UniFi Express 7 Cloud Gateway

Change the access point. I've got many Ubiquiti UniFi Express (now a newer version, Unifi Express 7) deployed in kits with ipads strictly for console control. These have been absolutely rock solid for this application, in rooms with 10k or more people. Great range, the ability to mesh them wirelessl

Some qualifying info about the Express line. The complaints are there but far and away predominantly with the OE Express aka the "UX" which is a massive distinction vs the "UX7" Express 7. The UX was really underpowered and was abandoned for software updates super early in its lifecycle so people wi

If you're near a Microcenter, this is going to be the best you can get within that budget: https://www.microcenter.com/product/692536/ubiquiti-unifi-dream-router-7-desktop-10g-cloud-gateway-with-integrated-wifi-7,-poe-switch,-microsd-storage Also, if you have coverage issues, the Dream Router 7 is c

They are different form factors and different uses, and you should be looking at store.ui.com for current models - there are few other valid outlets for UniFi and it's best to buy direct. (MicroCenter is an exception to this). The UniFi Dream Router, a.k.a. UDR7, is an all-in-one device similar to t

The UniFi Express 7 paired with a U7 LR would be my choice. I think saving money and getting a less powerful cloud gateway is better because you can pair it with a better AP. Just make sure you get a PoE injector to power the AP.

Do they have a basic router/gateway that isn't also a controller? For small setup, how would the controller on a PC be used - only if non-UniFi router with UniFi APs? Yes, but they are priced the same as gateways that have the controller built-in. The PC-based controller would be useful if you had U

Alternativlos sind die FritzBox Produkte auf keinen fall. Mittlerweile kannst du dir ein Modem von deinen Hersteller kaufen (ca.30-40 Euro), das dann das Glasfaserkabel zu einen Normalen Ethernet Wan Anschluss umwandelt. Dann kannst du da jeden beliebigen Router anschließen. kann dir nur die Produkt

Do you have wifi 7 clients? If not, wifi 6 is cheaper. Do you have a ton of devices? If not, triband is not really necessary - most average consumer routers will handle a reasonable amount of clients. (Triband usually just adds a second 5 GHz radio, making a total of three.) I'd suggest you consider

Tailscale also uses WireGuard. WireGuard isn’t just a name, it’s a protocol. The issue with self hosted WireGuard is the FQDN and reverse proxy. Have to be careful. Tailscale is much easier to deploy. Just set your home server as an exit node and you’re good to go. Otherwise, some free alternatives

From lowest to highest effort I'd say:- U6 Extender: WiFi 6 (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz), cheapest, easiest to plug in but it will block two outlets in a wall.- UX7 (UniFi Express 7): WiFi 7 (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz), you can put it in AP mode and have it mesh, no need for PoE injectors, just plug the included power cor