
Rack-mounted edge router built for service providers and enterprise network engineers who need high-density WAN connectivity with carrier-grade reliability in a compact form factor. Buy Now at Newegg
- High-density 3D Universal Edge routing
- Modular architecture for flexible port configurations
- Carrier-grade reliability for service provider networks
- Advanced subscriber management and traffic control
- Model: MX104

Designed for Raspberry Pi 5 owners who want to add an NVMe SSD via the PCIe slot, this kit gives you both the adapter hardware and a protective aluminum enclosure in one package rather than sourcing them separately. Buy Now at Newegg
- All-in-one Raspberry Pi 5 mini-computer kit
- Aluminum alloy protective case
- PCIe adapter compatibility

Handy for older desktop builds where you want to add PCI expansion slots but only have a Mini PCIe slot available, like in small form factor or embedded systems. Buy Now at Newegg
- Mini PCIe to double PCI expansion adapter
- Desktop video control capability

A solid option if you're building out or expanding a small-to-medium business wireless network and need a dual-radio 802.11n access point without paying for new hardware. Buy Now at Newegg
- 300 Mbps wireless data rates
- Dual radio antenna connectors
- IEEE 802.11n 2X2 standard

A solid option for network admins who need a managed PoE+ switch that can handle a high-density deployment — the 48-port layout with PoE budget makes it practical for powering IP phones, access points, and cameras without a separate power injector setup. Buy Now at Newegg
- 48-port PoE+ multi-gigabit Ethernet connectivity
- 10GbE SFP+ uplink ports
- Junos OS automation support
- Virtual Chassis technology for scalable network management
- Model: EX2300-48MP

A solid option for network admins who need a managed enterprise-grade switch with front-to-back airflow, which suits deployments where hot/cold aisle cooling is a factor in the rack layout. Buy Now at Newegg
- 24 Gigabit Ethernet ports for high-speed connectivity
- Layer 3 switching for enhanced network performance
- Managed switch for reliable network foundation
- Rack-mountable design for professional cable organization
- Uplink port for simple network expansion

Designed for network engineers looking to extend port capacity on Juniper EX4400 series switches, this expansion module adds four 25G SFP28 uplink ports without replacing existing hardware. Buy Now at Newegg
- 4x 25GbE SFP28/10GbE SFP+ uplink ports
- Model: EX4400-EM-4Y

A solid option for small to mid-sized business environments where you need reliable Wi-Fi 6 coverage without deploying enterprise-scale infrastructure, the AP-505 supports dual-band radios and integrates with Aruba's central management platform if you're already in that ecosystem. Buy Now at Newegg
- Wi-Fi 6 certified dual-radio access point
- 1.49Gbps aggregate throughput
- WPA3 and Enhanced Open security
- Integrated Bluetooth Low Energy radio
- Model: R2H29A

Rack-mounted enterprise networking hardware like the EX4300-48T is typically reserved for data centers and larger IT environments, where you need a managed Layer 3 switch with 48 copper ports and the ability to route traffic between VLANs rather than just switching it. Newegg has this one listed, which is worth noting since enterprise Juniper gear doesn't often show up on consumer-facing storefronts. Buy Now at Newegg
- Layer 3 routing capabilities

A solid fit for small to mid-sized business networks where you need to power IP phones, access points, or cameras directly from the switch without running separate power cables to each device — the 370W PoE budget gives you enough headroom to run a decent number of endpoints simultaneously. Buy Now at Newegg
- Aruba Switch JL675A
- New factory sealed condition
- 90 day warranty included
- Money back guarantee

Purpose-built for enterprises and service providers that need to run virtualized network functions (like firewalls, WAN optimization, or SD-WAN) on a single piece of hardware, the NFX250 consolidates what would otherwise require multiple dedicated appliances into one unit. Buy Now at Newegg
- 1Gbps Ethernet ports
- 10Gbps SFP+ fiber connectivity

Newegg has the Juniper Networks EX4100-F-48P for $1,599, a 48-port PoE+ switch aimed at enterprise and mid-sized business networks that need reliable Power over Ethernet for devices like IP phones, access points, and security cameras. Juniper's EX4100 series sits in the managed enterprise tier, so this is a solid option if your organization is already running Juniper infrastructure or wants a step up from consumer-grade managed switches. Buy Now at Newegg
- 48 x 1GbE PoE+ ports with 740W power budget
- Mist AI and Marvis AI Assistant-driven operations
- EVPN-VXLAN support for advanced network virtualization
- Group-based policies for standards-based micro-segmentation
- Flow-based telemetry for real-time traffic anomaly detection

Rack-mounted Layer 3 switching with PoE on all 24 ports makes this a reasonable fit for small-to-mid enterprise networks that need to power access points, IP phones, or cameras without a separate injector setup. Juniper's EX4300 line is enterprise-grade hardware, so picking one up through Newegg puts a more capable platform in reach than most comparable consumer or SMB switches. Buy Now at Newegg
- Layer 3 routing capabilities

Newegg has the Juniper EX2300-48T-4G for a price worth noting if you're building or expanding a managed network. The EX2200 series is enterprise-grade Layer 3 hardware, meaning it handles routing between VLANs natively, which is the feature that separates it from basic unmanaged switches and makes it a fit for small-to-midsize business networks that need more control over traffic. Buy Now at Newegg
- Managed

