SXTsq 5 ac 16dBi 5GHz Dual Chain Integrated CPE/Backbone with AC support and Gigabit Ethernet (RBSXTsqG-5acD-US)

I bought a pair of these because they're cheaper than competing gear, that while easier to setup, costs twice as much. I'm beaming my Starlink connection to my neighbor's house about 250 feet away and these radios work well for it, using the 802.11 protocol. For some reason I had issues with the NV2 protocol, but 802.11 works fine. Signal is great on both ends, and hardly any ping drops. I do wish this was easier to setup, though it still wasn't very complicated using the Quickset tool that RouterOS has. After the setup, I am able manage these radios using my phone, and even update the firmware.

I bought a pair of these to bridge internet from a neighbor's house to my new place while I waited on an ISP install. The install ended up taking over a month, and since I work in tech from home, that gap would have been a serious problem. This link saved me. The performance genuinely surprised me. The two houses are about 500 feet apart with a partially wooded area in between, and this pair held a steady 900mbps across that span. Weather never caused a hiccup. Once configured, it basically became a wireless Ethernet cable between the two buildings, the kind of thing you set up once and then forget exists. A fair warning on setup: this is MikroTik, and their software is always a little odd. Not hard exactly, just quirky in the way MikroTik gear always is. If you have touched RouterOS before you will be fine. If not, budget some patience for the initial config. After that it just runs. The hardware held up remarkably. Mounting hardware was adequate, the units sealed fine against weather, and here is the real test: I left them mounted outside for a couple of years, unused, and when I pulled them down later they still worked perfectly. PoE worked without fuss throughout. Cheap, capable, and durable. If you need a point-to-point link, I highly recommend these. Just remember you need two units to make a link.

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This is the prefect router if your Internet provider is a WIFI ISP and requires logins. I tried several other routers that were not very reliable. This router connects to my ISP and stays connected.

You really need to know what you are doing to make these things work. I've been using Mikrotik for about a decade and still have some 10 year old routers running. These are based on Linux and can be programmed to do whatever you want. Need 10 vitural wifi access points with 10 DHCP servers on 10 different subnets through a proxy? Yeah, it can. Public and private HotSpots, no probem. Custom firewall rules per vlan and bandwidth management, yep. Sometimes things don't work as expected though and leave you scratching your head. But it's nice to have unlimited options unlike the SOHO stuff.

Very reliable connection.. Little work to make it connect. but not impossible.

Mikrotik makes reliable equipment for WISPs. If you know how to program RouterOS, this is a great device for a PTP wireless link.

Cumplió con las expectativas, muy estable la conexión

J’ai commandé cette antenne pour améliorer la réception du wifi sur notre station météo. Tout fonctionne bien alors excellent achat.