Cisco Meraki Wireless Access Point Teardown - Exploring the Inner Workings with Commentary!

Dive into the inner workings of technology with us in this Cisco Meraki Wireless Access Point teardown and disassembly! 🛠️ Join our exploration as we dissect the components, unveil the engineering marvels, and provide insightful commentary to guide you through the process.
🔧 Teardown and Disassembly: Watch as we carefully take apart the Cisco Meraki Wireless Access Point, revealing the intricate components that power this cutting-edge technology. From antennas to circuitry, we leave no stone unturned in this detailed teardown.
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There are 4 screws under the pads, with that you can open it easily and without damaging the equipment

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Thanks for the heads up!
This was just for demonstrative purposes, I can’t imagine anyone having a valid reason to disassembly a Meraki access point without voiding any warranty 😎