Access Point WiFi 6 Pro, W126582756

I read most of the reviews here and across the 'net on this unit. Got 3 to cover a ~5000 Sqft house with 2 stories. I'm now seeing that this was probably overkill, as they are super powerful devices. I also have a Ubiquiti Cloud Gateway Max. This is the perfect setup for someone who is a bit knowledgeable about networks, especially VLANs and what it takes to run a high end network. You won't get much if anything out of this running without a full Ubiquiti network setup. Ubiquiti hit it out of the park for those with knowledge, selling home equipment to professionals to get their foot in the door for their business line of products. If I were not already deep into Meraki at my business, I jump on Ubiquiti in an instant. Super easy to setup, very powerful in terms of features and capabilities. I've got over 100 devices online with this setup and zero down time (other than my ISP which I now know is a bit more flakey than I had known before due to Ubiquiti's great reporting on network health.) I've setup 4 VLANs for various uses, and kept the IoT networks from seeing the other networks for perfect security in my house. If you don't know IoT in all it's greatness, is also a great avenue for hackers to get into your systems. Protect yourself folks. Go Ubiquiti. Biggest complaint I read about on reviews is the lack of documentation. Well, Ubiquiti is not for folks without much knowledge of networks. I've found a TON of documentation on the web, and in the Ubiquiti community forums. These folks will jump at the opportunity to assist. I did open a ticket with Ubiquiti support once, and they also were very helpful in educating me on some features I was not aware of. High regards to this, and the folks who are willing to help out. Also, I'll have to agree with a lot of reviewers out there that say this is the AP to get. Not the new WiFi 7 models, as WiFi 7 is still too new and you just won't get much out of it at this time. WiFi 6 handles a full gigabit internet connection that most folks get at best in their area without breaking a sweat. You just don't need much more.

I've used Ubiquiti equipment over the years for different applications, but this is the first dedicated access point I've purchased. Our new cable modem came with the latest WPA3 and I was all excited to upgrade our security. But... the range was awful and half my devices didn't want to stay connected. Wasted hours trying to fix it. I decided to go with a brand I trust (Ubiquiti) and buy this unit. The Pro version has larger range which I needed as my house has thick walls and 3 stories (4 if you include the attic - and yes! I have wi-fi equipment up there). This device was super-simple to configure. Practically worked right out of the box. And the bonus? All my devices are running Wi-Fi better now than ever before! They connect faster, almost no drop-outs, and so far no compatibility issues.

Very FAST with a long range. The signal strength is excellent and very small so it's not an eye sore. It's very easy to setup and made of high enough quality material I keep this outside in my gazebo. I have 7 of these and will buy more if I need them.

Quick delivery and quality new product! Works as expected as this one of many 6 Pros in the network.

Wonderful Love it

This Wireless Access Point is very powerful and has great coverage. It also works in the latest 6 Ghz range as well. You now have to purchase a Power over Ethernet injector separately (the reason I give it 4 instead of 5 stars) if you are not utilzing a PoE switch. Also, you will have to set up credentials to get into the WAP then set up another set of credentials to get into the WiFi. It might be a little tricky but with perseverance you should be able to figure it out. I reccomend you change the SSID for security purposes as 'wireless access point' is in the default SSID and this can be detected from outside of your house.

Almost went for a U7 Pro, but picked this due to no need for an internal fan and a bit more live service hours to read reviews on. They're all right: this thing rocks! Use a good POE switch or injector, solid copper ethernet, and get it high up and as central to your actual living space as you can, and it's all good from there. I installed the network controller on my NAS just for the fun of labeling and tracking my devices' usage, but even completely standalone this was a very simple app-based setup that immediately picked up the load for my pretty densely packed 1200 sq ft home network. I don't have any other Ubiquiti stuff and don't think a single AP setup really necessitates it, but if I ever add more devices, I'm probably expanding my Unifi setup next.

I installed the U6+ and it wasn’t enough coverage. That AP gives a lot better coverage.