A good fit for network engineers expanding capacity on EX9200 series chassis, as the 40-port fiber line card slots into existing modular deployments without requiring a full hardware refresh. Buy Now at Newegg
- Model: EX9200-40F-M
- High-density 40-port 10GbE SFP fiber connectivity
- Modular architecture for flexible network scalability
- Line-rate forwarding for consistent high-speed performance
- Advanced routing and security for enterprise environments

A high-density line card designed for the MX Series routers, this module is the kind of component you'd be sourcing specifically for a Juniper chassis build or expansion — not a general-purpose purchase. Buy Now at Newegg
- Model: 750-031089

Designed for network administrators expanding or upgrading Aruba-compatible switches, this SFP Mini-GBIC module adds a fiber or copper uplink port without replacing existing hardware. Buy Now at Newegg
- Model: JL745A

Designed for enterprise or high-density environments, this Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) access point handles more simultaneous connections with better efficiency than older Wi-Fi 5 hardware, making it a reasonable consideration if you're upgrading a business or campus network. Newegg carries it if you're sourcing through that channel. Buy Now at Newegg
- Model: R4W54A

A solid option for enterprise or data center environments where you need a managed Layer 3 switch with high port density and reliable performance. Newegg has it listed, which is worth noting since Juniper networking gear doesn't show up often outside of dedicated IT resellers. Buy Now at Newegg
- Scalable Virtual Chassis stacking for up to 10 switches
- High-performance Layer 2 and Layer 3 switching
- Flexible 48-port Gigabit Ethernet access deployment
- Carrier-class reliability for data centers and campuses
- Model: EX4300-48T

Newegg has the Juniper QFX-SFP-10GE-LR SFP+ Transceiver listed if you need a single-mode fiber optic module for 10GbE connectivity in Juniper QFX-series switches, covering link distances up to 10km. It's a straightforward buy for network engineers who need a genuine Juniper-branded optic rather than a third-party alternative. Buy Now at Newegg
- 10GbE long-range fiber connectivity
- SFP+ form factor compatibility
- Low latency high-speed data transmission
- Industrial-grade reliability for enterprise networks
- Model: QFX-SFP-10GE-LR
Computers: The Basics
Shopping for computers doesn’t have to drain your savings — if you know how to find the best prices. Our team of experts review the sales and publish the best computer deals so you don’t have to work half as hard.
Basic Computer Terminology
You don’t have to be a tech wiz to buy your next computer. Make note of these common terms to help you when you’re shopping computer sales!
- Operating System (OS): This is the system that controls how your computer performs basic functions. The most common operating systems you’ll see right now are Windows 10 and Mac OS X. They perform comparably, so picking one relies on personal preference.
- Random-access memory (RAM): The short-term memory of your computer. Your RAM controls how quickly and efficiently your computer is able to switch between tasks. The higher the RAM, generally, the better the performance.
- Processor (CPU): The powerhouse or “brain” of the computer, your processor handles your computer’s basic instructions, such as using your mouse and keyboard, or running applications. The two most popular CPU manufacturers are AMD and Intel. You can read about which processor is right for you in this article from Digital Trends.
- Storage: There are two types of physical computer storage, hard drives (HD) and solid state drives (SSD). SSD storage is more common these days because they are more stable and faster. While it’s ideal to aim for greater storage space, a bigger drive will cost more money. Determine your storage needs based on how you plan to use your computer. Abt recommends starting with at least 500 GB of storage space.
What Deals Are Available on Disney+ Bundles?
Disney+ bundle deals provide significant savings when combining services. For example, the Verizon Disney Bundle offered six months of Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ for free with select Unlimited plans. Bundles like the Disney+ Premium annual plan ($159.99) save you the cost of two months compared to monthly payments. Bundle options like the ad-supported Duo Basic plan (Disney+ and Hulu) start at $10.99 per month, while ad-free Duo Premium is $19.99. Learn more on the Disney+ Bundle Deals page.
How Much Is a Disney+ Subscription?
Disney+ subscriptions currently start at $8 per month for the ad-supported Basic plan, while the Premium ad-free plan is priced at $13.99 per month or $139.99 annually. Prices will increase beginning October 17, 2024, with the Premium plan rising to $15.99 per month or $159.99 annually. Explore all pricing options on the Disney+ Subscription Costs page.
Best Disney+ Deals
Disney+ offers value-packed streaming bundles, such as the Disney+, Hulu, and Max bundle starting at $17 per month with ads or $30 per month ad-free. Disney+ also supports paid sharing, allowing you to add one extra member for $6.99 per month with Basic or $9.99 per month with Premium. Prices are increasing on October 17, 2024, so finding deals like these is more important than ever. For more information, visit our Best Disney+ Deals page.
Annual Disney+ Subscription Costs
Disney+ Premium annual plans cost $139.99 but will rise to $159.99 on October 17, 2024. Opting for the annual plan saves you the equivalent of two months compared to monthly billing. Note that annual payments are only available for standalone Disney+ Premium plans and not for bundles. Customize your subscription to include ad-supported or ad-free options with Hulu, ESPN+, or Max. See all pricing details on the Disney+ Subscription Costs page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a VPN?
VPN stands for “virtual private network.” A VPN protects your internet usage by routing your internet connection through a private server. Using a VPN keeps your online browsing more private and also grants you access to websites and content that may not be available in your country.
For more information about VPNs, visit our NordVPN Free Trial Guide and our NordVPN Subscription Cost Page.