I was of the same opinion myself - had never heard of them making switches before and found precious little trustworthy info about them whereas there was both a thread here detailing people's experiences with the TP-Link and I was also able to borrow one from a colleague.
My only concern really is the relatively antiquated firmware - although from the looks of things it was already wearing mothballs when it was new. For example, it doesn't support TLSv1.1 or 1.2 and only offers DH SHA1 KEX for ssh, requiring local workarounds for most ssh clients. Apparently this is quite common in network kit though (my preceding netgear switch had similar issues).
My only concern really is the relatively antiquated firmware - although from the looks of things it was already wearing mothballs when it was new. For example, it doesn't support TLSv1.1 or 1.2 and only offers DH SHA1 KEX for ssh, requiring local workarounds for most ssh clients. Apparently this is quite common in network kit though (my preceding netgear switch had similar issues).