Setting up office

Several things are jumping into my eyes:

1. Switches with a lot of ports, what else should be connected on wired LAN?
2. Intentionally no PoE+ (or a PoE++) switch?
3. Intentionally APs and switches with Gigabit Ethernet ports only?
4. AP without cloud management (like the WAX214v2) can be configured for WPA2-PSK only. For WPA3-SAE, 
5. Intentionally a router with WiFi which can't participate on seamless roaming different from just WPA2-PSK only?
6. What expectations do you have in the number of wireless devices, and wireless performance for the wireless devices?

As long as you only need WPA2-PSK, you can use the locally configurable WAX214v2 (and don't worry about the local power supplies for each access point without any PoE+ to power the APs), for WPA3-SAE and seamless roaming, thee is no way around Insight managed WAX6xx (or WBE75x) access points. However, all these AP models require at least 2.5 GbE Ethernet ports on the switches (and the wired backhaul of course), the WBE75x operates on 10 GbE ports - on slower switch infrastructure, this looks like a waste of technology.

Netgear offers free Pro WiFi Design Services for design assistance and specifying router, switches, access points.

Sorry, it's a little bit to late now if you have go and install all this tomorrow: However, I would still suggest to get some advise and ideas before randomly ordering switches and access points.

Regards,

-Kurt