Tenda TEG1116M 16-Port Gigabit Router, Unmanaged Ethernet Router with Traffic Optimization, Plug & Play, Fanless Network Router and Metal Design, Limited Protection

I have not had any issues with the switch. Every device connected to the switch works well. Good Luck God Bless

Très pratique

Plenty of ports and right price.

I snagged this to use for my new job. I'm training to be a Linux System Administrator. So I have a few computers setup to learn on and not kill our production environment. I needed something fast and simple to connect to my repeater and not spend too much on it. This fit the bill perfectly. Currently there are 2 laptops, 3 desktops (one of them running 4 virtual machines), a printer, a repeater, XBox 360, XBox One and a 4k Television all connected to it. I can move anything around on that switch with absolutely no slow down at all. I had to transfer a lot of music from an external drive to one of the desktops that's acting as a file server. That poor switch was blinking like morse code sent out during war time. But, it got there in full with no waver in speed. To push it further I streamed LoTR in 4K trying to give it a challenge. It didn't exist. It just sat silently and got things done. If you need 16 ports at a reasonable price, low power consumption and can handle some abuse. Yeah, my kittens jumped on a cord and pulled it to the floor. I reconnected everything and it kept on keeping on. This switch will definitely surprise you.

The Tenda TEG1116M is a reliable and cost-effective 16-port Gigabit switch for home networks. It is entirely plug-and-play, making setup quick and simple without requiring any configuration or additional software. The dedicated uplink ports are a nice touch, making it easy to cascade the switch with others or connect directly to a router. Performance-wise, it handles network traffic efficiently, thanks to its 32Gbps switching capacity and 2M buffer, ensuring smooth data transfers even when managing multiple devices. One nice feature is the 6 kV lightning protection, which adds a layer of safety against power surges. I have no way to test this feature directly, but it’s nice to know the design includes this level of precaution. The fanless metal construction is also a plus, keeping the unit quiet while allowing for good heat dissipation. My main criticism is the use of an external power brick. In my experience, external power supplies tend to be less durable and can fail after a few years. Embedding the power supply within the unit would enhance both longevity and overall build quality. That said, for its price point, this switch delivers excellent value and solid performance. Overall, this is a great option for expanding a home network, especially if you don’t mind the external power supply.