10Gb SFP+ DAC Twinax Cable, Passive, Compatible with Ubiquiti UniFi, 0.5-Meter(1.65ft)

I have ordered it for a friend of mine and it works well with these brands.

Easily pushes 10gigabit with the same brand 10gtek pcie add-in card, no issues, easy installation. More flexible than people make it to be, just be careful not to bend too much on it, so no hard 90degree turns. Works flawlessly picked up fast by the nic with no signal loss of this short distance.

10 Gtek is a good company. Had some other cables from them and they work straight away. These transceivers need to be programmed for certain cards. I had a Mellanox card and this is what you need then. If you have a Juniper, you need Juniper ones. Or HP, IBM. etc. You cannot use the default 10 Gtek ones. So hope that helps to clarify this in case anyone is wondering what cable they have to buy if they don't know. Further good quality but the pull strips of plastic to get it out of the socket are a bit flimsy. So be careful when you pull the transceiver out of the socket. You need to pull it from the plastic pull strip not on the transceiver housing.So far it works and thanks for Amazon to send it quickly.

Worked great to link a Ubiquiti switch & firewall. No compatibility issues and ports are stably locked at 10 Gbps.

I'm using this 10Gtek Intel SFP+ cable (XDACBL2M) between a QNAP TS-932PX which has built-in SFP+ ports and the Netgear MS510TX switch, which also has a built-in SFP+ port. I was concerned that this cable wouldn't be compatible and thought for £22 I'll try it rather than the Netgear £96 cable or the QNAP £100 cable. The connection worked immediately and although I'm busy testing performance, I've seen this spike to around 6.3Gbps during transfers (around 800MB/sec throughput) from a Windows PC with the Asus 10GbE NIC to an iSCSI volume on the NAS. I have 5x4TB SATA drives in RAID5 for storage, and 2x480GB SATA SSDs in RAID1 for caching read/write IO.

But the downside is that it doesn't report any stats on my Ubiquiti switches and even shows OEM as the brand which is why its lost a star, Otherwise it seems well built the cable is thinner than i imagined so it fits in the rack nicely. Not tested the actual speed yet, waiting for other parts to come in.

I use it to connect Intel X520 DA2 to SFP+ port on my Mikrotik router, it just works.

Using between a UniFi switch and Mellanox SFP+ card and works fine at 10Gb.

I recently upgraded my network infrastructure to support 10GB data transfer speeds. As part of this upgrade, I needed to replace my existing SFP+ cables with new ones that could handle the increased bandwidth. After researching different options, I decided to go with the 10Gtek SFP+ DAC Twinax Cable.I am very happy with this decision. The 10Gtek cable is a high-quality product that is easy to install and use. It has exceeded my expectations in terms of performance and reliability. I have not experienced any dropped packets or errors since installing the cable.In addition to its performance, I am also impressed with the build quality of the 10Gtek cable. The cable is well-made and feels durable. It is also very flexible, which makes it easy to route through tight spaces.Overall, I highly recommend the 10Gtek SFP+ DAC Twinax Cable to anyone who needs a high-performance, reliable cable for their 10GB network.Pros:High-performanceReliableEasy to install and useDurableFlexibleCons:None that I have foundOverall Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

Bought several of these to connect Ubiquiti switches to each other, as well as servers to the switches. No issues observed after nearly a year of usage; for the price - cant go wrong with these DACs!

Gran product

Super bien funciona perfectamente y la compatibilidad es muy buena, funciona con Ubiquiti y conexión a tarjetas sfp+ Intel

lo use para conectar dos equipos vía SFP de la marca Mikrotik, todo funciona perfecto, la velocidad de 1 Gbps es la esperada.