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Here's why I got one for my personal use. - 2.5Gb and 10Gb WAN capability - 5Gb IPS routing (IPS on most of their low end routers is bad.) - Built in storage for camera video - Rock solid Ubiquiti reputation

Easy setup, configuration and clean looking.

Easy set up, fast speeds, easy Network management from one place

Easy to install and it can handle both my WiFi and Cameras. Easy to upgrade hard drive Rugged construction

Best user interface Product is easy to set up POE ports UniFi environment 10gig SFP and WAN 2.5 gbs wan

you can log in to thing to change settings I left the default settings and just plugged it in- and it works great Problem I had is when I switched from one router to this router, my devices were detected but not functioning, i tried everything nothing worked, until I just reset my devices (turn off power and back on), then new addresses were assigned and it worked. The problem was with me, not this router. So ya, it works great, now I don't even think about it. This is just a link to my system, it does channel a bunch of info but the PoE switch does al the work

* 2 10Gb SFP+ ports. Mentioned in the product description, but worth repeating. * Easy to get up and running for relatively-simple setups * Can have multiple WAN connections, configured either as failover or sharing bandwidth between them. More importantly, setting this up is dead simple. * Can send syslogs to external collector, if that's your jam * Configurable via web GUI, SSH, or direct console connection. * All of the settings are configurable via any of the three methods -- no need to do a console connection for things that are "too advanced" for the GUI.

Easy to use and configure. Powerful and thorough in the cyber security. If you like Meraki you will live this product for it's lower prices and lack of expensive yearly licenses.

Cool lcd screen, let's me manage my network and client networks with ease

I've installed dozens of this model into a lot of different businesses. I have long loved the Unifi platform, and after years of being dedicated to Cisco and at smaller locations Watchguard or a direct solution (like ClearOS or pfSense) I've found the Unifi Dream Machine Pro to really pull everything together; the software updates have continuously improved this product and the support in both their forums and through software upgrades has improved this unit drastically; units I bought a year ago are much better than they were then, and that's all free software, something we never could get right through Cisco/etc. where billing really hit.

A gigabit managed switch with all the cool fancy things like virtual networks.