TRENDnet 5-Port 10G Switch, TEG-S750, 5 x 10G RJ-45 Ports, 100Gbps Switching Capacity, Supports 2.5G and 5G-Base-T Connections, Ethernet Splitter, NDAA & TAA Compliant, Lifetime Protection, Black
$33.99
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TRENDnet’s 5-Port 10G Switch, model TEG-S750, provides advanced high bandwidth performance, ease of use, and reliability. TheTEG-S750 10G switch features five dedicated 10G ports for high-speed network connections with a 100Gbps switching capacity.Having a sturdy compact metal housing and fanless design, the 10G switch is a cost-effective switch solution for high-speed 10Gigabit network connections. This versatile unmanaged 10G switch also supports 2.5G/5G-BASE-T connections for fasterthroughput over your existing Cat5e cabling (or better).
10G PORTS: This 5-Port 10G switch provides a cost-effective solution in adding 10G link capability with five 10G ports for highspeed connections over Cat6a cabling (or better)
LIFETIME PROTECTION -We stand by the quality of our products. The TEG-S750 5-Port 10G Switch, 5 x 10G RJ-45 Ports is secured with Lifetime Manufacturer Protection from TRENDnet. (U.S. and Canada Only)
10G SPEED REQUIREMENT: In order to obtain the maximum performance and benefit of 10G speeds, you will need a 10G line activated from your Internet Service Provider, and a TRENDnet 10G PCIe Network Adapter, TEG-10GECTX (or similar product)
NDAA + TAA COMPLIANT: With our NDAA and TAA compliant network switches, you can plan and install networking solutions that Government customers demand today (U.S. and Canada Only)
RELIABLE TECH SUPPORT: Our team of advisors, support and tech experts are English speaking, and available for all your needs during normal business hours. We take pride in being there for our customers.
MULTI-GIGABIT SUPPORT: This versatile unmanaged 10G switch also supports 2.5G-BASE-T connections for faster speeds over your existing Cat5e cabling (or better)
SWITCHING CAPACITY: The 10G switch has a 100Gbps switching capacity
FANLESS DESIGN: Fanless design lowers energy consumption and eliminates noise for silent operation
Supports IEEE 802.3bz 2.5G-BASE-T over cat5e cabling (or better; Supports IEEE 802.3an 10G-BASE-T over cat6a cabling (or better)
LED Indicators: LED indicators conveniently convey port status on the 10G switch
12 reviews for TRENDnet 5-Port 10G Switch, TEG-S750, 5 x 10G RJ-45 Ports, 100Gbps Switching Capacity, Supports 2.5G and 5G-Base-T Connections, Ethernet Splitter, NDAA & TAA Compliant, Lifetime Protection, Black
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Anongw65 –
Does the job!
Great product and gets the job done. It does get a bit warm, though, and I ended up placing a heat sink (with a large thermal pad) on top of it, and the placed a spare computer case fan next to it to dissipate the heat.
GrumpyandDopey –
Great Switch
I’ve been using TrendNet switches for a couple of years now. The new 10G switch is replacing a 2.5G switch in my office, I’m trying to future proof my setup. Immediately I could tell that throughput was faster and I measured ~30-40% throughput difference between the old and new switch. It does run a little hotter than the old switch but not that I can’t touch it and not bad for being fanless. I also ran benchmarks on my machine and overall throughput and CPU is less. Super easy to set up, just plug it in and Cat cables I’m using Cat 8) and you’re rolling. I plan on buy another to replace a 2.5G in my main entertainment setup.Update:I replaced my 2.5G switch in my main entertainment setup and plugged in the Roku, AppleTV and MoCA, works great. Something weird, I could not get the Roku box working with the 2.5G switch, no matter how hard I tried. Worked first shot with this switch. Very happy with the performance and quality of the hardware.
DDK123 –
Good 5 Port 10Gig Switch
Since implementing this 10Gig switch into my 10Gig LAN it has worked great. Started 508MB pings at implementation and no loss. TRENDnet website states to only use cat6a, but specs for cat6 state it should work for under 150 feet. I went with cat6a since there is not a big difference in price and TRENDnet recommendation is to use cat6a. Gets a bit warm but expected for a five port 10Gig switch but it’s not bad. It is an American company and the switch is well built and has a good quality feel to it. Currently using three (all 10Gig connections) of the five ports. Works good so far.
Texas Consumer –
NASA Training Facility, AKA My Living Room
Five stars are fairy dust, one star is therapy. Here’s the actual story. Hardwired the PS5, a mountain of streamers, Smart TV’s, and Eero pro 7 backhaul, this thing is running my home like Houston Mission Control. Four stars because while it’s flawless, I keep waiting for someone to knock on my door and ask why I’m running a server farm in my living room.
