Wiitek SFP+ to RJ45 Copper Modules, 10GBase-T Transceiver Compatible for Cisco SFP-10G-T-X, Ubiquiti, Netgear, Mikrotik, Unifi
- WIDE COMPATIBILITY:This 10G Copper SFP+ Transceiver is 100% compatible for Cisco SFP-10G-T-X, Ubiquiti, D-link, TP-LINK, Supermicro, Netgear, Mikrotik, Unifi and Other Open Switches, connecting 10g ethernet Switch, Edge Router, media converter;
- CABLE DISTANCE:10GBase-T SFP Module supports Links up to 30m using Cat 6a/7 or Better Cable , works for 5GBase-T, 2.5GBase-T using Cat 6a/7, and 1000Base-T using Cat 5e cable or better(10G SFP+ Ports);
- PROTOCOLS: 10Gb RJ45 SFP Compatible SFF-8431 and SFF-8432 MSA , IEEE 802.3az; Each Module is individually 100% tested on the 10G RJ45 Ethernet Switch before delivery;
- HOT SWAPPABLE:Hot-swappable transceivers that plugs into an 10Gb SFP+ port,plug and play,no need to power down if installing or replacing;Less than 2.5W Power Consumption;RoHS compliant (lead free);
- SUPPORT: 30 Days Free-returned, 3-year Product Quality Assurance, Free Lifelong Technology Support.
₨18,085.60 – ₨18,455.60
10GBase-T SFP+ 10 Gigabit RJ45 Copper SFP Transceiver 30-Meter
Features
◆ Supports Links up to 30m using Cat 6A/7 or Better Cable
◆ SFF-8431 and SFF-8432 MSA Compliant
◆ IEEE 802.3az and 802.3an Compliant
◆ IEEE 802.3bz for 5G&2.5G BASE-T
◆ Hot-pluggable SFP+ footprint
◆ TX Disable and RX Los function
◆ Fully metallic enclosure for Low EMI Emissions
◆ +3.3V single power supply
◆ Low Power Consumption (2.5W MAX @ 30m)
◆ Compact RJ-45 connector assembly
◆ Access to physical layer IC via 2-wire serial bus
◆ XFI/5GBASE-R/2500BASE-X/SGMII, SGMII Auto-Negotiation On
◆ Auto-negotiates with other 10GBase-T PHYs
◆ Supports 100/1000Base-T using Cat 5e cable or better
◆ MDI/MDIX Crossover
◆ Multiple Loopback Modes for Testing and Troubleshooting
◆ Built-in Cable Monitoring and Link Diagnostic
◆ Unshielded and Shielded cable support
◆ Operating case temperature range of 0°C to +70°C
Applications
◆ 10 Gigabit Ethernet over Cat 6A cable
◆ 5 Gigabit Ethernet over Cat 6A cable
◆ 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet over Cat 6A cable
◆ 1.25 Gigabit Ethernet over Cat 5e cable
Specification: Wiitek SFP+ to RJ45 Copper Modules, 10GBase-T Transceiver Compatible for Cisco SFP-10G-T-X, Ubiquiti, Netgear, Mikrotik, Unifi
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76 reviews for Wiitek SFP+ to RJ45 Copper Modules, 10GBase-T Transceiver Compatible for Cisco SFP-10G-T-X, Ubiquiti, Netgear, Mikrotik, Unifi
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stargazer –
Worked flawlessly to connect 2.5 Gbs modem to Unifi UDM-ProMy ISP (Xfinity) upgraded my internet to 1.2 GBs (for free, thank you!).To make use of the faster speed, I purchased an approved Motorola modem with 2.5 Gbs output, and this White product. The Unifi software made it relatively easy to switch the main WAN to the SFP+ port.I did not need to do any configuration on this Wiitek part. It just worked. I get 1.3 GBs or more at the UDM-Pro, and 900-1200 Mbs at clients. Very happy.
