Meraki MS150 Switches

Stackable cloud-managed switches with 10G uplinks and up to 740W PoE, sold with licenses, volume discounts, and fast delivery.

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What is the Cisco Meraki MS150 switch?

The MS150 is Meraki's stackable cloud-managed access switch, succeeding the MS210 and MS225, with Gigabit access ports, 10G SFP+ uplinks, and full Dashboard management.

What is the difference between the Meraki MS130 and MS150?

The MS150 adds physical stacking, higher PoE budgets, and stronger uplink and aggregation capability, while the MS130 is the simpler, non-stackable entry-level line.

Does the Meraki MS150 support stacking?

Yes. MS150 switches physically stack up to 8 units with dedicated stacking cables and are managed as one logical switch from the Meraki Dashboard.

What PoE options does the MS150 offer?

PoE+ models deliver budgets up to 740W on 48-port SKUs, enough to fully power dense deployments of phones, cameras, and Wi-Fi 6 and 6E access points.

What uplinks does the MS150 have?

MS150 models include 4x10G SFP+ uplinks for high-bandwidth connections to aggregation switches or MX security appliances.

Which Meraki switches does the MS150 replace?

The MS150 is the successor to the MS210 and MS225 families, offering a modern hardware platform with the same cloud-first management experience.

Does the MS150 require a license?

Yes. Each MS150 needs an active Meraki Enterprise license for Dashboard management, firmware, and support. Switches stop passing traffic if licensing lapses beyond the grace period.

Is the MS150 Layer 2 or Layer 3?

The MS150 is a Layer 2 access switch. For Layer 3 routing at the access or aggregation layer, look to higher Meraki models or the Catalyst-based MS390 successors.