Seeking Budget-Friendly Switch for 4 Devices & 4/5 PoE Cameras with 1Gbps Speed

Hey, I'm facing the choice of buying a switch.
An optical fiber connected to a router (some Huawei - from the ISP) enters the house. The rest of all ethernet cables I have led to the attic, from where they go to individual rooms (first floor and ground floor).
Provider-ordered speed up to 1gbps download and 1gbps upload.
I need a switch that will distribute the signal to 4 devices (2xPC, 2xTV), probably to some router with better signal strength than the above-mentioned Huawei and to at least 4 (max 5) cameras (powered by PoE).

Initially, I was looking for switches that meet these requirements, but some can cost up to 2k .
I would like to ask for a slightly more budgetary solution, where he will say 6 sockets will be at full 1gbps (without PoE), and 4 sockets will be typically for cameras (with PoE). The switch doesn't have to be configurable - I'd just like to connect everything and expect it to work stably - I'm not planning any NAS, etc.

Do these cameras have the PoE standard specified in the specification? Because it is not so obvious and may not work with the switch.
https://www.dipol.com.pl/zasilanie_poe_-standard_ieee_802_3af_oraz_ieee_802_3at_bib746.htm
It is safest with separate power supplies that match these cameras.

Netgear GS116LP 16 Ports PoE, Gigabit, Passive Cooled Without Fan. Unmanageable, about PLN 800. Poe+ version, GS116PP about PLN 1000. It has been working flawlessly for me for several years.

Thanks for the answers. Sorry for the lack of detail.

There will be a maximum of 5 cameras, ethernet cables are already distributed - I haven't decided on their choice yet, but I see that the 802.3af standard is enough for those that are enough for me. I will probably buy cameras next year and probably 4 will be enough for me.
I like the idea of a 12-port switch without PoE and possibly buying a few power supplies - in the attic the number of additional cables and devices should not be a problem, I'm more afraid that in hot weather there will be close to 40 degrees .

I initially chose this: tp-link-16p-tl-sg1016-rack-16x10-100-1000mbit
Finally, 16 port, because there is still an option that I will have room thermostats in several rooms on the wall.

Is this choice enough? Do I have to choose e.g. managed for some reason, to e.g. reduce the bandwidth for the cameras themselves (because otherwise they will take a significant part of my bandwidth)?

wookiepl wrote:

I initially chose this: tp-link-16p-tl-sg1016-rack-16x10-100-1000mbit

Avoid anything with TPLink in the name.
Netgear, HP, Cisco - stick to it, it's a different price range, but the equipment is worth every zloty spent on it.
Example - Netgear GS116.

Thank you very much! I'm taking a Netgear GS116. Topic to be closed