RonZ –
25 degree drop compared to Mikrotik S+RJ10Wow, this is so much cooler than Mikrotik S+RJ10 for some reason in UDM SE. With S+RJ10, it would go up to 85C then shut itself down. With a 20mm fan blowing at the module directly, S+RJ10 was only able to go down to 65C. I replaced S+RJ10 with this Wiitek transceiver, now the transceiver is reporting 40C with a 20mm fan blowing at it.
Theresa M. Walker –
works as intendedBought this for my UDM-Pro port 10 connection to an ATT fiber modem (ONT port) for a 2GB service. Works as intended.
TECHFRANZ –
Works great on UniFi UDM ProI am using this on my UDM Pro. It works great especially after turning off Auto Negotiation on both the Switch and Computer and manually setting it to 10G speed.
seedifferently –
Works great at 10G on my UniFi switch, but may have compatibility issues at lower speedsThis transceiver worked well for me for 10G ethernet. I used it in my Ubiquiti UniFi Switch Enterprise’s SFP+ port, connected at the workstation end to an AQC107-based 10G NIC. My (unscientific) iperf testing showed Tx/Rx rates in the 7-9 Gb/s range. It also displayed power and temperature info in the switch’s UI (which not all of these transceivers do).However, as others have noted in their reviews here: If you’re looking for a
Jeremy Reed –
Works at multiple bit rates.Used in a Netgear Nighthawk X10 (R9000) to connect to the 2.5G port of a Spectrum Hitron EN2251 modem with seamless plug and play results.
Y. C. –
Great Auto-negotiating Multispeed SFP+ RJ45 TransceiverI bought three different SFP+ modules for testing.- The Mikrotik S+RJ10 Transceiver- 10GTek Transceiver- This one.My use case for this is to connect my Dream Machine Pro to the uncommon 5Gbps gateway port provided by AT&T fiber. The 10GTek doesn’t have autonegotiating so it didn’t work.The Mikrotik worked. However it was running a bit too hot (85C-ish) and it’s close to being dangerous touching. I bought a SFP+ cage to SFP+ cable and the Mikrotik didn’t work in the extension cable. That made cooling it outside of the UDM Pro infeasible.Until I discovered this module. Autonegotiation works. Running much cooler at 58C (it is copper gear so this more than just meets the expectations). And it works in the extension cage as well. And guess what? Cheaper than the Mikrotik too.
D. Boyce –
Works Great!! Finally full upload speedsI went through quite a few of these and finally found one that was able to provide full upload speeds.I am running Pfsense as a VM on unRaid. I am passing through a Chelsio T520-CR dual port card and using one for my LAN connected to a 10GB switch. I am also passing through on board 1GB intel nic to use with my WAN connected to FIOS gigabit via ethernet. I started having issues with NIC dropping offline on Pfsense reboot so figured I would use the spare SFP+ port on Chelsio card for my WAN as well. I tried a couple SFP+ RJ45 transceivers and they would get full download but upload was limited to 15 Mbits/s.Tried this Wiitek SFP+ to RJ45 transceiver and now getting full download and upload speeds (856/931). Couldn’t be happier. I know these transceivers are very hardware specific, just glad it worked out for my specific hardware.
iPhone User –
Good 10g SPF+ ModeThese consume slightly less power than some of the others in this class – thus running cooler.
Jason F. –
Very VeristileThese are very versatile SFP+ modules. Not only do they work in many devices and support many speeds they also do the conversation of the speeds in the module themselves, rather than the switch having to support the 100Mb,1Gb,2.5Gb,5Gb and 10Gb this device will always show up as 10Gb to the device with the SFP+ port it is plugged into, this means a switch that does not support 100Mb can have this plugged into it with a 100Mb device on it.I’ve used a couple of these in my Fiber demarcation cabinet to hang 2 100Mb ethernet devices (WattBox & HDHomeRun) off my USW Aggregation Switch. I was also able to use one with my Cable modem and a 10GTek 10G SFP+ to SFP+ OEO Media converter to get 2.5Gb from my Cable modem and send to my router using a 10Gb SFP+ BIDI module over single mode.
