Ubiquiti Unifi UAP-AC PRO Wireless Dual Radio Access Point - 802.11 a/b/g/n/r/k/v/ac

Very good signal and I am happy with this device.

Was recommended by a close bud. Absolutely great product. Manages 2.4 and 5Ghz with ease. You can manage all your devices with a super secure virtual server. Speed and coverage is super impressive.

It’s working good

Makes a lot of difference. Excellent device... so far. We were using an aruba enterprise ap then.

Awesome product , loved it

Good Quality Product.

Excelente producto. Ya llevo varios meses y no he tenido problemas con el producto. Muy bueno.

Ottimo prodotto 👍👍👍👍

It's perfect if you wish to add an AP to dead zones, I've set one up on the second floor right in the epicentre of all rooms and its fantastic, great strong coverage through a feet of concrete and mortar, I will add a second one to my outdoor enclosed patio for maximum coverage in the garden too, great product, I'm amazed by it My cons are the Unifi install console, requiring Java to run the application seems like a big risk nowadays.

Uso o AP Pro da Ubiquity em casa juntos com switches PoE sem problemas e consigo métricas e dados a respeito do funcionamento. Ainda que este modelo suporte geração 5 do Wi-Fi, fornece bom desempenho quando na faixa 5GHz quando alocado corretamente, considerando que paredes e móveis interferem a absorvem mais o sinal nesta banda. Recomendo.

I've been running an Apple AirPort Extreme + 2 Airport Express's to cover our 3600 sq. ft. 2-story home, but coverage was still spotty and my connection would often drop back to 2.4Ghz in my office, partly due to interference from my neighbors' Wi-Fi networks. It meant frequent buffering of WebEx and Zoom meetings, and a general frustrating experience. Enter Ubiquti. Where have you been all of my life? I learned about this system from a colleague at work who'd been using it for a while. I set up the controller software on an 8-year-old Dell laptop running Windows 10 I was already using for my security cameras, and plugged the Unifi access point into my network. The software recognized it and provisioned it right away. I set it up with the same SSID and password as my Airport network, and once the Unifi was up and running, I turned off the wireless radios in my extreme base station with the Apple Airport app, and then went around the house to unplug the 2 Airport Express's - all of this while my wife was on a Webex call for work. Voila! Seamless transition to the Unifi with zero disruption. Now for the best part: The Unifi AP is sitting on a shelf in a downstairs coat closet that's centrally located in the house, and the same location where I had the AirPort Extreme previously. I'm getting 95% or better Wi-Fi experience scores (according to the controller software) for every device in the house - all 24 of them. And that claim seems legit because FaceTime, video streaming and WebEx calls are crystal clear, even in locations farthest away from the AP. My wife often takes video calls from an upstairs guest bedroom, which is the farthest point in the house from the AP, and the quality is perfect, with never any buffering for her now, when previously it was spotty with my Airport network. There's also an Amazon FireStick in that room that used to buffer a lot, but now streams 4K video with no buffering. I'm also getting great coverage on our screen porch outside, which used to be in a Wi-Fi shadow from the Extreme, but too far from an Express to get a reliable signal. The garage, front porch and driveway also have a signal strong enough for reliable FaceTime calls now. In short, I'm completely blown away by this thing. I can't believe that a single Wi-Fi AP sitting on a shelf in a closet, amidst a sea of other strong Wi-Fi signals from neighboring houses, can deliver such stellar performance to every single device and location in our home. But it does. I should also note that I bought two of these things assuming I would need to install a second one upstairs to get acceptable coverage, but I don't, so I'll take it to our second home and set it up there, replacing the Airport network there, too. So here's my final setup: 1 Unifi Pro AP 1 Apple AirPort Extreme being used as the router with the radios turned off 1 Motorola cable modem 1 old Dell PC running the controller software And one final thing: the Unifi mobile app is a thing of beauty and gives me quick access to performance stats, etc. I'm so happy to finally have a commercial-grade Wi-Fi system that's as solid and reliable as I want it to be. Update 1/29/23: Still thrilled with these access point. They’ve been rock solid, hassle free and trouble free for almost 3 years now.