Products

Certified Refurbished Open Mesh A62 Tri-Band Enterprise WiFi Access Point The Open Mesh A62 is an enterprise-grade tri-band 802.11ac Wave 2 WiFi access point featuring three radios (1 × 2.4 GHz at 300 Mbps, 2 × 5 GHz at 867 Mbps each), dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, compact 165 × 165 × 31 mm dimensions weighing just 408 g, and comprehensive cloud management via the CloudTrax platform for seamless high-density wireless deployments.

Used Genuine Lenovo X240 Motherboard with i3 4010U 2GHZ CPU This is a genuine used motherboard and CPU for the Lenovo ThinkPad X240 A 3mth warranty is provided for your peace of mind.

BenQ BL2211 22" LCD Monitor - Certified Refurbished (No Stand Included) Experience professional-grade performance with the BenQ BL2211, a 22-inch LCD monitor featuring 1680x1050 resolution, 16:10 aspect ratio, TN panel with W-LED backlight, 5ms response time, 250 cd/m² brightness, DVI and VGA connectivity, delivering crisp visuals and reliable performance for everyday computing tasks. This certified refurbished unit from Reboot IT combines essential features with cost-effective value, making it an ideal choice for users seeking a dependable display solution without the base stand.

Cisco Meraki MS425-32 Certified Refurbished L3 Cloud-Managed Switch The Cisco Meraki MS425-32 delivers enterprise-grade performance with 32 × 10G SFP+ ports, 2 × 40G QSFP+ uplinks, 800 Gbps switching capacity, and 1RU rack-mountable design, providing comprehensive Layer 3 routing capabilities with OSPF support and cloud-based management for high-performance network aggregation. This certified refurbished unit combines powerful switching performance with the simplicity of Cisco Meraki’s intuitive cloud management platform.

Every VoIP phone contains one or more codecs, and during call establishment, they share their lists of supported codecs. One phone, for example, may say “Hey stranger, I can support codecs A, B, or C”, and the other one will respond “Nice to meet you, I can support codecs “B, C, or D.” At this point, both phones recognize that they could converse in either B or C (this process is can easily be compared to two multilingual strangers meeting on the street, figuring out what languages they share, then deciding which of the shared languages to proceed in).