I ordered the ipolex Gigabit SFP Copper RJ45 1000Base-T model and this works with my MikroTik. I had to make some changes on the OS for it to communicate with the device. If you have issues with it just seeing activity you may need to turn off the auto-negotiation feature on the port and set the speed to 1GB for it to start working. This is what I needed to do. After this it started working without any issues. So far everything is working as described and getting the full speeds listed.

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

Excellent product and very high quality. Plug and play in my Netgear switch. Able to connect to my computer 10Gb NIC with a Cat 6 cable no problems.

Just plug in and go. Established 10G link on RJ45 right away. using Cat8 cable. X520 setup on Open Media Vault - Debian. It just works.

I have used several of these in ubiquity equipment and they have worked great. No problems.

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.

It says Ubiquiti compatible, but it did not work in a UDM Pro with SFP+. Returned it and bought the module from Ubiquiti which works flawlessly.

My Macintosh and my Windows Server now enjoy that 10Gb/sec goodness.

Used it for a Mikrotik RB3011 router as well as a MC220L media converter (https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-Ethernet-Converter-Supporting-MC220L/dp/B003CFATL0). Had in operation about a month now, no complaints so far. Runs at about 35 degrees celsius in my router.

Just like the title says, its not compatible with unifi stuff. I purchased 2 pairs to run fiber cable and it would not work at all. Tried everything I could, the moment I plug in official Unifi modules everything worked right away. It was plug and play with unifi modules, while these gave me a ton of trouble and still never worked properly.