U6-Mesh

I find the Ubiquiti APs that I have experience with (U6 Pro, U6 Mesh, and U7 In Wall) to be vastly superior to the Fios provided APs in terms of stability and consistency of high throughput. Vastly.

honestly for 45 bucks it's not bad but you're spot on about EOL worries. ubiquiti still supports the AC line but they've been pushing wifi 6 hard. i grabbed a U6 Mesh instead last month and it's been solid with better future proofing. the AC Mesh Pro will probably lose major updates in a year or two

honestly a storm shelter is tough because of the concrete. mesh from the garage will still struggle to penetrate. i'd run an ethernet cable into the shelter and mount a U6 Mesh or U6 Extender inside. the U6 Mesh is weather-rated so fine for a shelter. if you really can't run cable, try placing a U6

i'd go with the udr7 plus two u6 mesh units personally. the u6 mesh pros are designed exactly for shelf/table placement - that redbull can shape works great sitting out. the ux7s are nice but you lose some range without hardwire backhaul in mesh mode. for 2100 sq ft on two floors, udr7 on main floor

ngl that's a solid setup idea. for NLOS at 300 yards with banners in the way, the Ubiquiti Building to Building Bridge would handle it - those things punch through clutter. pair it with a U6 Mesh at each tent for the wifi and ethernet ports. the dual base stations work great with EdgeRouter 12 for f

So I would first look at the modem/router that your internet company gave. It might be old. If you are renting from them, ask them to upgrade it. Then look at anything connected to the modem/router. If you have a mesh system connected you might need to upgrade to something newer. I’d recommend the U

No experience with that personally but a mesh system is likely to have better range than a single ap. If you want unifi you would likely be better served by 2 x u6 mesh. Or a combination of in wall or on wall normal ap and a u6 mesh or u6 mesh and one of the other cloud gateways with WiFi built in.

My 1st setup was a USG3, a cloud key, and an AP. Now I have a UDMP, a 24-port PoE switch, several small switches feeding my ham radio room and my media center, and u6 mesh APs. It might be overkill to some folks, but with VLANs separating services, it keeps congestion down and everything works. I ha

I have my ubiquity setup covering 3 floors of my 4000 sq ft house, and covering about 1/2 of my almost 30 acre property. Not trying to brag, but there are certainly people who use the gear. I've got a UDM pro, 4 AC mesh pro, a U6 mesh, a U6 Pro, and a couple AC LRs that need to be replaced someday.

I like ubiquiti, their U6-MESH APs are pretty rock solid for the price. Side note: do you have coaxial ports in your apartment? I lived in an apartment for a few years that had coax ports in the walls that ran back to the utility closet with the water heater and they were all connected together so I