HIt's been a year since Apple said goodbye to manufacturing its AirPort Wi-Fi products, those network stations with which the Cupertino company intended to captivate its users, the typical product with which Apple intends to entertain its users, but which does not really offer much interest compared to the competition, except of course, the compatibility with the products that have the apple screen printed.
However, The fact that Apple has stopped selling its AirPort Wi-Fi products does not mean that it has abandoned products that have this technology. Products from third-party manufacturers that have this system have increased.
Despite the fact that Apple has released sporadic updates for the AirPort Express, AirPort Extreme and Time Capsule, the reality is that the AirPort equipment inside the Cupertino offices is completely disassembled. What does not disappear are the AirPort products within the Apple Store. In fact 9to5Mac you have asked Apple about its policy on this, especially considering that the AirPort Utility application has not even been adapted to the iPhone X, and this has been the answer:
People love AirPort products, so we will continue to sell them. Connectivity is important at home, so we want to give users opportunities to make their homes more comfortable and connected.
This is how Linksys products have positioned themselves as the best-selling AirDrop products within the Apple Store, especially thanks to the connectivity with AirPlay and Time Capsules. Be that as it may, AirPort is really a decomposing technology, especially now that just by focusing the camera on the QR of our router we can connect to the network without too much complication, what do you think?