Five Meraki Wi-Fi 6 Access Points Are Approaching End-of-Sale
Cisco has set December 31, 2026 as the final order date for the Meraki Access Points.
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Cisco Meraki
Cloud-managed networking product line.
Why Older Network Hardware Still Sells
Enterprise networks don't refresh in one synchronized cycle — so previous-generation switches, access points and optics keep selling for replacements, compatible spares and cost-controlled expansion.
Cisco Meraki MS225 and MS210 Hit End-of-Sale — Cloud Support Through 2031
Cisco set April 30, 2026 as the last order date for the Meraki MS225 and MS210 access switches, with cloud support continuing through April 30, 2031.
Why Meraki MR36 Inventory Still Matters After End-of-Sale
Cisco's End-of-Sale date doesn't end MR36 demand — existing deployments still need replacements, expansion units and compatible spares, and the MR36 stays a practical fit while a Wi-Fi 7 migration is planned.
What Does Meraki End-of-Sale Mean? A Practical Guide for Existing Networks
Meraki End-of-Sale stops new orders, not your installed hardware — for existing networks, the date that matters is End-of-Support.
Does Wi-Fi 7 Require WPA3? Enterprise Security Requirements Explained
For full Wi-Fi 7 performance and any 6 GHz operation, clients need WPA3 and Protected Management Frames — not just a new access point.
MR36 vs. MR44: Which Meraki Access Point Fits Your Deployment?
The MR36 and MR44 are Wi-Fi 6 access points built for different capacity needs.
Cisco Wireless 9172I: What MR36 Buyers Should Know Before Upgrading
Cisco lists the Wireless 9172I as the migration option for the Meraki MR36.