Ubiquiti U7-Outdoor

We added this to our Unifi home network for outside coverage and boy did it deliver. We used the omni-directional antennas and the distance is unbelievable, easily 1,000 feet with full signal and very acceptable speeds around fifty megabytes down. If you are on the fence, hop off and take the plunge.

On my garage, mostly to use when in or near my car, mostly for loading GPS directions. I live in an area of no cell coverage, so my phone connects through Wi-Fi. It also gets pretty cold here in Vermont and I can attest to its performance at sub-zero temperatures. Very reliable, well built, easy to mount.Connected it through mesh topology with other UniFi units I have. Configuration is much easier than units from even five years ago. Definitely worth the price. Set it and forget it.Watch it though, the screw that fastens the cover plate on the bottom of the unit is TINY and I was to drop it, I'd never find it.

The Ubiquiti Outdoor outperforms stated range, and holds speed very well at range.

This replaced earlier UniFi outdoor WAP: it is hardwired mounted outdoors on a pole….. the U7 is FAST and has amazing range: a champion performer indeed. And it allowed me to adjust the antenna pattern to180 degrees: a very helpful feature.I am not as happy with the mounting bracket design: the older UniFi outdoor WAP had a much nicer metal bracket.But overall this is very highly recommended,

Great distance

Excellent connection in a crowded rf environment even at 750ft using 5Ghz. Very impressed and well worth the money, Simple and straightforward to set up using the app you dont even need any other unifi equipment or an account. The included hose clamps arent the best thing ever, but they get the job done.

I received this item yesterday and was immediately met with a surprise I hadn't considered. I have purchased other Ubiquiti products/AP's in the past, and every one of them have come with their own power supply / PoE Injector. This item does not have any form of power supply with it. Its important to note that it is a PoE+ instead of PoE, and on top of that, to get the maximum bandwidth, as it boasts 2.5Gb uplink, you'll need to make sure that if you do get a PoE+ injector, that its rated at the 2.5Gb instead of just gigabit. Adoption into my network was a breeze though. If you're unfamiliar with these AP's, you'll want to ensure you have the proper settings for your intended use, it defaults to using the directional signal, so if you intend to use the antenna's, youll have to change that. I havent had the opportunity to verify the range on it yet, but I saw others had stated it has great range, so I am hoping to see similar results.

Our home backs up to a pond. With this pointing out over the area, wifi signal is nice and strong almost everywhere we roam!