Jpaudio –
It works well
Is a really good switch it works well
Amazon Customer –
Impressive Upgrade That Just Works
This unit fixed years of unresolved issues that drove me crazy. Best birthday gift I ever bought for my wife to give to me.I have a demanding family home network that involves a combination of wired and wireless networked devices. I am running a Windows Server, a Network Attached Storage (NAS), 3 Multimedia (Movie)Streaming PCs, 3 Desktop PCs, 1 Laptop, 4 Netbooks, 2 DirecTV DVRs, 2 Gaming Consoles, 2 network attached Blu-ray Players, a VOIP (Internet) Telephone System, and 5 DROID X Cell Phones using Wi-Fi.All my equipment was fairly new. I had what appeared to be a simple and clean setup with a cable modem going to a simple 4 port wireless combo router. Attached to the router was a VOIP router and then two 5-port 10/100 speed switches that carried Ethernet to 3 other rooms. In each room is another 5-port 10/100 speed switch which connects to a combination of Multimedia PCs, DirecTV DVRs, Blu-ray Players and Gaming consoles.My High-speed Internet is the best offered in my location at 50 Mb/second. But none of this matters if your infrastructure is lacking. All I know is I had complaints from the kids and wife about how slow things always were. I constantly found myself restarting the cable modem and router which seemed to be a temporary fix. For years I constantly fiddle with connectivity issues, lost IPs, and choppy performance. My family finally gave up completely on trying to view the 2ND DirecTV DVR from the other room because it continually froze up.Enough was enough. Knowing that the cable modem and router were both fairly new, I started to suspect the 10/100 switches. All appeared OK, and function checked ok, but out of frustration, I still replaced them all. The two main switches were replaced with the TRENDnet 16-Port Gigabit Switch and the three remaining 5-port 10/100 switches were each replaced with the TRENDnet 5-Port Unmanaged Gigabit Switch (model TEG-S50g).Instantly all my issues were resolved for good. We can now flawlessly watch any DVR from another room. File transfers between PCs and the Internet are blazingly fast, and I’m finally seeing the 50 Mb/second Internet I’ve been paying for. Speed tests went from 20s and 30s to well over 60 Mb/second. I am one happy camper and highly recommend these devices.
Irwin Electronics –
Running without a hiccup for years!
I am in the process of upgrading to a switch with Port Mirroring for network monitoring, I decided to double-check the capabilities of this model first, just to be sure it would no longer meet my needs. It will not. This is just a basic switch, with no management capability. However, basic does not mean cheap, short-lived, or not useful! I’ve had this in place for several years, running 24×7. I have rebooted it 2 or 3 times, and each time the switch was not the culprit. This guy dutifully passes traffic day and night, quickly, silently, and without fault. I run a business out of my home. I have 4 Terabytes of data backed up locally and to the cloud. We also have multiple smart TV’s in our home, two Media Center PC’s, ROKU, and a couple of Internet Radio players. I have brought our Internet connection to its knees on multiple occasions. We have much much more internal network traffic than Internet traffic. I do computer repair and am imaging computers almost constantly. That gives you some idea about how much traffic is pumped through this. It has never missed a beat and is still going strong. TRENDnet makes a quality product! I do recommend you upgrade your ethernet cables to CAT6. I could be just me, with too much data, but I have had issues with CAT5E cables. That’s not a fault of the switch. CAT6 cleared everything up immediately. Now that I think about it, I seem to recall finding a damaged cable in the upgrade. It may have been one cable that caused the trouble. But this was all about 5 or 6 years ago. Naturally, my upgraded switch will also be TRENDnet!
Costas Kiliaris –
RAS, un très bon switch qui fait très bien ce pour quoi il est prévu, aucuns soucis , réseau très stable, tout est transparent sur tout les PC de la maison . J’aurais juste préféré avoir les entrées réseau à l’arrière plutôt qu’à l’avant , cela fait plus fouillis avec tout les câbles qui passe devant mais bon.
Pappy –
It works well with my 10G network and it is QUIET. Most 10G switches sound like a figher jet on steroids but this doesn’t. Gets a little warm, but not extreme. I can sit beside it and not hear it. Wonderful.
DBO du 69 –
Ma configuration réseau : 1PC 10Gb, 1PC 2,5Gb, 1 Portable 2,5Gb, SpeedTest simultanément et respectivement descendant : 8,1Gb – 2,3Gb – 2,3Gb ; ascendant : 7,9Gb – 2,3Gb – 2,2Gb. Chauffe un peu, à tenir à un endroit bien ventilé. Vraiment le top, reste plus qu’à trouver des serveurs qui suivent 😉
Graziano Giuliani –
Lo chassis in metallo aiuta a dissipare il calore in maniera ottimale. Acquistato per la rete in casa (comprato un ex-ufficio con rete LAN interna) e funziona egregiamente con 10 porte in azione ed uplink su router in fibra Telecom. Consumi elettrici inferiori al router Telecom. Un buon acquisto, arrivato velocemente e con imballaggio perfetto.
Wilfredo –
Very good product, it delivers the full 10GB speeds