Cisco Aironet 3800 Series Access Points (discontinued)Pricing

Cost of access points Support and licensing cost

perfectly. Unfortunately this mode is not available anymore on the 3800. Too expensive and less and less trust on Cisco when they propose a new update that looks

versus running CAT6. The 3802 LAP has very good range and speed for the price.

Very robust but expensive. No reports of problems, errors or defects.

expert engineer after having done an analysis of the site. And also for the cost.

Cisco Aironet in a Juniper (or other) shop, or a large enterprise where the cost of scaling out becomes a factor. … Meraki feature-set is lacking, we really only require those features, and our cost would be largely cut by this migration. It would be a solid win, but

Ubiquiti also provides pretty good wireless coverage for a much cheaper cost, but they do not offer the support and level of management that Cisco … smaller locations/branches. It does come with a substantial subscription fee that is required for the devices to function.

There is a high price tag. Devices do tend to have a long operating life making up for cost. Value is also gained from collaboration

pretty heavy mounting is less than desirable price point

Cisco APs cost can be high compared to other similar solutions. Cisco APs can require very

work out a bit cheaper Mounting options are limited … Positive ROI. The total value of the investment

Complex Expensive … Cisco APS are great but tend to be expensive in the current market.

ad-hoc Skype meeting on the way to lunch. It is always hard to justify the value of connectivity but be assured, when it is not working the business impact … Aironet Access Points just fit like a glove. And do not forget the added value features that they come with such as…

Low total cost of ownership (TCO) Short time from buying to working Don't need a very skilled

Cost is a bit high. However, it's an extremely good product. I faced a few RF … acquisition which this solution gives flexibility towards our mobile users. Cost is high but in terms of future ROI should be a win-win situation. Clean air

Infrastructure which is another difficult setup. Pricing. They are premium priced.

Cosmetics Cost Size

Unless cost is the primary determining factor, I cannot think of a reason NOT to use

Cost Physical looks/design Uplink connection options

Cost point for the APs Describing ideal use locations in documentation

Cost The advantages of so many radios in a single AP are not easy to discern. … Smaller, 10-cube offices that don't need multiple WLANs won't see the value in Aironet APs. … coverage made our users unmistakably more productive. I love the APs, and the cost of the wireless…