Good solution, as a few days ago I acquired a 10 Gbps fiber optic connection (to be exact, 10 Gbps down / 1 Gbps up).
In this switch, I connect the Ethernet from the fiber optic modem/router, two desktops with 10 Gbps network cards (NIC), and a Synology NAS with the same communication capabilities. In the fifth Ethernet port, I connect the switch to a 16-port TP-Link switch with ports up to 1 Gbps.
Its installation is ridiculously easy (it is an unmanaged switch) and it worked from the first moment.
It is metallic, heavy, very sturdy, heats up during use (~40 degrees), but because it does not have a fan, it is completely silent.
The two LEDs per port are very useful, each of which provides accurate indication of each connection (10G/2.5G/1G/1000M/100M) depending on the color it shows (green/orange).
To achieve speeds above 1Gbps, at least Cat6a cabling must be used.

Update 12.05.2024 (one month later):
I rushed to initially rate it with 5 stars.
Having many years of experience in wired networks, I note the following:
1. The 10Gbps fiber optic modem/router provided by Cosmote is the ZTE ZXHN F8648P.
2. My rig is: ASUS ROG Strix B-560F motherboard, Intel i7 11700K 3.60Ghz CPU (11th gen), 64GB DDR4-3200 RAM, 2 Samsung M.2 drives (1TB and 4TB), two Samsung SSD drives (2TB each), 1 Western Digital 3TB mechanical drive, TP-Link TX401 network card (10G).
3. The router is connected to the switch via a 14-meter Cat6A cable with 4 "corners".

When I connect the router directly to the PC with an Ethernet cable, I have a throughput of 7.8Gbps down / 1 Gbps up (as Cosmote told me I would have, now in the experimental installation of 10Gbps).
When the TP-Link switch is involved (connecting the PC to it with either Cat6a or Cat7 cable), the throughput is never better than just 3.3Gbps down (the 1 Gbps up remains).

Perhaps I got a defective unit or it is due to the fact that this specific switch is v.1.0, while TP-Link has now released v.3.6. I really don't know...
However, the result from using this TP-Link switch (which costs 320 euros) is completely disappointing and absolutely unacceptable. What a shame...