UniFi Express 7

Point 1: Ubiquiti ad said that UTR would simplify connection to hotel wifi. It didnt. Point 2: The router has to be configured on your phone because it doesnt turn on wifi by default. Which is less convenient than the old travel router i had which was configured by web. Point 3: I cant tether my lap

Here is my post from earlier today - https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubiquiti/s/MuBzzXN2kf Now that my UTR is working, I attempted doing Factory Reset through the UI app. Nothing happens. The Update option through the UI app results with no action. I am not able to SSH to my UTR. I was on Ubiquiti support

I'm currently in Disney world with my family and I've used the UTR for the kids as they have lots of devices and also for our apple TV. Initial thoughts after 2 nights with it... Range is very limited. We have conjoining rooms and the second one of the kids goes in the next room with their tablet, i

The device in its current state is a disappointment. You can get more functionality from an old router running OpenWrt. I’m a Ubiquiti fanboy, but the UTR is such a mess.

I'm in a similar situation and have been hemming-and-hawing. At the end of the day, I chose the GL.inet Beryl AX (GL-MT3000). My reasons were: The cost difference was negligible: CAD$122 vs CAD$115. Actually, the GL.inet shipping is free whereas I'm pretty sure that Ubiquiti would charge additionall

Yep. If there was any annoyance in my tone, it was meant for the excessive “UTR in stock” and “look at my UTR” posts. I am also surprised by the demand! To answer your question: my “unlimited” phone hotspot plan throttles to 128 Kbps after some modest amount of data, so I’d prefer to stay on whateve

Let me just say... I have a full UniFi setup at home and I bought the new UniFi Travel Router 30 seconds after it was released with ridiculous $40 next-day shipping because I wanted to use it for an upcoming work trip (to CES, in fact). I would definitely consider myself a Ubiquiti fan. However, aft

There's nothing Ubiquiti makes in this space that competes with the GL-iNet equivalent - only reason to even consider a UniFi product in this space is to fanboy. I love UniFi like the rest of you nerds but I wouldn't trust a UniFi device for my actual travel router needs. Lack of features, lack of e

Depends on your priorities. I’d say that the UTR is better if you value simplicity/portability over performance/flexibility. As for the hype: it’s a Ubiquiti product? People get excited when their patch panels are in stock.

I have the Glinet Beryl. It is a fantastic device, but it is a bulky device and the interface is somewhat more difficult to deal with in terms of connecting to it. You have to use a browser and type in the admin IP address. The thing that’s great about the UTR is that it’s almost the size of a few c