Dream Router

Unifi Dream Router was my gateway drug. I wanted my first big-boy router. Great router. It's now directing traffic at a family member's house. Then when I got fiber about a year later, naturally I had to upgrade to the UDR 7 so I could both use an SFP module to connect directly to ISP (8311-bypassin

Just installed my UDR 7 this weekend. I went with ubiquiti because my Google mesh router couldn't keep up and signal strength wasn't the best. The signal strength for the UDR 7 is phenomenal at my house. When we finish building our next house, I will be doing a whole home network system with cat 8 c

I mean you still can expand out with the udr later. You can add switches and APs. I was already running a ubiquiti AP on my opnsense box before I got the ucg fiber so I didn't need the built in wifi. I will say it is convenient having the AP separate. The ucg fiber is in my office and the AP is in a

Of current generation gear, the Dream Router 7 most closely matches your technical requirements. But to save a few pennies and have a square form factor, it would also be possible to do the Express 7 and add on a Flex Mini switch to have a few more wired ports to work with. Going back to older hardw

Of course not - but it's the fun and the fact that it's a very competent setup. :-) It depends on how well the UDR7 covers. Nothing wrong with another AP, but only if you need the coverage. You can adjust power levels on them so you don't overlap too much. This is going to depend on where your ISP d

I just got my UDM SE and I’m fairly upset with ubiquiti for continuing to sell this lemon in enterprise clothes on their store. So my use case, xfiniti 1000/40 service. I’m plugged into the xfiniti modem in bridge mode at 2.5ghz. Good 2.5ghz link, speed test on SE shows 1100 down, 40up. So far so go