this is not compatible with cisco 2960x

The device works as expected

Very good SFP+ 10gig to RJ-45 plug. It works well in my 10g router and works well with my CAT6 cables. The only real complaint I have is the plug runs a tad hot in the switch; otherwise, seems to work great!

This product worked very well! I would buy another one if I needed it...

Excellent!!!

I purchased a BCM57108S based PCI card for my ESXi 6.7 server, and this 10G RJ-45 30m SFP+ module. I had read a review that said only the Intel SFP+ modules work with ESXi, but I didnt have any problems with this unit. My switch is a TP-Link TL-SX1008 switch, and using Cat6 cable (about 15 feet). Everything set up like a breeze and its working well. If you need more cable range than 30m then youll need the 80m SFP+ module, but if youre just using short runs, this one is probably less power hungry (i.e. less heat). Seems to be a good value based on prices Ive seen for other similar items. I would buy these again when I need more.

Compatible as advertised with Netgear. Nice quality.

I bought this to connect the 10GbaseT cable from my Synology NAS to a MicroTik CRS305-1G-4S switch when upgrading the iSCSI backbone for my home lab. The price was right, Prime next day delivery, and its working flawlessly. Its too early to comment on durability - its only been less than a week and a few hundred gigabytes so far - but zero problems or dropped packets yet.

I purchased this item to use in my UniFi Dream Machine Pro. I inserted the ipoplex SFP+ into the WAN SFP+ slot in the UniFi Dream Machine Pro. The white link light illuminated and the UDM Pro allowed all my devices to connect to the internet. Everything seemed to work until I performed several speed test using different speed test sites. My Verizon Fios 1Gbps connection performed well when downloading but the upload speeds averaged between 5-10Mbps. I tried to manually set the speed on the SFP+ port to 1Gbps but that didn’t resolve the issue. I shutdown then turned on the UDM pro while the SFP+ was still connected but that didn’t resolve the poor upload speeds. I changed the WAN SFP+ port to autonegotiation then I shutdown the UDM Pro, turned on the UDM Pro, conducted speed test and the upload speeds were still averaging 5-12Mbps. I switched back to the 1Gbps WAN port, conducted speed test and my upload speeds were excellent (900Mbps - 922Mbps). I decided to purchase a SFP+ from Ubiquiti to see if the upload speeds on SFP+ WAN port on the UDM Pro will perform as expected. I initiated the return process for the Ipoplex but for now I’ll hold onto the Ipoplex in case the actual issue is the SFP+ WAN port on the UDM Pro. I’ll try the Ubiquiti SFP+ when it arrives. If the upload speed doesn’t improve I’ll know something is wrong with the SFP+ WAN port and not the Ipoplex or Ubiquiti SFP+ transceivers. Until then I have to give this product 1 star but I may have to upgrade it if the SFP+ WAN port is the culprit. The Ubiquiti SFP+ arrived and its working well. My FiOS 1Gb ISP connection download and upload speeds are as expected. Average download speed is 850Mbps and average upload speed is 900Mbps. The Ipoplex SFP+ have been returned. I will only use Ubiquiti SFP+ in my UDM Pro and US-16-XG.

We purchased the 10GBase-T 30m (10gig version) of the rj45 gbic. I started out testing against a 67 foot old cat5e wall run that connects into a patch panel that is then connected into another patch panel which is then connected into one of our 10g fiber ports; this would not register a connection of any type with this gbic but when using an older 1gig version RJ45 gbic a connection was made. I then connected the 10GBase-T 30m into a newer-ran spare line wall drop I have for my desktop, which is a dedicated Cat6 (Amazon ASIN# B00WJOW0PI) line from the wall ran straight to the 10g fiber switch with no other breaks (patching) in the line totaling about 63 foot in distance; my workbench switch connects and reads as a Full Duplex 10g connection on both ends according to the cisco IOS. I then…got curious. I made several single straight run patch cables with no breaks/patches between my workbench switch in the office and the 10g fiber switch in the server room; I ran cables through and across the middle of the office. I used old Cat5e cable we purchased many years ago; Amazon ASIN# B005VQW56U. At distances of 30 feet, 60 feet, and 130 feet a 10gig full duplex connection was successfully made. The moral of this story is: as long as your cable is not super old with multiple patches between point A and point B, this 10GBase-T 30m Copper RJ45 gbic does indeed connect at 10gig over copper. Equipment used to verify connection on both ends: Cisco Catalyst 3560-X with 10g module card C3KX-NM-10G (workbench switch) Cisco Catalyst 3850-24XS (24port 10g Fiber switch)