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30 Sep 2026, 9:40 PM	Tom's Hardware	3.0	Grab this 10-port gigabit PoE+ switch with up to 60W of power for under $38, a new record low Tom's Hardware flagged a Ugreen 10-port gigabit switch with PoE+ and a total power budget of up to 60W at under $38, described as a new record low price. Eight of the ten ports supply Power over Ethernet, aimed at cameras and Wi-Fi extenders. The body of the article is almost entirely site navigation and newsletter boilerplate, so no model number, PoE standard revision, per-port wattage, or switching capacity is given beyond the headline figures. Why: Do the arithmetic before buying: 60W shared across eight PoE ports averages roughly 7.5W per port if everything is powered at once, which is fine for cheap IP cameras and Wi-Fi extenders but will not drive 802.3at devices that want up to 30W each. If you are speccing a small camera or AP rollout for an office or homelab, this price point is worth noting as a floor, but the missing specs here mean you should confirm the per-port budget and standard from the product page before ordering at volume. networking hardware homelab

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30 Sep 2026, 9:40 PM

Tom's Hardware

3.0

Grab this 10-port gigabit PoE+ switch with up to 60W of power for under $38, a new record low

Tom's Hardware flagged a Ugreen 10-port gigabit switch with PoE+ and a total power budget of up to 60W at under $38, described as a new record low price. Eight of the ten ports supply Power over Ethernet, aimed at cameras and Wi-Fi extenders. The body of the article is almost entirely site navigation and newsletter boilerplate, so no model number, PoE standard revision, per-port wattage, or switching capacity is given beyond the headline figures.

Why: Do the arithmetic before buying: 60W shared across eight PoE ports averages roughly 7.5W per port if everything is powered at once, which is fine for cheap IP cameras and Wi-Fi extenders but will not drive 802.3at devices that want up to 30W each. If you are speccing a small camera or AP rollout for an office or homelab, this price point is worth noting as a floor, but the missing specs here mean you should confirm the per-port budget and standard from the product page before ordering at volume.