7 Ways to Say “Used Router”
There are surely more than 7 ways to say “used router,” but these terms are the most frequently used (and sometimes confused).
The modifier here is “used.” Some are legit substitutes and others are poor representations or marketing puffery. Not just used for routers and switches, you will encounter these descriptors in the server and storage markets as well.
- Used Router (the classic)
Cut and dry. A router was previously owned for any period of time, unpackaged and powered on. Perhaps it was used just once or maybe for years, but either way it qualifies as “used.” Marketers will sometimes pump these up as “barely,” “slightly” or “gently used.”