Sell used, old, surplus, retired or bulk MikroTik routers, switches, wireless devices, RouterBOARD hardware, LTE and 5G equipment with a professional workflow built for individuals, Internet providers, companies and international sellers anywhere in Thailand.
Y85N.com is designed for international sellers who need a clear way to sell MikroTik networking equipment in Thailand. The workflow is easy to follow in English. Identify the model, send photos, explain the condition, share the quantity and location, then coordinate evaluation and pickup when suitable.
We welcome enquiries from European and American residents and companies, as well as Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Myanmar and Korean communities operating throughout Thailand. Internet providers, hotels, factories, schools, offices, network installers and system integrators can all use the same organized process.
Y85N.com organizes the page around the search intentions used by individuals, network engineers, Internet providers and companies. The core topic is we buy mikrotik, supported by used equipment, old equipment, competitive valuation, pickup, bulk buying, retired assets, local searches and urgent clearance.
We evaluate MikroTik routers, switches, wireless devices, RouterBOARD products, LTE and 5G hardware, SFP modules, antennas, PoE equipment and related network accessories across Thailand.
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Working used MikroTik hardware can retain value when the model, port configuration, RouterOS information and accessories are clearly identified.
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Older models may still be useful for existing installations, laboratories, training, spare stock, Internet providers and replacement networks.
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A stronger valuation starts with exact model, RouterOS details, interfaces, PoE, wireless or cellular generation, condition, accessories and quantity.
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For suitable transactions, pickup can simplify large inventories from Internet providers, hotels, offices, factories, schools and network integrators.
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Sell routers, CRS switches, CSS switches, wireless CPE, LTE devices, SFP modules and mixed network equipment through one coordinated inventory.
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Equipment retired after a speed upgrade, vendor change, branch closure, wireless refresh or project cancellation may still have resale or reuse value.
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Tell us the province and pickup location. Y85N.com accepts enquiries nationwide and can assess whether pickup or site review is suitable.
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For relocation, network refresh or project deadlines, send the inventory, photos, location and required date so the request can be reviewed efficiently.
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Y85N.com can review simple individual sales and complex infrastructure clearances. We organize the essentials, exact model, quantity, condition, interfaces, accessories, location and timing, so even mixed network inventories can move through a practical evaluation workflow.
The value of MikroTik equipment is highly model specific. A compact hEX router, an RB5009, a CRS switch, an outdoor wireless unit and a 5G device serve very different roles, so correct identification matters.
hEX, hEX S, RB5009, CCR and other wired routing platforms with different Ethernet, SFP, PoE, CPU and RouterOS capabilities.
Managed switching from compact Gigabit models to high speed SFP, SFP plus and enterprise fiber platforms.
hAP, indoor access points, outdoor wireless, CPE devices, SXTsq families and other wireless network hardware.
Cellular routers and outdoor cellular systems where modem generation, antenna condition and power accessories matter.
Modular boards and custom networking hardware used by system builders, wireless providers, laboratories and industrial projects.
Routers, switches and wireless devices with PoE input or output, where power supply and port capability affect practical value.
SFP modules, antennas, rack ears, mounts, power adapters, PoE injectors and selected network accessories.
MikroTik together with Cisco, Aruba, Fortinet, Ubiquiti, TP Link, D Link, servers, NAS, UPS and other network equipment.
MikroTik equipment spans basic routing, advanced RouterOS systems, managed switching, outdoor wireless, cellular networks and modular RouterBOARD hardware. The exact model and configuration determine where the equipment fits in the secondary market.
MikroTik has a broad user community across business networks, Internet providers, laboratories, home networks, wireless providers and technical training environments. A router replaced by a newer model may still be useful for another network. An older switch may still serve a laboratory, and a wireless device can become spare equipment for an existing installation.
The important point is model specific demand. A professional inventory should identify the actual device rather than record everything as MikroTik equipment.
Exact model
RouterOS and license details
CPU architecture and RAM
Ethernet interfaces
SFP capability
PoE input or output
Wireless generation
LTE or 5G capability
Outdoor enclosure condition
Power supply and accessories
Quantity
Working condition
RouterOS is a major part of the MikroTik ecosystem. Different devices provide different processing power, interfaces and RouterOS capabilities. Record the model and license level when known, especially for professional network inventories.