Roger Whitehouse –
Fast, does as advertised for ubiquityI’m using this with a 1Gbps fiber connector and getting 1.2Gbps symmetrical
J. Hankerson –
10g copper simplicitywork perfectly with my Mikrotik fiber switch and give me the speed i need with no fuss. they do run really warm but so far so good. Also work with my Intel based NICs as well
Paul L. –
Works with Ubiquiti UDM ProConnected at 2.5 GbE to Motorola MB8611 modem. I just needed to restart the modem to reconnect.
mike ingoglia –
These work perfectly!If you have an SFP+ and want a speed other than 10gb, pick some of these up. They’ll negotiate at 10gig to the sfp+, but then they’ll also negotiate at the ethernet level at 1, 2.5, and 10 (I think 5 as well). I have one piece of equipment that has a 2.5gig interface and I didn’t want to buy a separate switch just to handle 2.5gb. This fit the bill.
Commandline –
Good multi-speed compatibilityWorks well on Ubiquiti end of equipment. Had issues when using with Mellanox cards (ConnectX-3). Would attempt lengthy auto-negotiation and sometimes fail (though this item is not specifically listed as compatible with Mellanox). On the Ubiquiti end, we use these since they seem to support 1,2.5,5,10gb. You may need to tweak the settings in UI to unlock certain speeds. UI will show 10gb for link speeds of 2.5 and 5gb.
MOHALAZMI –
Works with Asus rt-ax89xWorks with my Asus rt-ax89x SFP+ 10gbps even 2.5gbps.I’m using now multi-gigabit netgear MS510TXU Switch in the basement , it has: 1x SFP+,1x 10gbe,2x 5gbe,2x 2.5gbe,and 4x gigabit ports,shielded CAT7 Cable from basement to first floor.Asus RT-AX89X in the first floor, and it has SFP+, rj45 10gbe, and 9 gigabit ports, the rj4510gbe I need it for my PC(in the future), So I ordered SFP+ adapter, and it works perfectly, I even tried 2.5gbe port switch to this sfp+ adapter on rt-ax89x and I get more than 233mb/s (one gigabit PC and one wifi 6 Android phone).. Asus rt-ax89x status page reported that the cable connected is 10gbps.In Asus support site “It support 10Gbps only.”.works well for 10gbe and 2.5gbe for me.
Khalil Bin Malik –
Product works great!I am using this to connect my WAN to a 10G SFP+ port on my Netgate 6100 and I am also using one as an uplink into the 10G SFP+ port on my Ubiquiti Enterprise 24 PoE Switch. It works out of the box on those devices and auto negotiates to 10 Base-T. It also less expenses than other comparable products.
Michael C Cramer –
Worked with Ubiquity DM ProThis 10Gb SFP+ to RJ45 adapter connected my Ubiquity Dream Machine Pro SFP+ at 10Gb to AT&T Fiber BGW320-500. This allows 1.5Gb throughput even with traffic monitoring on and security at highest level.
David –
Works great. Connects my 5Gb Cablemodem to my 10Gb UDM ProThis ubiquiti model worked great in connecting my 10Gb UDM PRO to my AT&T BGW300-505 Cablemodem @ 5Gb over CAT6 wiring.
e40 –
The perfect thing to connect my UDM SE to Sonic.net 10G internetAll I had to do:1. create WAN2 in settings2. plug it inLiterally all I had to do. I got 7Gbps down and 3Gbps up, and that was with some features turned on that slow things down a little.
Pcmofo –
Mac Studio 10Gbe + UnifiThis adapter was able to get my Mac Studio with 10Gbe to talk to my Unifi Pro switch at 10Gbe speeds. I was using a MikroTik adaptor previously and it topped out at 5Gbe. Happy to get the 10Gbe speeds I was looking for. Hope this helps others in the Mac + Unifi boat.
