Cisco Aironet 1200 Series Wireless Router

My old Cisco stopped and had to get a new one. Just bought a new Night Hawk router a few months ago. This new modem is really fast and pairs up very easily

I bought this router with my neighbor's recommendation (he is a certified Cisco Networking Professional). It is very configurable. It has apps that you can download such as for home network security and child protection. I would definitely recommend this product.

As an A/V enthusiast and a Cisco Academy student, I'm currently using this to hold some basic A/V gear and Cisco 2500 series routers. The unit seems very stable so far and is more versatile than I had expected. It is also comfortable to lift even with a large amount of equipment mounted. A much better alternative to just having equipment stacked. Ability to disassemble or fold is a major advantage.

We have used the Cisco SG series switches for many years and were disappointed when the line was discontinued but the new CBS line is just as good. Some minor variations in how the software is laid out but otherwise, they are just as easy to use as the SG line.

Im replacing 2 cisco 1600 series access points. These are cheaper, dont need a contract for updating firmware, and faster than the Ciscos Im replacing. They are also easier to set up and configure.

I've been working with a wireless Cisco network for several years now. I got fed up with licensing and cost issues and have been more than pleased with this. These were incredibly easy to deploy, and I've now got a great wireless network for a reasonable budget.

I bought this router to replace a Dlink 1200 one. The Dlink was OK but I was looking for something with more management options and better performance. As far as performance goes, the 2.4GHZ has more range and higher bitrate in every corner of my house I get at least 150mbs or more (where the Dlink was 48mbs). Also, with this router I can manage internet access rules per device meaning I can cut off internet on my kids Ipods and Ipad while continuing surfing the web on my laptop. Also, getting a report on the daily usage of what device surfed what is great. Highly recommend.

I've been happily using Pelican cases for years, the 1200 series cases are currently the smallest I own. In terms of quality Pelican is the standard by which others should be compared. They cost more than most, but they do what they're supposed to do better than anything else on the market. I probably own about a dozen Pelican cases ranging in size from the largest wheeled versions down to the 1200 series listed here. In many cases I no longer own the equipment for which the cases were originally purchased, but I've always found other uses for them and they've never failed to protect the contents within.

This more than doubled my speed from the Cisco I was using.

I purchased 2 of the Pelican 1200 cases: 1 for my wireless microphone equipment and 1 for my Marshall 7 video monitor and a few accessories. The quality and construction are exactly what you'd expect from Pelican - no complaints. When considering which size Pelican case you need, make certain to account for a least on row of foam (approx. 1/3) around the entire interior of the case, these small cases fill up very quickly.