TRENDnet
The TRENDnet TEG‑S3160 is a 16‑port unmanaged 2.5 G Ethernet switch offering 80 Gbps switching capacity and a silent fanless metal design. It provides plug‑and‑play connectivity with flexible rack or wall mounting, targeting home offices and small‑business environments that do not require VLAN or PoE features.
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$259.99
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$273.42
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$207.09
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$289.99
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the TEG‑S3160 for its solid metal construction, silent fanless operation, and straightforward plug‑and‑play experience, positioning it as a cost‑effective way to add 2.5 G connectivity to small networks. However, they caution that the lack of VLAN support and occasional reboot‑related connectivity glitches may limit its suitability for more managed or enterprise environments.
What Users Say
Everyday users generally appreciate the high port count, reliable high‑speed performance, and quiet metal design, noting that setup is effortless. Recurring complaints focus on network drops after reboots, VLAN incompatibility, and occasional firmware quirks, though most find the overall value strong for simple, unmanaged 2.5 G deployments.
Common Complaints
Network drops after device restarts, lack of VLAN (802.1p) support causing tagged‑traffic failures, and occasional firmware quirks like loss of settings on reboot.
What People Are Saying
“flawless operation after initial setup”
“network drops on restarts”
How It Compares
vs. TRENDnet TEG‑S380
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Disadvantages
Choose TEG‑S380 if you need fewer ports and a tighter budget; choose TEG‑S3160 for maximum port count and capacity.
vs. TP‑Link TL‑SH1008
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Disadvantages
TP‑Link is budget‑friendly but less robust than TRENDnet’s metal design.
vs. Netgear MS305
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Disadvantages
Netgear is better for VLAN‑required setups, while TRENDnet excels when you need more ports and higher aggregate bandwidth.
vs. MokerLink (various)
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MokerLink is preferred for stability and fiber options, whereas TRENDnet provides a simple, cost‑effective 2.5 G Ethernet solution without VLAN.