Anthony Roberts –
CAUTION IF YOU WANT TO USE 2.5preface: it works fine at 10GBASE-T, but if you plan to use this at 2.5 read on. the one star rating reflects my desire to bring this review to the attention of prospective purchasers, not a complete condemnation of the product.WiiTek says this supports 2.5GBASE-T and it does autonegotiate to that speed. In some configurations it does deliver the expected performance of 2+ gigabit/s. However if you want to use this in a mixed network with 10 gig or faster you will likely encounter problems. I strongly suspect this is because the switch sees this module as 10 gigabit and sends packets at that speed, resulting in many lost packets and, in my testing, less than gigabit performance.I attempted to work around this with a Mikrotik CRS305 switch by putting egress limits on the port, and that does help. In this configuration I was able to get up to about 1.4 gigabit/s. Raising the egress limit above that resulted in performance collapsing back down to
Alex –
PerfectWorks perfect no regrets!
JMF –
Works with PeplinkThis is working well in my Peplink SD 24 switch, connected to an Asus Maximus XIII Hero ethernet controller Intel I225-V. I get the full 2.5gbps over about 15 meters of cat5e ethernet cable routed through the attic and walls. Copying large files simultaneously from 3 other computers in the house that have 1gbps links is using the full 2.5 bandwidth without any problems.Both the switch port and the client NIC are set to auto-negotiate. Anything else does not work. The client reports 2.5 and the switch reports 10gbps. Actual measured speed is 2.5.The SFP gets warm, but not excessively hot in my opinion.
Joel S. –
Requires disconnects occasionally or stops workingNot sure if it’s my router or this, but I have to unplug the Ethernet cable (Cat 6a) every so often because my server loses its network connection. This is my only SFP+ connection, so it’s possible it’s on my routers end, but I feel like it’s this device. I’ll likely replace this in the future to test this theory. Outside of that, I am getting a full 10gbps connection
Kevin Morgan –
Perfect for UDM Pro WANI have fast cable, but not fiber.My modem has a 2.5GbE RJ45 port, but the UDM Pro only has 1GbE RJ45 or 10 GbE SFP+ for the WAN, no apparent multi-gig RJ45 WAN.This little guy shows a 10 GbE connection to my UDM Pro and a 2.5 GbE connection to my cable modem. Completely auto-negotiated, though you may have to manually set the SFP+ side to 10GbE. Speed tests are in excess of 1Gbps so I know the link is 2.5 as my modem shows.Very cost effective. Connection to the SFP+ port can be touchy, so just don’t bump it.
Colin T. Cassells –
Works perfectly in my Unifi UXG-PROWorks perfectly to connect my Motorola MS8611 cable modem to my UXG-PRO at 2.5GB/s. I had to buy this as most SPF modules only support 1.25/10, and these new odd ball speeds of 2.5/5 isn’t commonly supported. Can’t verify that it supports 5GB/s but 2.5GBs works fine. Router registers the connection as 10GB/s, probably because unifi hasn’t added support for 2.5/5 in its displays? I’m just not sure why bother with 2.5 when 10 is so common and affordable.
Ben –
Just worksThis works perfectly at 2.5g speeds to both a Asus Dark Hero x570 motherboard and a 2017 MacBook Pro 15″
Sergio Poduno –
So far so good.Works as it should. Temp is low: just 43C and speed as specified. Will buy more.
darkeckec –
Not working in Netgear XS708T switch with Intel I225-V 2.5 Gb/s NICGot it to extract full speed from Intel I225-V v3 NIC. Used it in Netgear XS708T switch that has 2 SFP+ ports. Testing throughput with iPerf3 it is clear that speed is asymmetrical. Speed from Intel card is full 2.5Gb/s, while speed to Intel card is under 500Mb/s. Tech support tried me to change pretty much all buffer sizes and offload settings in Intel NIC driver, including using Jumbo frames. Nothing helped, and ultimately I had to return it. You may have better luck with Realtek 2.5Gb/s NICs and this transceiver, but if you intend to use it with Intel’s 2.5Gb/s NINs, don’t bother.
Jacob B –
Perfect for a MikroTik switchThis worked perfectly for me to drop in 10GbE into my MikroTik switch and add 10GbE over my existing Cat6. Have only had it installed an running for about a day, but it was really just plug and go. I did need to go into my switch to advertise 2.5GbE and 5.0GbE for this module, but I’m not really using them, I just wanted to have them available. Paired with a Intel x550 T1.
