UniFi Express 7

It's been nearly every single recent product release though. UTR - overpriced and obsolete, quite literally everything it does GL.iNet does better and for half the price on the comparable model UDB-IoT - why TF are they using a Wi-Fi 4 radio on literally anything whatsoever in 2026, it will murder y

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

I’m one of the complainers. It’s a flawed device, but I can’t think of any reason why it wouldn’t work here. With that said, I don’t think there’s any reason to prefer a UTR over a more generic travel router for this particular use case. It’s not like your dad will appreciate the awesome portability

I keep seeing people compare it to the gli.net, Ubiquiti did that in one of their videos I no longer seem to have the link to, so they kinda brought that on themselves. Everything since then is a combination of us not letting them forget that and their stupid plastic soap bar being hot garbage by co

Ubiquiti is a cheap company. It's not about 'tonnes of regulatory stuff'. It's about controlling S&H costs. I am not sure where you are based but try, for example, B&H. They ship to Canada (and likely to other countries), with free shipping to Canada for orders over $99. What sucks is that they are

You can create a totally separate SSID just for the travel router. It isn’t required to mirror your home WiFi SSID. From the options, you can choose WPA2/WPA3, but not WPA3 alone. (Remember the UTR is wifi 5). The selling point of this one is the closer integration with the home/office Ubiquiti infr