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I have used and own a lot of ubiquiti over the years. With the latest charge from google, I am planning on getting rid of all the remaining cameras and doorbells. My smoke detectors are still good for a few more years, I still use the thermostat and the hubs. Ubiquiti does cost a lot more then Googl

I run 3 cameras off a CloudKey+ with no issues. G4 Pro Doorbell, G5 Pro and G5 Bullet. Viewing is smooth, only have the default 1TB ssd(all that was available at time of purchase), but that can easily be upgraded. Similar setup, I use OPNsense as my router but really wanted Ubiquiti cameras.

yes the unvr-instant runs standalone on any regular network. just plug it into your existing router and adopt cameras through the unifi protect app. remote live feeds work fine over the internet once you enable cloud access. for 3-4 cameras the g5 bullet or g5 dome are solid and easy to mount. you d

Ubiquiti has a good option, but you will need one of the gateways that supports the protect application. Cloud gateway max. (199) Optional SSD storage (+80, for 512gb) [ i would recommend more] And 3 g4 instant cameras (3 x 99) The instant cameras can use wifi. there is also a be

I went with Ubiquiti g5 turrets, g5 bullets, and g6 turret with their unvr. The app is fantastic and real time scrubbing video is superior and faster than Nest cams. I had an internet outage yesterday for several hours and my Ubiquiti cameras kept running with no issues. Made me realize even more ho