicks)
Last edited 08/08/2025 - 16:51 by 2 other users
Last edited 08/08/2025 - 16:51 by 2 other users
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For 120W of power budget? How many cheaper can you find?
0 is what he meant to say
As an owner of a Reolink system, I agree. I bought the switch below for less than half the price (at the time was $34 including shipping, ended up being $25 with coupon code thingies) and it's excellent. I like having it use an IEC power connector also and replaced the one to the NBN with a Y-cable. Plus the switch below is 100/1000.
yeah for that price i would expect at least 2.5gb speeds.
Wow fast ethernet still exists? Guess it's OK for single cameras - can't see any other use for them.
Ethernet is very much alive, 2.5Gbps is becoming closer to standardised and 10Gbps is affordable.
These switches are mainly for cameras though, hence PoE. You plug the switch into your DVR and the cameras into the switch, then DVR into modem. Another recent deal was a 32 port Reolink DVR for example
OP is not talking about Wi-Fi replacing Ethernet, but the "8 PoE+ ports (10/100Mbps)" being old fashioned "Fast Ethernet" and not Gigabit.
He specifically said Fast Ethernet mate
FE can carry as many cameras as 100mb of data, ~8xn 4k @ 16Mb
Thanks for clarifying above. Yes I'm aware 10/100 should be enough to carry a single 4K security camera stream especially x265 codec. It should also be fine for VoIP phones of course.Coupled with the Gb uplink ports they are fine for that purpose.
Not good enough for fast data transfer or even WiFi 6/7 access points really.
As long as you know what you are buyng it's all good.
All the best.
Idk how TP Link compares, but apparently the 8 port version of this is 110W
https://www.amazon.com.au/TP-Link-TL-SG1016D-Gigabit-Prevent…
Can't find specs on the 16 port, decent for $97.
That 16port you linked does not have PoE
TP-Link TL-SG1016D PoE Switch 16 Port
Is the title wrong?
Edit: specs on site don't mention PoE, amazon title is wrong.
i've had two TP link switches die. Really good bang for buck, but the parts inside are mass produced, low quality parts.
I have question: can we connect NVS8's LAN port into one of the uplink ports, 8 cameras into POE ports of this switch, connect the other uplink port of this switch into the router?
- NVS8 LAN —> Switch's uplink
- 8 cameras —> Switch's POE ports
- (Switch's) remaining Uplink —> router
Yeah I do not see an issue with that. The uplink ports are equal.
The only concern might be that the uplink ports likely share the same switching chip so would not expect high bandwidth on both at the same time. But if this is just your camera hub with the NVR being direct and the router is there just for access and check video on the NVR from time to time you should be OK
Just make sure your devices/cameras do not need more than 15W each.
Expensive POE switch tbh