Nice switch and setup pretty simple
Don't cloud register and you can manage it just fine via an admittedly nice web interface. The switch takes a long time to boot, likely vestiges of the cloud integration, but it is quad SFP+/10GB ports and 48 gigabit... and its silent. Does LACP trunking, multiple vlan tagging, IGMPv3 snooping, lldp (never wonder where your AP is connected to again).
It worksit's small
Metal Housing 16 Ports Thin Physical Size Wall Mount Bandwidth Light Indicators
There are only so many things you can write about an unmanaged network switch, so I want to focus on the things that make this a stand-out from other switches in this price class. They are mostly small things. The unit is both wall-mountable or can stand on a surface. TP-LINK ships four rubber feet from 3M that the user can choose to put on the bottom of the unit. They are actually nice, solid rubber feet, being 3M they will probably also stick nicely for a long time. The wall-mounting option is fairly standard, and the manual gives the measures needed to perform that installation. The power supply is very compact and will only occupy one outlet on a wall and many if not most power strips. It is only longer on one end. For it's size, the switch is surprisingly heavy. Of course it is light, but it had more heft to it than I expected. The ports and the LEDs are fit very clean into the metal case; no crooked LEDs or gaps between the ports, both of which I have seen in 80+ dollar unmanaged switches. This unit looks sturdy, clean and presents itself as a professional piece of equipment. This switch refuses to heat up. With all ports going with LAN transfers and feeding 4 machines with a 50/25 internet connection, I could not feel any increased temperature of the metal case after 2 hours. It stands to reason that the switch really is very power efficient. I have a few other unmanaged switches, none of them get very hot, but they do get warm to the touch -- not this one. I've beaten on this switch with 3 desktop machines and a wireless AP. Everything worked, I didn't have any drop of signal, measurable delays or lag. At this price level, I can really not find fault with anything about this product.