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Black desktop switch with eight RJ45 ports

Tenda SG108-V4.0 8-Port Gigabit Switch

SKU CH-QJZ3-8W6DZ

An 8-port unmanaged gigabit switch with plug-and-play setup, fanless silent operation and wall-mount design for desktop networking

  • FormatDesktop
  • StandardsPassive PoE
  • Network MediaRJ45, PoE+
  • Network Management TypeUnmanaged
  • Uplink InterfaceRJ45
  • Uplink Speed10/100 Mbps
  • Eight gigabit RJ45 ports deliver up to 1000 Mbps wire-speed forwarding
  • Compact desktop design fits any home or office with minimal space
  • Plug-and-play installation requires no configuration or software for instant use
  • Silent fanless operation keeps noise at zero in quiet environments
  • Auto MDIX detects cable type automatically removing crossover hassle

8-Port Gigabit Desktop Switch

The Tenda SG108-V4.0 is an unmanaged eight-port Gigabit Ethernet switch built for home and small-office networks. It connects PCs, NAS devices, IP cameras, printers, game consoles and smart TVs through auto-negotiating RJ45 ports. No configuration or software is required, and the fanless metal chassis runs silently on a desktop or wall-mounted.

Wire-Speed 1000 Mbps Limit

Each port supports 10, 100 and 1000 Mbps speeds with full wire-speed forwarding across the internal fabric. Jumbo frames up to 9216 bytes pass through without fragmentation. The switch draws a maximum of 3 Watts, so it operates from a small external adapter without active cooling. Uplink throughput is capped at 1000 Mbps per port, so aggregated traffic above that rate will queue.

Upgrade from 10/100 Hubs

Replacing a legacy 10/100 hub or switch removes the 100 Mbps bottleneck for every attached device, giving file transfers, backups and camera streams the full Gigabit path. The jump is worth it whenever multiple endpoints simultaneously move large files or stream high-bitrate video. It does not add PoE power for access points or phones, so buyers who need powered ports should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Eight gigabit RJ45 ports deliver up to 1000 Mbps wire-speed forwarding
  • Compact desktop design fits any home or office with minimal space
  • Plug-and-play installation requires no configuration or software for instant use
  • Silent fanless operation keeps noise at zero in quiet environments
  • Auto MDIX detects cable type automatically removing crossover hassle

Specifications

BrandNETGEAR
SeriesProSafe
Part NumberSG108-V4.0
FormatDesktop
StandardsPassive PoE
Network MediaRJ45, PoE+
Network Management TypeUnmanaged
Uplink InterfaceRJ45
Uplink Speed10/100 Mbps
Uplink Speed/TypeRJ45, PoE+
Primary Port Count8
Primary Ports16 x SFP + 8 x RJ45
Primary Port Speed10/100Mbps + 1000Mbps
Primary Port TypeRJ45, PoE+
Management InterfaceRJ45, PoE+
Management FeatureGigabit Switch
Jumbo Frames9216 bytes
Packet Forwarding Rate1000 gigabits_per_second
Securitytrue
SNMPNo
Layer1
Layer 2 FeaturesRJ45, PoE+, 1000 gigabits_per_second, 8
Layer 3 FeaturesSG108
CablingRJ45, PoE+
PoE Ports48 x PoE
Dimensions14.33in W x 12.83in H x 9.06in D
Weight134 grams
Certificationtrue, not_applicable
Max Heat Dissipation3 watts
Features8, RJ45, PoE+, Gigabit Switch, 1000 gigabits_per_second, Metal, Black
Package ContentsGigabit Switch

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 8-port desktop model or a larger rackmount version for a small office?

This unit provides eight auto-negotiating RJ45 ports in a compact desktop chassis, so it fits on a shelf and handles up to eight wired devices without needing a rack.

What does the 1000 Mbps headline speed actually deliver when I connect my PC and NAS?

Each port negotiates at 10, 100 or 1000 Mbps and forwards at wire speed, so a PC-to-NAS link runs at full gigabit throughput with 9216-byte jumbo frame support.

Is the RJ45 uplink limited to 100 Mbps or can it pass full gigabit traffic?

The uplink ports are the same eight RJ45 interfaces, each capable of 1000 Mbps, so no separate slower uplink bottleneck exists.

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