The template functionality saves a lot of time and man-hours, which results in cost and time savings.

The good part is the CLI is similar to an industry-standard CLI or Cisco, which usually is considered as the industry standard due to the size of the deployment and the tools they have. 

The feature sets are pretty cool. They've got almost everything that the competition offers. The good part is they help you get rid of the switch-tracking deployment models.

They use an approach that ensures that the number of switches that you require is on the lower side. You could have your core communicating directly with the access and that results in cost-saving overall when you look at it from a project cost perspective.

The solution is stable.

The scalability is very good.

Technical support is great.

Its operating system is what I like the most.

The CloudVision Portal allows us to centrally manage all of our Arista products.

This is a stable product and it has a lot of uplink interfaces.

QoS is the most valuable feature because our clients work with VOIP and Critical applications.

The interface is very good.

1. Built on the open source platform which is known as Arista EOS, open standard and extensible.
2. Does not lock in investment - You can inter-operate Arista switches with other switches and applications via Arista Open APIs.
3. The Software Defined switch architecture, runs optimized 2-tier network instead of traditional 3-tier network (Core, Distribution and Access) gives you efficiency and savings.
4. With their condensed fabric switches for datacenter, helps customer achieves lower TCO per port.
5. Scalable / Density.
6. Up to 64x10 Gbe ports or 256x10Gbe ports in 2U appliance.

More Products have been launched recently such as the 7280R Universal Leaf Platforms.