
Easy of use. Comprehensive and easy to manage user interface. Very good performance, and a very quickly increasing hardware/software portfolio. Integration with Ubiquti's vast array of gear, including the best by far integration with their POE cameras. Easy setup of VLans and Port Forwarding. Not quite as cheap as the junk routers out there, but vastly cheaper than the big boys who have nose-bleed prices with capabilities anywhere near as close.



WiFi 7 Built in VPN 10GB ports Definitely future proofed Crazy options within the management interface to play with The list to be continued as I navigate this monster.



Small size

- Easy setup - Fast speeds for wireless

The U7 Pro Max works as expected. I plugged them into my network via POE, adopted them within the console, and waited for updates. No issues. FYI, real-world coverage is closer to 1000 sq ft versus 1500.

Made in Vietnam with a Chinese power supply. The box runs cool and has a power led and a link led for each port. They shine through a 1 mm hole and are fairly visible. The switch performs very well. The says it supports 16K jumbo frames.

I bought this for a home server running Debian 12. It has an intel chip so it wasn't hard to get it working. Compatible with WOL, apparently.

This is a fast and powerful router. I am running AT&T Fiber 2 Gig plan and get the full speed up and down connected to the 10 Gig port set up as WAN. I am also using the other 10 Gig port connected to a 2.5 GB 8 port Switch. I have to turn on IP passthrough on the AT&T modem to get my Xbox series X not to have Double NAT. Wifi6E is fast on the 6GZ band. At close range I get 1010 down and 1350+ megs up on my Galaxy S22 Ultra. The range is good on my 2 story house for the 5 and 2.5 bands as well. Downstairs I get 850 to 900 plus down and 1020 megs up on the 6GZ band. My Xbox series 10 was getting like 840 to 850 up and down speed consistently. I do not know the wifi range on really big houses.


I needed and extender for use with camera and lighting. This unit did the trick easy to use and had it up and running in half hour not bad would recommend good price and worked well

Great Extender but a tad hard to setup.


- increased speed for my newer hardware (6e) - house & yard completely covered - app/interface is simple enough to use

-Installation is straightforward and device manager recognized the new adapter. -Good and immediate wireless connectivity. -Good Bluetooth connectivity.

best modern I've ever used and my second ever purchases easy installation and set up with spectrum able to log in and check settings integrates easily with my TP Link WiFi 7 router boosted upload and download speeds of spectrum gig by 7%
