Skip to content

PoE switches

UGREEN ten-socket gigabit switch with eight powered sockets and two uplinks vs MERCUSYS MS108GP, eight-socket gigabit switch with seven powered sockets

Eight powered sockets and two uplinks, or seven and a longer warranty?

By

Both state IEEE 802.3af/at and 30 W per socket, and both offer an Extend mode to 250 m. The UGREEN ten-port switch powers eight sockets from 60 W and numbers two gigabit uplinks, 9 and 10, with ports 1 to 8 isolated from each other. The Mercusys MS108GP powers seven of eight sockets from 65 W, with a one-click isolation mode and a five-year warranty in its description.

UGREEN 35372EU ten-port gigabit PoE switch in a metal case with eight powered sockets and two uplinks

UGREEN ten-socket gigabit switch with eight powered sockets and two uplinks

7.8/10

Wins 3 of 9

Check price

MERCUSYS MS108GP eight-port gigabit PoE switch in a metal case with seven powered sockets

MERCUSYS MS108GP, eight-socket gigabit switch with seven powered sockets

7.6/10

Wins 1 of 9

Check price

Port against port

Compared on ten-socket gigabit switch with eight powered sockets and two uplinks MS108GP, eight-socket gigabit switch with seven powered sockets
PoE standard supported IEEE 802.3at and 802.3af IEEE 802.3af and 802.3at
Per-port power budget Up to 30 W per port Up to 30 W at one PoE socket
Total power budget 60 W for all ports 65 W for all PoE sockets together
Powered port count Eight Seven
Port count Ten Eight
Port speed Gigabit 10/100/1000 Mbps on all eight sockets
Managed or unmanaged Not published Not published
Uplink type Two gigabit copper sockets, 9 and 10 Not published
Cooling Not published Not published
On Amazon.com, October 26, 2026 Listed, no current offer Listed, no current offer

A tick means one listing published something the other did not, or published a better figure. It does not mean the product is better, and the column is not a score out of anything: a maker who says less loses lines here without losing a comparison. The two verdicts below are where the page is settled.

Which of the two, for which household

UGREEN ten-socket gigabit switch with eight powered sockets and two uplinks

No Amazon.com offer for the UGREEN ten-socket gigabit switch with eight powered sockets and two uplinks on October 26, 2026: it may not be buyable in the United States, which is the first thing to weigh against anything below.

The UGREEN gives one more powered socket and two named uplinks — a recorder and a router can both connect without using a powered port — and says what Extend mode costs: 10 Mbps. 60 W in total is two devices at full PoE+ power, so it suits low-power cameras and phones. Amazon.com had no current offer for it on October 26, 2026.

MERCUSYS MS108GP, eight-socket gigabit switch with seven powered sockets

No Amazon.com offer for the MERCUSYS MS108GP, eight-socket gigabit switch with seven powered sockets on October 26, 2026: it may not be buyable in the United States, which is the first thing to weigh against anything below.

The MS108GP has 5 W more to share and a written five-year warranty, the longest here, on an Amazon.com page that is one paragraph of description. Its eighth socket is unpowered but not named as an uplink. It had no current Amazon.com offer on October 26, 2026 either.

The questions that come up before an order

How many cameras can either one power?

As many as fit in the total: typical small IP cameras draw 4 to 7 W, so eight fit in 60 W, while two 25 W access points take almost all of either budget.

What does Extend mode do?

It lowers the link to 10 Mbps so that data and power reach 250 m instead of 100 m — enough for a camera's video, not for a computer. The UGREEN states the 10 Mbps; the Mercusys states the 250 m.

Each one, in detail

Every price named in a summary was read on the date that review carries. What a shop asks today is shown beside the product, and it moves.