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Rick M
Greater than one weekPurchased to connect my Google Fiber to my Ubiquiti UDM Pro to achieve 2Gbps down / 1Gbps up. I was able to get 2 down but up was limited to 380 Mbps. I replaced it with an SFP+ to Rj45 module from Ubiquiti and reached the full 1Gbps up. Obviously, this product is not truly compatible with Ubiquiti as advertised.
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Chris
Greater than one weekWorked as described and tested with great performance
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Dave
> 3 dayI havent tested this working, but it definitely doesnt work with an intel x520-sr2 ( 82599ES ) It doesnt work with my TL-SX3008F either, despite claiming to work with TP-link devices. The transceivers that came with my intel x520 worked with the switch fine. I even bought 2 of these and tried both, when I connect them to my intel card, the driver crashes.
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James Crawford
Greater than one weekThey work great!
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Bernie
> 3 dayIm using it in my MikroTik 10Gb/s switch.
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Mr C
> 3 dayThese work great and I will get more when needed.
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Derek B
> 3 dayWorks very well, wil;l buy more.
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AmznShopper
12-06-2025Been running these SFPs between two microtik switches with 10G connections between them. These SFPs will connect right up, but after a while they start flopping, going up and down. I bought 4 originally, and had two replaced thinking a couple I got were bad, but low and behold they ended up failing as well. I would choose a different brand, at least for the RJ45 SFPs. However, your mileage may vary.
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alan
> 3 daybetween the Mikrotik S+RJ10, Wiitek, and this..this one was the most stable. tested in a Mikrotik crs328.
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CD
Greater than one weekWorked ok for about 2 weeks, packets dropping here and there then suddenly without warning 1 of these failed out of nowhere. WIll need to go with something else if failed that quickly.