Christopher Berger –
Works great in my UDM-ProWorks great in my UDM-Pro
Brian Stretch –
Needed this for my new cable modemMy new Arris S33 cable modem has a 2.5Gb copper port and my pfSense router has a SFP+ NIC. This transceiver bridged the gap nicely. The Chelsio T520-SO-CR NIC accepted it without complaint. H/T servethehome and dslreports for the recommendation. Speedtest shows 1.44Gbps down, roughly the maximum I can expect from xfinity’s Gig tier.
Scott K. Walker –
Works with UniFi Pro SwitchWorks great in UniFi USW 24 Pro POE switch to connect a single 2.5 Gbps computer to the SFP+ port.Note that UniFi does not yet off an SFP+ to RJ45 adapter that supports 2.5 or 5 Gbps, only 1 & 10 Gbps. I chose this one based on comparisons in Serve The Home.
Brian the Engineer –
Works, and works really well.Plugged in, Fiber in, Green light and go.It has just worked as expected and hasn’t had a single issue.Plug and play, gotta go fast! ~~~~~
Steven –
Works perfect with low power usageWorks well in a Mikrotik switch and doesn’t use a lot of power so doesn’t get hot. (I had an issue with a different brand before, so I bought these instead).
Yakov G –
Has problems with UDMP and 2.5GBs FiberExact same issue as other modules. Slow incredibly slow uploads. As in < 100 mbps. On a symmetric fiber 2gig connection — downloads are fine, uploads are not — same story this and a few others, but if it's advertised as 803.1bz compliant, it should have been verified to fully support the 803.1bz standard — it doesn't. The one that works is the MikroTik S+RJ10.
Calestus –
Works. Cheap.This was way cheaper than the unifi version and I have it running at 2.5GB. It pumps 1.2gb over my ISP all day. Thanks Wiitek!
Jason Mosby –
the little gold piece comes off super easilywould of been 5 stars but that little gold clip comes off way to easily. makes it a pain to remove the module when you go to flip it down cause all it wants to do is come off.
Robstar –
Mikrotik CRS317 doesn’t work properly with this SFP+ at 2.5Gbit/sWhen I stick this in & connect my win10desktop (RTL8125 chipset), the link in windows shows up as 2.5Gbit/s, however file copies are at ~ 1MB/s. SFTP is a bit better at 100MB/s, but still slower than native 1Gbit/s on another switch.Changing out the SFP to the official mikrotik part gave me 240MB/s!! Get the real SFP.I can’t comment on 5/10
TimW –
Does NOT work with UDM Pro and AT&T BGW320-505 RouterJust adding my experience that this does not work with the UDM Pro, despite the claim that it specifically does. It does auto negotiate to 10Gbps on the UDM Pro and gets the rated speed for downloads, but the upload is limited to under 1Gbps.
Ryan –
Weak release hinge and janky firmwareI no longer use this SFP+ module due to multiple issues. The hinge used to release the SFP from its cage is VERY weak. The hinge on mine broke under the normal force needed to release it. I’ve also seen a lot of errors reported by my network gear when the module is “operating” at 2.5Gbps.
skittlz –
Works with Unifi UDM ProWorked perfectly in my Unifi UDM Pro with a Cat 6 Ethernet cable.
E. Harstad –
Good while it worked, but no warrantyThis module worked well for a little over a year before it died. I contacted the seller about the 3-year warranty and was told I would need to pay for shipping to return it to China, as well as shipping from China back to me. For something that costs $40-$50 that may as well mean it has no warranty.Do not expect any support after the Amazon return period ends.
KHAN –
DisappointedWorks perfectly with my Asus router. Build quality seems good.EDIT: I spoke too soon. Adapter seemed to work at first. I get a connection but then slowly the router just becomes completely unstable and stops serving an internet connection. The router GUI gets sluggish and doesn’t respond. Removed the SFP+ adapter and everything went back to normal, no more connection dropping.
TheRealReview –
Perfect for Ubiquity switch/router usersThis module worked perfectly with my Ubiquity UDM Pro and switches, Very easy to use. Worked as advertised, quick and simple plug and play. Fairly priced compared to the competition.
ds1gig –
Failed in less than 1 yearIt failed in less than 1 year. Lower quality product than competitors.
