One product (Zyxel XMG3927 with the same single model/type number), three variants:
(as of 2019-06-10')
WLAN router: CHF 190.-
Router without WLAN: 240.-
Brigde without WLAN: 240.-

So from the outside, the product with fewer features is more expensive than the one with all the features?
I don't have to understand that, do I? It seems that switching off built-in functionality makes the product a quarter more expensive?

The process of unpacking the box, starting it up and adjusting the configuration, repacking it and affixing a sticker "without WLAN" or "Bridge" to the box must be carried out by really expensive engineers...

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One product (Zyxel XMG3927 with the same single model/type number), three variants:
(as of 2019-06-10') 
WLAN router: CHF 190.-
Router without WLAN: 240.-
Brigde without WLAN: 240.-

So from the outside, the product with fewer features is more expensive than the one with all the features?
I don't have to understand that, do I? It seems that switching off built-in functionality makes the product a quarter more expensive? 

The process of unpacking the box, starting it up and adjusting the configuration, repacking it and affixing a sticker "without WLAN" or "Bridge" to the box must be carried out by really expensive engineers...

Accepted Answer

Hey marcluethi, thanks for the tip, the mistake has just been corrected. It was not due to the expensive engineers, but to the large portion of love when repacking ;-)

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