Do not assume every MikroTik product offers the same capability. Some products target basic wireless deployments while others can serve advanced routing, VPN, containers, storage, high speed Ethernet or Internet provider environments.
MikroTik maintains a broad Ethernet router family ranging from compact routers to high performance systems with PoE and faster network interfaces.
hEX is a recognizable compact router family. Older and newer generations should be recorded separately because port capability, processing and platform generation can differ.
The uploaded guide identifies hEX S 2025 as a compact wired router with Gigabit Ethernet, a 2.5 Gigabit SFP interface, PoE output, USB, ARM processing and RouterOS version 7.
The uploaded guide describes RB5009 as a higher performance compact router family with Gigabit Ethernet, 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet, a 10 Gigabit SFP plus cage, USB and ARM 64 bit architecture, with some variants adding broader PoE capability.
MikroTik offers indoor and outdoor wireless product families across multiple Wi Fi generations. Wireless generation strongly influences demand, so a newer Wi Fi 7 device should not be grouped with legacy 2.4 GHz equipment.
The uploaded guide places hAP ax2 in the Wi Fi 6 indoor family and describes ARM 64 bit processing, dual band wireless and PoE capability.
The guide describes hAP ax S as a dual band Wi Fi 6 access point with Gigabit Ethernet, SFP capability, PoE, USB and RouterOS version 7.
The guide identifies newer Wi Fi 7 models including hAP be lite and hAP be3 Media, placing them in a newer market segment than legacy wireless products.
Outdoor MikroTik systems can serve wireless links, campuses, factories, remote sites and provider networks. Inspect enclosure condition carefully and document water exposure, corrosion, antenna connectors, mounting hardware, Ethernet ports and PoE input.
MikroTik also offers LTE and 5G networking products. Cellular equipment should be documented with modem generation, antenna condition, SIM related hardware and complete power accessories when available.
MikroTik switch models range from compact Gigabit devices to much faster fiber platforms. Some run RouterOS, some focus on SwOS, and some may support more than one management mode.
CRS equipment combines switching with MikroTik management capabilities. Port count, uplink speed, PoE, power supplies, rack hardware and installed optics should be recorded.
CSS products often focus more directly on switching. The exact model remains important because port configuration varies significantly.
The uploaded guide identifies RB260GS as a five port Gigabit smart switch with an SFP cage and notes that RB260GSP adds PoE output capability.
PoE capability can materially affect how MikroTik hardware is used in access point, camera, wireless and branch networks. Record how many ports provide power and whether the original power supply is included.
RouterBOARD products support custom networking deployments. Boards should be inspected carefully for physical damage and missing components.
SFP modules, antennas, rack ears, mounts and power adapters should be counted separately. Accessories often make equipment easier to reuse and can improve the clarity of a bulk inventory.
Cisco is widely used in large enterprise and service provider environments, while MikroTik often appeals to Internet providers, technical users, laboratories and organizations that value RouterOS flexibility.
Ubiquiti UniFi emphasizes centralized management and a visually integrated ecosystem. MikroTik emphasizes RouterOS flexibility, advanced routing and many hardware form factors.
Aruba is strongly focused on enterprise wired and wireless environments. MikroTik appears across providers, laboratories, outdoor wireless and cost sensitive advanced networks.
Fortinet integrates security strongly through its security and networking ecosystem. MikroTik focuses more broadly on routing, switching, wireless, cellular and network infrastructure.
Omada provides centrally managed business networking, while MikroTik offers deep RouterOS configuration and a wide hardware range. The preferred platform depends on network design and administrator requirements.
Test routers for power, Ethernet, SFP, console or management access, RouterOS boot and reset function. Test switches across ports, SFP cages, PoE, fans and power supplies. Test wireless products for radio operation, antennas, PoE and mounting condition.
Older equipment can still serve existing installations, replacement stock, training, laboratories, Internet providers, home laboratories and backup networks.
Pickup can be useful when an Internet provider, hotel, factory or integrator has many devices at one location. Separate routers, switches, wireless, cellular equipment, SFP modules and accessories in the inventory.
For a local or urgent request, include exact pickup location, required date, model, quantity, product category, RouterOS information, interfaces, PoE, wireless or cellular capability, power supply, rack or mounting hardware and clear photographs.
Consider a regional Internet provider upgrading several network sites. The retired inventory contains routers, CRS switches, wireless CPE devices, LTE routers and many SFP modules. The original asset list records everything as MikroTik equipment, which hides meaningful differences.
