With my Meraki Go unit, I would max at roughly 270. After swapping back to the ISP provided firewall, I've reached a max of 580, which is more than I pay for. I am a network engineer, I've been doing this for 20 years. I'm not a newbie that just went and bought some stuff on Amazon. I don't *need* enterprise features for the most part, but I expected a lot more from this product than what it is currently delivering. Have you seen the Merak Dashboard? The Meraki Go App, isn't even a shell of what the Meraki Dashboard offers. I get it, totally different audiences, but I expected a similar interface, not a janky app that is incredibly difficult to navigate with settings and features that are hidden in areas that make no sense. I looked back at this community and found that the product was released a only month or two before my initial purchase, so the product is obviously still young. Honestly, this is a classic Cisco move that I've seen far too many times. Release a new product that is half baked, spend the next two years improving it and making it hum like a well-oiled machine. I expect that the Meraki Go product will be far better in a year, however, I'm looking for better now. I'll give it another look in a year or two when I am looking for a WiFi 6 upgrade and we'll go from there.
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