Ubiquiti UniFi Switch Pro XG 24 USW-Pro-XG-24 Layer 3 Managed 16x 10GbE 8x 2.5GbE 2x 25G SFP28 1U Rack
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Ubiquiti UniFi Switch Pro XG 24 USW-Pro-XG-24 Layer 3 Managed 16x 10GbE 8x 2.5GbE 2x 25G SFP28 1U Rack
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USW-PRO-XG-24
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Ubiquiti UniFi Switch Pro XG 24 — Layer 3, 16× 10GbE + 8× 2.5GbE + 2× 25G
16× 10GbE + 8× 2.5GbE RJ452× 25G SFP28 uplinksLayer 3, 460 GbpsNo PoE — see the PoE model
The Ubiquiti UniFi Switch Pro XG 24, model USW-Pro-XG-24, is a professional-grade 1U Layer 3 Etherlighting switch. Read the port count carefully, because the name is misleading: it has 24 RJ45 ports in total, but only 16 of them are 10GbE — the other 8 are 2.5GbE. Uplinks are 2× 25G SFP28, not 10G SFP+. Ubiquiti rates it at 460 Gbps switching capacity, 230 Gbps non-blocking throughput and 342 Mpps forwarding, with a 32,000-entry MAC table, an 8 MB packet buffer and support for 1,000 VLANs. Its Layer 3 credentials are genuine and named by Ubiquiti: DHCP server, DHCP relay, inter-VLAN routing and 512 static IPv4 routes. There is a 1.3-inch touchscreen on the front, and the switch draws a maximum of 150 W from its internal 200 W power supply. Typically in stock with fast delivery across Cyprus.
Compatibility — check before buying:
Three things to confirm before ordering. First, this model has no PoE at all — not on any port. PoE belongs to the separate USW-Pro-XG-24-PoE, which has the same ports but adds a 720 W budget. Some reseller listings title the non-PoE SKU with “720W”; that figure belongs to the other model. Second, it is not a 24×10G switch: 16 ports are 10GbE and 8 are 2.5GbE. If you need 24 ports of full 10GbE, the model you want is the USW-EnterpriseXG-24. Third, it requires a UniFi Network application to configure — a UniFi console such as a Cloud Key or Dream Machine, or a self-hosted UniFi Network server running version 9.0.114 or later. Ubiquiti publishes no standalone web interface, so this is not a switch you can set up on its own. Note also that the uplinks are SFP28: they run 25G, 10G or 1G, so 25G optics are needed to reach full speed.
Best For
✓ Core or distribution switching in a UniFi network
✓ Sites moving from 1G to a mixed 10G and 2.5G access layer
✓ Feeding 25G uplinks to an aggregation switch or server
✓ Wi-Fi 7 deployments where access points need 2.5G or better
✓ Networks that need real inter-VLAN routing at the switch
✓ Existing UniFi installations with a console already in place
Key Features
Sixteen 10GbE ports plus eight 2.5GbE
The 16 10GbE RJ45 ports autonegotiate down through 5G, 2.5G, 1G, 100M and 10M, and the 8 additional RJ45 ports run at 2.5GbE. That mix is the point of the model: full 10G where you need it, multi-gig where 10G would be wasted, in one 1U chassis.
25G SFP28 uplinks
Two SFP28 cages run at 25G, 10G or 1G. That is a genuine step above the 10G SFP+ uplinks found on most 24-port switches, and it means the switch can feed an aggregation layer or a server without the uplink becoming the bottleneck. Total switching capacity is 460 Gbps with 342 Mpps forwarding.
Layer 3 that Ubiquiti actually specifies
Not a marketing L2+ badge: Ubiquiti names DHCP server for local networks, DHCP relay, inter-VLAN routing and 512 static IPv4 routes. Alongside them sit the Layer 2 essentials — LACP aggregation, STP and RSTP, IGMP snooping, 802.1X control, DHCP snooping and guarding, storm control, port mirroring, jumbo frames and LLDP-MED.
Etherlighting, a touchscreen and RPS support
Every Ethernet and SFP28 port is Etherlighting, so link state and speed are visible at a glance from the rack. A 1.3-inch touchscreen on the front gives local status, and a USP RPS DC input allows a redundant power supply to be added separately alongside the internal 200 W unit.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Singular Expert Insight
Ubiquiti’s naming does this switch no favours. “XG” used to mean 10G throughout — it still does on the EnterpriseXG — but on the Pro XG line it signals a mixed 10G and 2.5G design, and the 24 in the name is the total RJ45 count rather than the 10G count. Once you know that, the design makes sense: 16 ports of 10G for servers, uplinks and high-throughput clients, 8 ports of 2.5G for Wi-Fi 7 access points and multi-gig endpoints, and two 25G SFP28 cages so the uplink is not the bottleneck. The Layer 3 claim is real and specified rather than a distributor’s embellishment. Two practical caveats: it needs a UniFi console to manage, which is an extra purchase if you are not already in the ecosystem, and Ubiquiti does not publish fan or noise data, so treat it as a rack-room switch rather than an office-corner one. Browse the rest of our switches and bridges, or our access points if the 2.5G ports are destined for Wi-Fi.
Buyer’s Guide
Buy it if
You run a UniFi network and want a 1U Layer 3 switch that mixes 16 ports of 10GbE with 8 of 2.5GbE and adds 25G SFP28 uplinks, with 460 Gbps of switching capacity and real inter-VLAN routing.
Skip it if
You need PoE — take the USW-Pro-XG-24-PoE instead — or you need 24 ports of full 10GbE, in which case the USW-EnterpriseXG-24 is the model. Also skip it if you do not run a UniFi console, since there is no standalone web UI.
Also consider
USW-Pro-XG-24-PoE for the same switch with a 720 W PoE+++ budget, USW-EnterpriseXG-24 for 24 ports of full 10GbE, or USW-Pro-Aggregation if you need an all-fibre 28× 10G SFP+ plus 4× 25G SFP28 aggregation switch.
Features - Ubiquiti - USW-PRO-XG-24
Colour
black
Standard
24-Port
Port Speed
- 2.5 Gbps,
- 10 Gbps,
- 25 Gbps
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Product Code
03:281212
EAN Code
0810177160779
Manufacturer
Ubiquiti