Cisco Catalyst C9350 Series Smart Switches are next-generation enterprise access switches for organizations evaluating higher multigigabit density, 90W PoE, simplified operations, and modern security readiness. They are most relevant to buyers comparing C9350 with Catalyst 9300, C9300X, and Wi-Fi 7 access-layer designs where power, port speed, and lifecycle planning matter.
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24x1G PoE+ Ports – Modular Uplink – 625W PoE Budget
24x1G Data Ports – 200G Modular Uplink – Data-Only Access
24x1G 60W UPOE Ports – 200G Modular Uplink – 625W Default PoE Budget
48x10G mGig UPOE+ Ports – Modular Uplink – 1150W PoE Budget
48x1G PoE+ Ports – Modular Uplink – 625W PoE Budget
48x1G Data Ports – 200G Modular Uplink – Access Tier 1 Large
48x10G mGig Data Ports – Modular Uplink – Data-Only Access Switch
48x1G UPOE – 200G Modular Uplink – 2880W PoE Budget
Cisco C9350 switches are used for modern enterprise access networks that need high-performance wired access, multigigabit ports, high-power PoE, strong security, and flexible management options. They are especially relevant for new access refreshes tied to Wi-Fi 6E, Wi-Fi 7, and higher endpoint bandwidth.
Catalyst 9300 is the established enterprise access platform with wide deployment history. C9350 is newer and targets higher multigigabit and 90W PoE access use cases with updated silicon and security direction. Buyers should compare feature availability, management, stacking, licensing, and delivery timelines.
Cisco positions C9350 with 90W PoE capability on supported models, useful for high-power access points, cameras, and edge devices. The actual power available depends on the exact SKU, installed power supplies, total PoE budget, and endpoint power negotiation.
C9350 is a strong candidate for Wi-Fi 7 access layers because supported models offer high-power PoE and multigigabit Ethernet. Before buying, validate AP power mode, port speed, cabling, uplink bandwidth, switch software, and whether the chosen wireless architecture supports the planned APs.
Do not assume C9350 can stack with existing Catalyst 9300 hardware. Stacking compatibility depends on platform family, software, cables, and Cisco support rules. For mixed refresh projects, validate stack design before purchase or keep C9350 and 9300 stacks separate.
Licensing should be selected by required software features, management model, security capabilities, support coverage, and Cisco ordering rules for the exact C9350 SKU. Do not reuse a Catalyst 9300 license assumption without checking the current C9350 ordering guide.
Cisco positions C9350 for flexible enterprise management, including Catalyst Center-oriented operations where supported. Verify the software release, feature support, licensing, and any cloud or dashboard management expectations before standardizing on C9350.
Choose C9300X when you need an established Catalyst 9300-family access design with known interoperability and feature behavior. Choose C9350 when the project prioritizes newer access hardware, high mGig density, 90W PoE, and future security capabilities. Availability and feature parity should decide final selection.
No. Many refreshes can still use Catalyst 9200, 9300, or 9300X depending on budget, endpoint needs, and standards. C9350 becomes more compelling when the access layer needs high-power PoE, newer mGig capabilities, and a longer forward-looking hardware lifecycle.
Verify exact C9350 SKU, port speeds, 90W PoE support, total power budget, uplinks, stacking rules, management platform, license, software release, availability, optics, power cords, lifecycle status, and compatibility with existing Catalyst access standards.
Cisco Catalyst 9350 switches are Cisco’s newest high-density stackable access platform for enterprise campus wiring closets. The Cisco Catalyst 9350 Series combines high-density Gigabit and multigigabit access with up to 90W UPOE+, fast Cisco StackWise-1.6T stacking, and 40G/100G uplinks — so you can power and connect dense floors of users, Wi-Fi, and cameras from one logical switch. Every unit here is brand-new, factory-sealed, genuine Cisco backed by the applicable Cisco warranty, with in-stock SKUs ready to ship.
Catalyst 9350 models come as a Cisco Catalyst 9350 24 port switch or a Cisco Catalyst 9350 48 port switch, in data, PoE, UPOE, and multigigabit versions. Choose a Cisco Catalyst 9350 PoE switch (PoE+ 30W), a Cisco Catalyst 9350 UPOE switch (60W), a 90W Cisco Catalyst 9350 UPOE+ switch, or a Cisco Catalyst 9350 multigigabit switch for Wi-Fi 6E/7 access points. For non-powered endpoints, a Cisco Catalyst 9350 data switch such as the C9350 24 port data switch (C9350-24T) avoids paying for PoE, while the C9350-48P is the popular C9350 48 port PoE switch.
| Model | Configuration |
|---|---|
| C9350-24T | 24-port 1G / 10/100M, data-only |
| C9350-24P | 24-port 1G, PoE+ (30W budget) |
| C9350-24U | 24-port 1G, UPOE (60W budget) |
| C9350-48T | 48-port 1G / 10/100M, data-only |
| C9350-48P | 48-port 1G, PoE+ (30W budget) |
| C9350-48TX | 48-port multigigabit (1/2.5/5/10G), data-only |
| C9350-48HX | 48-port multigigabit (1/2.5/5/10G), 90W UPOE+ |
Every Cisco Catalyst 9350 stackable switch joins one logical stack over the Cisco Catalyst 9350 StackWise-1.6T fabric (1.6 Tbps) with pooled StackPower, managed as a single device for resiliency and simpler operations. An optional uplink module adds 40G/100G QSFP28 ports, so the 9350 delivers 100G uplinks into distribution or a collapsed core. Its primary role is campus access, but the stacking bandwidth and uplinks let it also serve smaller distribution or collapsed-core designs.
Every new Cisco Catalyst 9350 switch listed here is genuine, factory-sealed, and ready to deploy. To get a Cisco Catalyst 9350 switch in stock, add your chosen model to a quote, or send your target port count, PoE budget, uplink speed, and quantity — our CCIE team will confirm availability, lead time, stacking and uplink modules, and pricing. Get free help from our CCIE experts and we will reply with stock status and a complete bill of materials.