The network team separates routers from switches, groups CRS models by exact port configuration, separates wireless by generation, creates a separate cellular category, counts SFP modules and power supplies, and separates working equipment from damaged outdoor units. The revised inventory creates a much clearer valuation structure.
This is an educational composite example based on common infrastructure refresh workflows and is not presented as a named customer transaction.
A few devices need only clear photos and model details. Larger provider or business lots benefit from a simple inventory grouped by exact model and product family.
Separate routers, switches, wireless, LTE, 5G, RouterBOARD, SFP modules and accessories.
Record working status, ports, PoE, SFP, power supply and any configuration or account considerations.
Photograph front, rear, labels, model numbers, ports, rack accessories, mounts and visible damage.
Include quantity, pickup province, preferred timing and an inventory sheet when the lot is large.
Good preparation preserves condition, protects network information, reduces model identification errors and makes the first evaluation easier, especially for large provider or corporate inventories.
Back up configuration only when you are authorized to retain it. Remove sensitive credentials and follow your organization approved network security process before transfer.
Power adapters, rack ears, mounting brackets, PoE injectors, antennas, SFP modules and original accessories make equipment easier to identify and reuse.
Remove loose dust with a soft dry cloth or appropriate electronics cleaning method. Do not spray liquid into Ethernet, SFP, USB, power or antenna interfaces.
Keep routers, switches and wireless equipment away from rain, standing water, direct sun and extreme heat. Outdoor hardware should be dried and stored indoors before evaluation when safe to do so.
One row per model group is often enough for the first review. Separate product families so higher capability equipment is not hidden inside a generic MikroTik count.
Useful photos reduce back and forth. For large lots, combine overall rack or warehouse photos with close views of representative model labels and interfaces.
Photos + model + quantity + condition + location. That is the fastest way to start a MikroTik review.
The uploaded MikroTik guide highlights several product families and technical factors that help sellers describe equipment accurately for resale and bulk buyback.
Router value should be based on actual hardware. Count Ethernet ports, SFP interfaces, PoE, processor architecture, RAM, USB and storage expansion where relevant.
hEX family
hEX S generations
RB5009 family
CCR systems
RouterBOARD routers
Wireless generation, radio capability, antenna condition, enclosure condition, PoE and mounting accessories are important. Keep indoor access points and outdoor CPE equipment in separate groups.
hAP ax2
hAP ax S
Wi Fi 7 models
SXTsq families
Outdoor wireless CPE
Switch value can change substantially with port count, uplink speed, SFP, SFP plus, PoE, power supplies, rack parts and installed optics.
CRS series
CSS series
RB260GS
RB260GSP
High speed fiber switches
Record cellular generation, modem information, antenna condition, SIM related hardware, enclosure rating, mounts and power accessories. Modern 5G equipment belongs to a different demand category from older LTE devices.
RouterBOARD products can appeal to system builders, providers, laboratories and custom industrial projects. Boards should be checked for physical damage, missing components and included cases or accessories.
PoE port capability, SFP modules, antennas, rack ears, mounts, injectors and power supplies can materially change how easy equipment is to reuse. Count these items separately instead of treating them as miscellaneous parts.
For pickup planning, send the exact location, quantity and equipment type. Larger provider, hotel, factory or business network lots are easier to assess when the inventory and site information are clear from the start.
A clear model number, useful RouterOS information, port and interface details, honest condition notes, photographs, quantity and pickup location give the strongest starting point for reviewing used, old, surplus and bulk MikroTik equipment.
The process can be straightforward.
Send the product category, exact model, RouterOS information when known, interfaces, quantity and condition.
Photograph the front, rear, labels, Ethernet and SFP ports, power supply, rack parts, mounts and overall condition.
Specify where the equipment is located so pickup requirements can be reviewed.
The equipment can be reviewed according to model, capability, condition, accessories, quantity and current demand.
For suitable purchases, collection or transaction arrangements can then be coordinated.
Prepare the details that match each equipment category.
For routers
Exact model
RouterOS or license information
Ethernet port count
SFP interfaces
PoE
Power supply
Quantity
For switches
Exact model
Ethernet speed and port count
SFP or SFP plus
PoE
Rack ears
Power supply
Quantity
For wireless and cellular
Model
Wi Fi generation
LTE or 5G generation
Antenna condition
PoE and power
Mounting hardware
Quantity
Unused network equipment can gradually lose market value as speeds, wireless generations and platform requirements change. Selling surplus equipment can help recover remaining value, clear racks and storage rooms, simplify inventory, finish network refresh projects and consolidate many devices into one transaction.