ShrubberyKnight –
Does not work with 2.5GbpsThis adapter does not play well with 2.5 Gbps. It was only allowing 1.7 Gbps downloads and 500 Mbps uploads. I replaced it with another SFP plus adapter and was able to get full 2.3 Gbps uploads and downloads.
Michael B. Harris –
10GB probably shouldn’t be this easy.No muss. No fuss. Just worked out of the box.
Alex Sigalovsky –
Did not work with CiscoThis transceiver was not recognized by any of my Cisco switches, nor by two Cisco cards in my Supermicro servers. Look elsewhere.
Evan –
Works on UDM Pro!Bought to get more than 1G speeds with my UDM pro (1.2g from my ISP). Took some fiddling with restarting both the modem and the UDM pro and changing a setting on the UDM pro to read from the 10G port but everything works now. It is super reliable and hasn’t gone down since installation!
Matt –
WorksPros: It does what it’s supposed to do. Even manages to reliably squeeze out 10g on Cat5e.Cons: reports as 850nm multi-mode rather than copper, and also runs hot (60c+) in my CRS305-1G-4S+.
Trusted Source –
Needed to connect my QNAP with 10GBe RJ45.I have a QNAP NAS with a RJ45 10Gbe port (and two 2.5Gbe ports). I plugged a Cat8 cable into the QNAP, plugged this transceiver into my Microtik switch and the RK45 into the transceiver. Voila, 10Gbe connection. Tested against my Windows 2019 Server that is connected to the Microtik via SFP+. Solid 10Gbe performance between the QNAP and the Server.
Michael C. Luster –
Integrates with my UDM Pro and ATT BGMMy UI environment centers on one UDM Pro. I was upgrading from ATT DSL to ATT fiber, this raised a new problem. ATT delivers 5Gig from the BGM using copper trunk, e.g. patch cable. UDM Pro, like many routers, has WAN ports and you need a SPF+ to utilize them. By design 10gig is negotiated, and a bad SFP might drop you down to the lower rate of 2.5Gbps. Witek SFP+ successfully negotiates for all 10Gbps of bandwidth. On UDM Pro, I set the WAN port up to a maximum speed up/down of 5gpbs. The connection has worked from the moment I plugged in the cable. Can’t ask for much more than that!
pm82 –
Works in the 10g wan port on a dream machineThis works in the 10g wan port on a dream machine pro. It does require a reboot to work
James R. –
Good module with lower power usage than average.Many modules like this; this one uses slightly less power than average which also means less heat. Tested at 1, 2.5, and 10 GBs
bummster –
Worked great on a chelsio NIC in my pfsense boxAt the time of writing this review, I’m a comcast gigabit plan user. They recently bumped us up to 1200mbps down. Taking into account the 20% overprovisioning that Comcast usually provides, that means theoretically I should be reaching ~1400mbps down or so with the right modem. I ended up buying aÂ
Motorola MB8611
 as it has a 2.5gbe rj45 port on it.
Motorola MB8611
 –> Cat6 patch cable –> Wiitek transceiver –> Chelsio NIC in my pfsense box.Worked like a charm. My pfsense box “sees” a 10gb connection even though on the other end of the Wiitek transceiver is a 2.5gbe connection. It does get hot, so know that going into it. Keep your area well vented if it bothers you.
Bridget Hanson –
Data transfer speeds not Bi-directionalI experienced very strange behavior. First off on my Cisco SG350X-24P switch it recognized this transceiver at 10Gb, however I had some issues so I returned it. First off, my Aquantia AQtion 10Gbit Network adapter would not run when set to 10Gb. I had to set it to 5Gb – then I could at least do some testing. The data transfer speeds were not bi-directional. When NIC was set at 2.5Gb I could push a test file to the server at 350MB/s, but pulling down a file was around 20MB/s. When NIC was set at 5Gb I could pull down a test file from the server at 380MB/s, but pushing back up the same file was around 20MB/s. I’m trying the 10Gtek (ASF-10G-T) next – here’s hoping.
