Compatible as advertised with Netgear. Nice quality.

Been 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.

I have these in an Aruba S2500 with 2.5Gbps cards on each end and Im running just fine over cat5e. So expensive though...

This transceiver functions well and negotiates to 10Gb/s on a MikroTik CRS309, but within SwitchOS the transceiver does not report temperature like the manufacturer MikroTik S+RJ10 transceivers do.

Bought this as a much less expensive (by 40%) alternative to the highly rated 10Gtek SFP+ to RJ45 10GBase-T adapter. Its been working just fine in the SFP+ port of a D-Link DGS-1510-28X to provide the 10G link to a ReadyNAS 626. Throughput is as good as Im able to test with mostly 1G equipment. Heat generation doesnt seem to be an issue so far, although it is definitely warm to the touch. Packaging is fairly plain, but Id rather pay less than get a fancy box to throw away.

Plugged in and it worked in my MikroTik CRS305-1G-4S+IN

Worked very well with my Ubiquiti ES-16-XG switch and an iMac Pro 2017 (builtin ethernet port) - I can get sustained 10Gbps with iperf3, and no connection drops, over 120ft of CAT7 STP with two keystone connectors in the way. (trying the same over CAT6A UTP, however, saw a permanent connection drop after about a minute of being connected)

seems to work great from my qnap 10g + SSD card iscsi transfers very nicely during testing.

Good Value SFP+ Connector -- Works with Ubiquiti Dream Machine (UDM) Pro and allows 10G connections. Runs a little warm to the touch, but that is as expected.

Needed these fast for an installation and they worked fine and arrived quickly and much less price vs OEM