Y85N.com is designed for sellers who want a direct path from network inventory to evaluation and pickup planning. This is especially useful for Internet provider upgrades, hotel Wi Fi projects, office refreshes, factory networks and system integrator surplus.
Ten example review formats show how genuine customer feedback can be presented in a compact professional layout. Replace every example with verified customer feedback before publishing.
“Clear English communication and a simple model checklist made our MikroTik inventory much easier to organize.”
International seller · BangkokExample review format“We had routers, CRS switches and wireless units from several sites. Grouping them by exact model made the review process much clearer.”
ISP operations team · ChonburiExample review format“The team asked for RouterOS details, power supplies and photos instead of treating every device as the same product.”
Network engineer · BangkokExample review format“Sending the equipment list through LINE was convenient for our office network refresh project.”
Japanese business team · RayongExample review format“Our hotel had mixed MikroTik access points and switches. The pickup planning checklist was easy to follow.”
Hotel IT team · PhuketExample review format“The instructions for outdoor wireless equipment were useful because several units had mounting parts and PoE accessories.”
Wireless installer · Chiang MaiExample review format“We liked having one organized conversation for a mixed network lot instead of creating separate listings.”
European expat · BangkokExample review format“The process was easy to understand in English and the team clearly explained what photos were still needed.”
Korean professional · Pathum ThaniExample review format“Our factory network upgrade left routers, switches and LTE devices. A grouped inventory saved a lot of internal time.”
Factory IT team · Samut PrakanExample review format“The quote preparation guide helped us separate working units, damaged outdoor devices and spare SFP modules.”
System integrator · NonthaburiExample review formatThe most common questions from individuals, international residents, Internet providers, hotel IT teams, network engineers and companies are organized below for quick scanning on desktop and mobile.
Yes. Y85N.com accepts MikroTik enquiries from all 77 provinces of Thailand. Pickup planning depends on the equipment type, quantity, value, condition and location.
Yes. English first coordination is available for international residents, network teams, hotels, factories, Internet providers, system integrators and companies operating in Thailand.
We evaluate MikroTik routers, switches, wireless devices, access points, outdoor wireless equipment, LTE and 5G hardware, RouterBOARD products, SFP modules, PoE devices, antennas, power supplies and selected related networking equipment.
Yes. Used MikroTik hardware can be evaluated based on exact model, RouterOS information, port configuration, SFP capability, PoE, wireless or cellular capability, condition, accessories and current demand.
Yes. Older MikroTik devices may still have value for existing installations, replacement stock, laboratories, training, Internet providers and spare equipment. Demand becomes more model specific as equipment ages.
Send clear photos, exact model numbers, quantity, working condition, power supplies, accessories and pickup province to LINE @sys.co.th. For larger lots, an inventory spreadsheet is helpful.
Useful information includes model, RouterOS or license details when known, Ethernet port count, SFP interfaces, PoE capability, wireless generation, LTE or 5G capability, power supply, rack or mounting accessories, quantity and physical condition.
Yes. Bulk lots from Internet providers, offices, hotels, factories, schools, system integrators, data centers and network refresh projects can be reviewed.
Pickup or site arrangements may be available for suitable quantities and locations. Send the inventory and exact location so the team can review the project scope.
Yes. Equipment retired after a speed upgrade, vendor change, wireless refresh, branch closure, project cancellation or infrastructure redesign may still have resale or reuse value.
Selected damaged or incomplete equipment may still be considered. Send the exact model, photos and a clear description of the fault or missing parts.
Yes. For urgent projects, send the inventory, photos, location and required collection date. Complete information helps the team review the request faster.
Value can depend on exact model, generation, RouterOS and license information, processor architecture, RAM, Ethernet and SFP interfaces, PoE, wireless or cellular generation, accessories, working condition, quantity and secondary market demand.
Back up any configuration you are authorized to retain, remove sensitive credentials and follow your organization approved network security process. If you are unsure, tell the team before transfer so the condition can be documented clearly.
Send your MikroTik equipment details to Y85N.com for evaluation anywhere in Thailand.
