TP-Link LS108GP 8-Port Gigabit PoE+ Switch

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Product guide

TP-Link LS108GP 8-Port Gigabit PoE+ Switch

The TP-Link LS108GP is an eight-port Gigabit Ethernet switch with PoE+ support, intended to carry data and power to compatible devices over one cable. Its claimed 62W total PoE budget is shared across the ports, so match the connected devices’ power needs to that limit.

At a glance

Eight auto-negotiating Gigabit ports and claimed 16 Gbps switching capacity.
Eight PoE+ ports are claimed to support up to 30W each, with a 62W total PoE budget.
Extend Mode is claimed to allow PoE transmission up to 250m. This is a mode-specific claim, not a standard-distance guarantee.
Fanless design is claimed for silent operation. The metal case is described as suitable for desktop or wall mounting.
PoE Auto Recovery is claimed to reboot dropped or unresponsive PoE-powered devices.
Plug-and-play operation is claimed to require no configuration. IGMP Snooping and 802.1p/DSCP QoS are also listed.

Price

£36.99Save 26%

Reference price: ~~£49.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Combines eight Gigabit ports with PoE+ for compatible cameras, access points and IP phones, reducing the need for separate power connections.
Fanless design avoids fan noise, which may suit quieter rooms.
Metal casing and desktop or wall-mounting design offer placement flexibility.

Cons

The 62W total PoE budget is shared across all ports, so eight devices cannot each draw the claimed 30W at the same time.

Technical specifications

14 specifications

Identity
Brand	TP-Link
Model	LS108GP

Ports and switching
Number of ports	8
Interface	RJ45
Data transfer rate	16 Gigabits Per Second

PoE and power
Maximum power	62 Watts
Voltage	230 Volts

Design and operating limits
Colour	Matte Black
Case material	Metal
Dimensions (L x W x H)	15.8L x 2.5W x 9.9H centimetres
Upper temperature rating	40 Degrees Celsius

Other listed details
Compatible devices	Camera, Desktop
Platform	Windows
Switch type	poe

What to know before buying

The 250m figure applies to the stated Extend Mode. The listing also claims up to 30W per port alongside a 62W total PoE budget, which are separate per-port and aggregate limits. Customer feedback describes compatibility as mixed, including reports of issues with some TP-Link products, so confirm that the intended devices work with this switch.

What’s in the box

LS108GPIncluded
Power adapterIncluded
Installation guideIncluded
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Who is it for?

A good fit for

Home or small-office networks needing eight wired Gigabit connections and PoE for compatible cameras, access points or IP phones.
Setups where fanless operation and desktop or wall placement are useful.
Buyers who can keep the connected devices’ combined PoE demand within 62W.

Less suited to

Systems that need more than 62W of total PoE power.
Buyers who require a confirmed 250m run without using the stated Extend Mode or checking the installation requirements.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 21,061 ratings

5 stars81%81%
4 stars14%14%
3 stars3%3%
2 stars1%1%
1 star1%1%

Customer feedback highlights straightforward setup, quiet operation, solid metal casing and reports of the switch working well, including with Ubiquiti and Ring devices. Some customers report compatibility issues with TP-Link products, so buyers integrating it into an existing network should verify their particular devices. The fanless design and metal case are also stated product claims, not proof of the reported experiences.

Positive themes

Customers describe setup and everyday use as straightforward.
Customers praise the metal casing and quiet operation.
Some customers report successful use with Ubiquiti and Ring devices.

Negative themes

Some customers report compatibility issues with TP-Link products.

Mixed feedback

Compatibility experiences vary, which matters when adding the switch to an existing device ecosystem.

Frequently asked questions

How many ports does the TP-Link LS108GP have?

The listing specifies eight ports, with RJ45 as the interface and Gigabit switching in the product title and feature claims.

Can all eight ports provide 30W at once?

The listing claims up to 30W per port but gives a 62W total PoE budget. That total is shared, so the stated per-port maximum cannot be assumed for every port simultaneously.

Does the 250m transmission claim apply in every mode?

No. The listing associates up to 250m with Extend Mode. Treat it as a mode-specific claim and check the requirements for the intended cabling and devices.

What is reported about customer experience?

Customer feedback describes straightforward setup, quiet operation and solid metal casing, while also noting mixed compatibility, including reports involving some TP-Link products.