Meraki end-of-life dates, and what replaces what

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Every Cisco Meraki end-of-sale announcement in one table: when it was announced, the last day to order, the last day of support, and the replacement product the announcement itself suggests. Cisco publishes this as 181 rows of links to individual PDF bulletins; here it is as one matrix.

Transcribed from Cisco's consolidated EOL page and each row's own bulletin on 2026-08-07 — every row links the notice it came from, so you can verify any line. Renewing licenses on gear that is approaching end-of-support? Price the renewal in a minute, or check the full renewal price list. This same matrix is published on its own at merakieol.com, which is the canonical copy — a crawler that has already found this page follows that link to it.

Security (MX)

Switch (MS)

Wireless (MR)

Teleworker (Z)

Cellular (MG)

Camera (MV)

Sensor (MT)

Voice (MC)

Licenses

Meraki Go

Accessories

Other

No EOL announcement

Searching whether a device has been announced end-of-life? The models below have no end-of-sale or end-of-life announcement on Cisco's consolidated Meraki EOL list as of 2026-08-07. An absence can go stale, so treat the date as part of the answer — and the source list is one click away to confirm.

Sources: the models easyMeraki quotes renewals for, plus the current lineups on Cisco's own product pages and documentation index for families licensed generically — access points (cisco.com), smart cameras, switches, model documentation index. Licenses for all of them are on the renewal price list.

What the dates mean

End-of-sale is the last day the product can be ordered through Cisco. End-of-support is the last day Cisco Meraki supports it — typically about seven years later; after that the device is obsolete and stops checking in reliably against new dashboard features. Licenses can usually still be renewed for supported hardware right up to end-of-support. The definitions on each linked notice are authoritative.