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This is a Thing KYY X90G Quad Portable Monitor Review

18 d ago

Fortinet recently released the FortiGate FG-60F, a fanless white desktop firewall designed for edge deployments. Alongside the earlier FG-40F review, the FG-60F was tested in back-to-back mode using Keysight CyPerf workloads. This teardown reveals the hardware inside. The front panel features a logo, model number, power/status LEDs, and an HA status LED. Port status LEDs are also on the front, while the ports themselves face the rear—a design that divides opinion. On the rear, there is a reset button, a latched DC 12V power input (similar to SonicWall), a USB port, and a console port (useful for firmware recovery). The network ports comprise ten Ethernet ports: two labeled WAN (WAN1, WAN2), one DMZ, two FortiLink ports, and five LAN ports, although all are configurable. The sides include vents; one side also has a Kensington lock slot for physical security. The bottom has rubber feet and vents, while the top bears the Fortinet logo. Internally, the FG-60F is similar to the FG-40F, sharing the same compact, fanless chassis. The review emphasizes that port flexibility and physical security features are well-suited for small offices or remote locations. No performance results are detailed in this excerpt, but the testing methodology and hardware overview are provided. Buyers are advised to purchase the correct license and term bundle if acquiring the FG-60F via Amazon.