What about their switches? I'm looking at buying a small 10GB SFP switch and TP-Link was one option.
I've already got Ubiquiti kit, and frankly while I don't much like it I can't deny that it works well enough and is reasonably priced for what you get.
So, it looks like I'm going to lean towards the Ubiquiti switches.
I also have a bunch of EdgeMAX because I use the L3 features, they were more expensive, and that range is sadly now discontinued, but the Unifi equipment have all been workhorses, and the only think I've ever had fail in the past decade was an EdgeRouter Lite, the power circuitry failed after some dodgy mains voltage issues in my previous home.
These are handy but I've never had one successfully be adopted by Unifi. No idea why. And since they're basic enough that they have no ssh command line access, there are limits on what you can do to debug them.
For my use case, though, powered by PoE and unmanaged is good enough.
I've been looking at upgrading to 10Gb myself, currently my top contenders are Mikrotik and Ubiquiti.
Mikrotik is much more reasonably priced, but I already have mostly Ubiquiti equipment so I'd probably spend the extra to keep the single-pane-of-glass for maintenance, something simple like the Flex XG / Flex 10 GbE so long as it can run my VLANs.