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

Work great with asus rt ax89x

Bought the 10 gig copper transceiver because I couldnt run fiber. These work fine with my Ubiquiti and Mikrotik switches and negotiate 10 gig over CAT6A no problem. They also seem well made. The only downside is they get VERY hot, like hot enough to burn you. This is not that unusual for RJ-45 SFPs, but it is kinda concerning.

They work advertised with my Mikrotik Powerbox Pro and also with my Mikrotik Hex S. Paired with a 1Gb fiber cable.

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.

Used in a mikrotik cloud switch with no issues. Throughout tested at 920Mbs over 10 cat6a. Good low cost option for 10gbe which is finally - slowly - becoming more common in network appliances.

I have a few Mikrotik routers and switches with SFP+ and none of these allow 2.5G or 5G connections with these SFP+ Modules. They work fine at 1G or 10G. Mikrotik said its due to the Ethernet side negotiation not being registered correctly in the ROM so they cant read the DAC information inside of the SFP+ modules ROM. On the Mikrotik side these modules always link at 10G, even when a 1G device is peered. If you need a simple RJ45 10G module then this is good for the price. But do not expect full 2.5G or 5G support with these modules. Also they run hotter then other modules and DACs I use. So consider active cooling applications.

Works beautifully. I have one connected to the SFP port of my switch and the other end to a Aquantia TB3 10GbE adapter. I get proper 10G speeds - and over Cat 5e (just remember that the cable runs should be 30m or less) And it is also capable of NBase-T. On a CableMatters 2.5 GbE USB-C adapter (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0844WPD3W/), it will automatically negotiate to 2.5 GbE.

Didn’t work in a Ubiquiti STP+ port. Worked great in a Juniper STP+ port.

Works great in a Zyxel XGS1210-12 switch. Negotiates at both 10gbps and 2.5gbps clients. Gets fairly hot, but I keep temps down with an external fan. 10G works fine for me to connect two switches at 10gbps with about 80-90ft of Cat 6.