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Great overview. As a former support person my only suggestions is to work on getting people in the habit of reviewing the details/changelog/release notes. PLEASE! If the vendor puts great details in there it shows transparency and attention to detail. It also makes those technical writers who put them together feel really good knowing their work is used and not just brushed aside.

I think what this demonstrates is that companies like TP-Link and Ubiquity caused a real threat to Cisco with well priced high performing products. It’s good to see that this has in turn forced Cisco to come out with more affordable pro-consumer products. It’s good to see competition in the market at the higher levels but with lower pricing, allowing small business and homes to get the benefits. I’m studying IT at the moment and it’s interesting how much Cisco is still the default they teach especially with Packer Tracer. I have adopted the ubiquity range within my own home and happy with their products. As usual informative and interesting to watch.

Thank you for this video. Cisco cheaper than Unifi is unbelievable! It would be a great choice in the SMB market if it lives to Cisco standard.

These look great. Thanks for the peek at the interface. It looks like the same web UI they tacked on to the 8.5 AireOS wireless controllers which is interesting. These will even support up to 16 VLANs which will be good for IoT, guest etc.

Great overview David, thanks for walking us through the initial setup very clearly. This looks to be a great product and better pricing too.

I'm very interested in these. Currently run a couple of UniFi WAP's at home but I use Cisco Catalyst switching & pfSense firewall. I work as a network engineer for a large enterprise and use Cisco WAP's at work, the embedded controller looks like a cut down version of the 9800 controller. That price is really aggressive too. Would be interested in more video's detailing the more advanced features and maybe getting second one so have controller fail over.

Thanks for sharing the video. I've been looking at getting a Unifi switch and AP for my home lab.

Cheap and cisco stand in opposite sides

I've had a few of the In wall 145s for about a year now. I simply chose them because I wanted a few ports on the APs and didn't want to go with Unifi, I did have Unifi APs for 4 years previously. I had a Linksys business AP many years back and when I first got in to networking I never bought anything but Linksys or 3com network cards or switches. I think there is the Cisco and there are these cisco, I've had the SG300 switch before now but they don't run the normal Cisco IOS.

When you review something, please open each and every tab of the menu for us to see what is there and the available options.

Hi David I hope you can make a video at least for medium to large scale deployment. In that way we can see how will it be easy enough to install it.

I don't want something cheaper than Ubiquiti for APs. Where Ubiquiti fails is software / firmware development and maintenance. I would pay say 10% - 15% more to have an environment with much better development practices.

Great video. Unifi has wifi 6 APs the have 5ghz ( the u6 lite does not)

The Cisco CBW150AX is a WiFi 6 access point for small medium businesses.

I also got a CBW150AX and was pretty enthusiastic about the device. But... don't know why yet, AX works fine - but not as fast as it could be, though AC compatibility is not as good as I wished.... e.g. with a Mikrotic AC Accesspoint (same position as the cisco) with my LG TV I get only about 20 MBit peak, with the Mikrotik about 120 MBit - same position as the TV with my Notebook, I get about 500 MBit AX and 390 MBit AC performance.... seems to be some kind of incompatibility, which only the Cisco AP affects.... I also have a Linksys AC3200 lying around, which works also well without problems with all my devices. So far, I am hoping for a firmwareupdate which fixes the problem. Furthermore: I totally miss the cli access! okay, you can enable ssh, but there you go nowhere, because it is only for a crypt handshake for the cisco support team, so no other is able to gain access to shell (oficially)... another downside - would love to have the CLI like the bigger Cisco Accesspoints used to have.

I love David.

Is there not licensing fees involved when you go the Cisco route? Licensing has always been the issue with enterprise hardware vs UniFi.

Would like to see you expand on this to a multiple WAP environment, still the same single pane for management? Would roaming work and auto power/channel all with out annual licenses? Yes I have 5 WAPs and a controller in my house, need to upgrade.

This is interesting stuff from Cisco. So if I already have a 9800 WLC in my environment, will this AP be able to join and be managed from there or is the Cisco Business web interface the only way to go?

IIRC, Cisco APs had to be used with a controller, unless you flashed in different firmware. This appears to be stand alone right out of the box.

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