I love netgear products. They're reliable and the prices are totally reasonable and fair for what you get. I'm not running datacenters or anything, but for a small to medium business sized application they work great and are a much better option than some other higher priced alternatives IMHO.This is a great unmanaged 48 port switch. We've had no issues with overheating and the fanless design keeps our server room that much more quiet. Comes with everything you need to install in a standard rack in a matter of minutes.The only caveat I can think to offer here is.........In our office we rolled out two of these. Everything was setup fine and data to and from computers and servers on the network worked fine. We rolled out about 15 ring central phones maybe three months after installing these switches and had intermittent issues almost instantly. We were plugging the phones into power at the desks using their included ac adapters and only using the switches to route the voice signal. After spending a ton of time with ring central's support we finally got a tech on the phone who ran a bunch of tests over the course of a couple of hours and found some pretty bad packet loss that would seem to come and go in kinda waves. He couldn't find a cause but said that he thought that it might be the switches. He didn't have any documentation to support it and said we shouldn't be having any issues with the phones on the same hardware as the data connections on our network, but I went ahead and got a separate Netgear POE switch and consolidated all of the phones on that and we haven't had a problem since.I'm not sure if anyone else is going to run into this or if there was something else going on, and if there is a compatibility issue I'd say it's on the ring central hardware's end since everything else on our network flies with these switches. I'm just throwing out our experiences.I'd definitely continue to buy these switches and just get the Netgear POE ones and keep the phone traffic over there.