Cisco Aironet 1800 Series Access PointsPricing

This platform helped to deploy WiFi at remote sites. Good value for the money.

warranty is expensive. It is necessary to evaluate the 8x5 option which is cheaper than the 24x7.

between performance and price, and has solved a lot of complains from users about connectivity for their work and BYOD devices. … Well priced for the performance

workplace and is great for single location deployments creating a good robust affordable solution. Installing them in a plant that has exposure to environmental

going to have an app for this, but it comes with greater cost. … Price Product Features Product Usability Existing Relationship

We chose Cisco Aironet 1800 Series for its price and suitability for use it in residential houses.

It´s a little bit expensive compared with other brands. If you don´t have PoE in your switches you

company, the possibility to adopt IoT technology is a potential differential value in the logistics market. With increased mobility, and an explosion of IoT

It's plug and play with APIC-EM, so there's a low cost for installation. We came from the 1242 series and are now with 1815 and

excellent visibility of your WLAN without being on-site. If you need a really cheap basic network the 1815/1850 APs are not what you need as they start to make

Cisco model we have now. They have been nothing but a headache. They have cost us more in user frustration than anything else we've done in a long long

from WLC ios to StandAlone or Mobility Express need to be improved. Better prices for midsize business. … wireless. With Meraki APs our clients had a negative impact because the license fee is always concurrent, for countries like the Dominican Republic this kind

Very expensive We have a lot of failure and we have to spend man power on replacing failed

Cost Form factor Reporting bad radios … customers Good uptime and reliable High-end model access points tend to be expensive … Aruba but they seem to perform as well as Aironet Access Points at a lower price point. All of our switches are Cisco so using Aironet Access…