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.

If you can get Ethernet to other parts of your home I have had great luck with U6 long range and a U6 Mesh Pro for the outside coverage. If you have a floor plan you can ask on the Ubiquiti subreddit for planning help. They do have a mesh mode but the speeds are around 200mbps for me. I need to run

kinda been there with outdoor ap shopping. u6 mesh is solid for 1gb - don't need u7 outdoor unless you want wifi 7 tomorrow. u6 mesh covers my whole backyard fine. pro is better if you need more range but used mesh is hard to beat at that price point. your ucg fiber will handle either easily.

We have a Deco BE63 system that is fine, but Decos are so hit and miss. I see many people saying that they have great experiences, some say that it's terrible. My dad has issues specifically with his work laptop, as do some of our ring security cameras, everything else is fine. So even on the same s

plaster and lathe is brutal for wifi - those walls kill 5ghz fast. the u6 pro is fine but you might want the u6 long range instead since it has better penetration through dense materials. also consider mixing in a couple u6 mesh units for hallways. three to four aps sounds right but spread them out

Consider that your closed cupboard are part of the issue - wifi doesn't go through things well. But... You don't need mesh if you can use ethernet. So yeah, Ubiquiti UniFi. Since you have ethernet available for wiring the APs, this is the way to go. I'd suggest a UniFI Dream Router 7 and whatever AP

For the router, I'd go with the Cloud Gateway Max or Ultra, depending on whether or not you have greater than 1gbps internet and/or want to use Ubiquiti cameras at a later date. For access points, if you can do ceiling mounts then go for some U7 Pro XG APs, or U6 Pros for a slightly cheaper but stil

My 2.4 GHz internet of things was grinding my network to a halt. Bought a U7, same problem. Put all the 2.4 GHz traffic on my old U6 mesh, problem solved. I certainly wouldn’t throw the baby out with the bath water. I’m certain you haven’t found the configuration that meets your needs. If you want a

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

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