Buffalo BS-MP20 160 Gb/s 8-Port 10GbE Network Switch

The Buffalo BS-MP2008 is an eight port network switch that delivers multi gigabit performance for offices, creative studios, and advanced home networks that are ready to move beyond gigabit speed. Each port negotiates 2.5, 5, or 10 gigabits per second, so you can connect new high speed devices while keeping older equipment on the same CAT5e cabling. With an aggregated switching capacity of 160 gigabits per second, the switch keeps large file transfers, virtual machine traffic, and video streams flowing without congestion.

Setup is straightforward. Simply plug in your servers, workstations, or network attached storage, and the AUTO-MDIX function selects the correct wiring and duplex mode automatically. Full duplex operation, support for 9216 byte jumbo frames, and an internal power supply designed for tidy installations all contribute to reliable everyday use.

A housing that is compact and made of metal lets you place the switch on a desk, fix it to a wall, or slide it into a rack. Cooling remains quiet, so the unit can sit in a shared workspace without adding background noise. When ports are idle, energy saving logic trims power draw, helping small businesses cut operating costs while doing their part for efficiency.

Whether a team of editors needs to push 4K footage to a shared NAS, engineers want faster access to large design files, or a home lab enthusiast is experimenting with 10 gigabit links, the Buffalo BS-MP2008 offers the bandwidth headroom and simplicity required for a smooth upgrade.

• Eight RJ-45 ports that negotiate 2.5, 5, and 10 Gb/s to match device capability
• 160 Gb/s total switching bandwidth keeps traffic moving at wire speed
• AUTO-MDIX detects cable type and configures each port automatically
• Support for 9216 byte jumbo frames improves efficiency during large transfers
• Metal enclosure that fits on a desk, mounts to a wall, or installs in a rack
• Thermal design that operates quietly, suitable for offices and studios
• Energy efficient circuitry lowers power consumption when ports are idle
• Integrated power supply eliminates the clutter of external adapters