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3 Apr, 2025
£709.28 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
At £595.20 ex-VAT, the Cisco ISR 927 is one of those “it’s fine, but be sure you actually need it” purchases. If you’re after a small, dependable edge router with solid Cisco tooling and support pathways, it can be good value—especially for straightforward UK office setups where you want stable routing, decent security posture, and less drama than cheaper kit. The catch is that this isn’t a “do-it-all bargain” router; it makes the most sense when you’re aligning to existing Cisco-centric networking and you’ll actually benefit from the robustness and ecosystem around Cisco.
I wouldn’t buy it if you’re cost-optimising for a basic broadband-to-LAN connection or a simple site router with minimal requirements. In those cases, you’ll often get comparable day-to-day performance from less expensive units without paying the Cisco tax. Conversely, it’s a good fit for resellers/SMBs who have multiple sites, need reliable WAN performance, and care about maintainability (patching, predictable behaviour, support). If you’re not planning to run meaningful features beyond simple routing/firewall basics, save the budget and put it toward something that will be used—like better switching or stronger security services.

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