Layer 2 Switch Security Controls

Great form factor and price for a layer 2 switch in my unifi network.

I am using these extra connectors to add an exta layer of security to my BlackRapid straps. I connect these alongside the caribiner so that I have two points of failure before the camera separates from the strap. I don't do this because either of the products is unreliable, but because I am and it's possible that I could forget to secure one or the other. Now I have to mess up with both!

Gives you an extra layer of security. Complements the camera. Cheap insurance against accidental drop.

I BOUGHT FOR MY CANON MIRRORLESS AND IT WAS EASY TO INSTALL AND ADDS A LAYER OF SECURITY TO NOT ACCIDENTALLY DROPPING.

Excellent purchase, condition and delivery time The packaging had extra layer of security to avoid any damage possible, received as new Thank you, Good job !

This case fits well and provides an extra layer of protection for the a6300. All controls work well through the case. However, the cutout makes the rear dial a bit harder to turn but it's not a big problem. Also, it helps to learn what the various camera buttons do because the black-on-black labels are not the easiest to read. It installed easily and all the cutouts are in exactly the right place. It has a good, easy to grip texture.

Easy to use. Dip switch controls explained on chassis makes sense.

I found out about these while I was stuck at home after an operation. I though they would be amazing for a civil engineering company using CAD software. They quickly allowed our engineers to switch between tools in AutoCAD & in Microstation. I started using these at home for photo editing allowing me to run several command or switch tools with one button press. I have now started using it in my new job as a system administrator for a hospital. It allows me to quickly launch programs and execute repetitive commands quickly. The amazing software they are bundled with allows it to be application aware so while in Outlook a button might do one function in another Chrome it can do something completely different. Add to that layers. These devices have a blue layer and a red layer. So the first button can do one thing on one layer and something else on another layer. There is one down side. The MacroWorks software doesn't work in Linux. So at home is a bit more restrictive as to what it can do. You can still use it, but you have to program it in windows and it's no longer application aware. There are still layers so you essentially get 48 keys to program. I know own 3 of these and I have a feeling my wife and son will be purchasing their own.

Great Little Layer 2 switch. I am happily in the Ubiquiti eco-system and have no regrets. This Flex Mini makes for a great edge switch in the networks that I manage. B&H is my #1 source

Have used the APs for a long time, and this is the first switch I've had the need/$ to try. �Management is great through the controller. �While I like the cloud keys... I still tend to think a PC installed controller is a tiny bit more stable. �Features on the switch are great, SFP+ ports at this price range are also a bonus. �Routing is in the layer 2+ range: not truly layer 3, and they don't advertise it that way anyway. Works great with VOIP phones. � For the price, you won't get the same features in major name brands. �Don't hesitate if you are unfamiliar with the company.