Jessica Korthuis –
Awesome transceiver, works on my UDM Pro/Xfinity Router comboThis very budget friendly transceiver has been working great so far. Yes it runs a bit hot (~36C/96F), but this seems to be a common behavior for many brands.It is connected from the Xfinity Modem using the 2.5Gbps Eth+ port going to the SPF+ WAN port on the UDM Pro. Router reports 2.5gbps connection. My current plan allows for speeds up to 1200 mpbs and I’m getting nearly 1400 down.I’ve gradually upgraded the home network infrastructure to support 10G connections in expectation of the fiber services that are coming to our neighborhood late this year/early next and this has been a perfect addition to the other upgrades.I also have purchased a second unit.
ML –
Plug and PlayDoing some research for upgrading my house from 1Gbe to 10Gbe, I came across a couple of videos which suggested this SFP+ I Bought two initially for my home lab and router, and they worked flawlessly. I’ve since bought a few more to integrate into the 10Gbe switch, and couldn’t be happier with them. They do run a little hot (as most do) but other than that, they have been great – and at a great price too!
Jerry B –
Works as advertisedI sync at 10g which is all I require works well for that.
Alexandre –
Link goes down frequentlyHave one of those between my Unifi Aggreggation and my Dell R720 running ESXi with an Intel X520 and the link goes down every 2 days to multiple time a day. Swapped the cable, NIC port, switch port and the only way to fix this was with an OSI transceiver which is stable for 3 months.
Michel Simard –
sfp-rj45 10GFonctionne très bien à 10G
Nuwan –
Works perfectly with Bell HH4k to pfsense box!!Got this to connect the 10G port on the Bell homehub 4000 to my pfsense box since that cant be bypassed anymore as bell no longer provides a GPON. Was able to connect this to a BCM57810S SFP+ NIC on my pfsense box and have it sync at 10G without any messing around. Has been working perfectly for a few weeks now and no complaints at all. Recommended!!
Jarred –
Works with UDM ProNo issues connecting from my 10g lan port on modem to this 10g rj45 sfp+ transceiver (WAN 2 on UDM pro). Negotiates at 10g no problem and I can get my 1.5g isp speed no problem. Recommend if you need one.
BLocas –
Fonctionne bienFonctionne très bien avec une QSW-M2108 et supporte plusieur vitesse 1G/2.5G/5G/10G.
Joseph B. –
Works great with Mikrotik SwitchI have this plugged into a Mikrotik CSS326, negotiates at 2.5BASE-T just fine to connect to an Access Point.While it’s not mentioned on the product page, this device fully supports NBASE-T, which means it can also connect at 2.5 and 5 gigabit to devices. The device the transceiver is plugged into will just see “10G”, but the RJ45 device will negotiate at whatever its fastest speed is.
Delroy –
Works with Broadcom BCM57810SUsing this in a Broadcom BCM57810S NIC in my pfSense box to a connect via Cat 6 cable to a 2.5Gb port on my Ubiquiti switch and it works perfectly. pfSense “sees” it as a 10Gb device but it negotiates correctly at 2.5Gb with the switch.
Brandon –
Worked well until it didn’tPurchased this module for a UDMP back in May 22 and it worked well enough. Now 11 months later the module is consistently dropping the connection until the cable is pulled and re-inserted.
tanglapyan –
It’s hot and not stable.It goes hot even when idle. Go to fibre or DAC cable if you need 10G network. 10Gbase-T isn’t a good solution.
Jean-Francois D. –
Working fine with Mikrotik switchExcellent product that is well supported with Mikrotik products.
M. F. –
Working as expectedSFP gets a little hot (~64C) but work correctly.
John Abell –
Excellent ProductRuns as expected.
Simmod –
Works with QNap SwitchUsed in QNAP QSW-M408-2C switch to provide a 3rd 10G port.
RGB –
TX errors with US-16-XGTX errors with US-16-XG after only a few hours use.The one I received is defective in less than 24 hours use.
AnotherSuperStar –
Cut finger open and spf was stuck in soot. Stay away from this garbageStay away