1. cruiserman_80. • 3 yr. ago. I don't know why this causes so much anxiety as most Ubiquiti APs support wall mounting although the recommendation to orientate them so the jack is at the bottom can be inconvenient. For a home install with gyprock / drywall ceilings, sitting them inside the ceiling works just as well. 1.Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven't already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can.That is why it's cheaper. The resolution should be similar. G4 = 2688 x 1512 (16:9) G5 = 2688 x 1512 (16:9) Look at that, G4 is advertised as 4MP and the G5 is advertised as 2K. They are exactly the same. So if you don't care about most of the body on the G5 being plastic, you can save yourself $100.It's the Ubiquiti Unifi vs. TP-Link Omada decision time. The ISP will provide 1Gb fiber networking capability and modem. The router will be a pfSense router with either selection (so no Unifi or TP-Link routers). The network will have 35 Ethernet ports min, with 16+ POE, a number of IOT hubs and devices, POE cameras, two ceiling APs (160mm, 6 ...U7-Pro Preview: Welcome to Wi-Fi 7 — McCann Tech. Great to see a detailed overview and I appreciate the cold water! Guess I’m waiting for the U7E and IW. More like U7 LITE. I don’t have any devices on my network connecting on anything other than 2x2 at the moment.Overview. UniFi Network Application 8.0.24 adds support for Admin Settings Change Logs, increases the network limit to 255, and includes several stability fixes and improvements. Admin Settings Change Logs. Allows you to track all settings changes and who performed the changes.Image Credits: Reddit. Ubiquity, the networking and video surveillance camera maker, has fixed a bug that users say mistakenly allowed them access to the …Ubiquiti: Releases UDM. r/ubiquiti: It doesn’t have Wifi 6, it doesn’t have PoE, it doesn’t have storage. Waaaaah, fail, dead on arrival, Ubiquiti hates its customers. Ubiquiti: Adds a bunch of stuff people asked for to the UDM. r/Ubiquiti: Waaaaah, fail, dead on arrival, Ubiquiti hates its customers. Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven’t already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can. Welcome to the unofficial Ubiquiti Subreddit! This is a place to discuss all of Ubiquiti's products, such as the EdgeRouter, UniFi, AirFiber, etc. Rules: 1) All content must be Ubiquiti related. Discord ChannelHello! Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven’t already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can.Review: Ubiquiti UniFi made me realize how terrible consumer Wi-Fi gear is I ditched my old consumer Wi-Fi for an enterprise solution—and I’ll never go back. Lee …U7's are a bit cheaper and will support all my 6E devices. I have nothing that can utilize 4x4 antenna so the 2x2 will do just fine. The U7's still have a 2.5Gbe uplink. So the speeds should be relatively the same and when WiFi 7 stuff starts coming out you'll be ready. 9.EIRP stands for Effective Isotropic Radiated Power. It’s a combination of the transmit power and the gain of the antenna of the access point. Therefore in your case, a set transmit power of 16dBm and an effective EIRP of 20dBm means that your antenna gain is about 4dBm.Setup the unifi network controller on your current pc. When you move, it will be real easy to create a backup and restore that backup to a Dream Machine/ Cloud Key/ UDMP. But I wouldn't bother buying new hardware for the OS right now if you just need an access point. 20. Jatsotserah. • 2 yr. ago.3 networks: default: for all main, known devices. clients have access to all other networks. IOT: IOT devices only. Guest: Network Isolation is turned on. I'd like to put the printer on the IoT network. When I do that, I cannot print to it from the Guest network.The total of Unifi Express and Flex mini is about $178, while the UDR is $199 (but out of stock now). I regreted to sell my UDR and wait for the new version of UDR. As long as you don't mind the lack of IPS/IDS on the Express this would work well. You also could consider the UXG-Lite when they have stock if you can run the network controller on ...Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven't already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can.Ubiquiti decided to introduce ads in Unifi, which is a privately-hosted web app to manage some Ubiquiti devices. This ad blocker list blocks ads in Unifi from any site location. To add this list to uBlock Origin, open uBlock's settings page and click on the "Filter lists" tab.The U6-Extender is the fastest way to extend Wi-Fi 6 coverage and increase throughput in your home or office. The sleek design easily integrates into any environment and plugs into a standard US wall outlet. The powerful U6-Extender uplink results in a more than 4x larger coverage range than a standard Wi-Fi device in an open space.Hello! Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven't already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can. Hello! Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven’t already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can. U7 Pro Delivered and Happy. User Equipment Picture. I received my U7 Pro today and have only had a short time, but I am very impressed so far. Has zero problem maxing my 1 gig connection on WiFI 6E (Or 5Ghz DFS 160 MHz channel) with a iPhone 15 Pro Max. It replaced a U6-LR and the range actually seems better, the cameras at the far ends of my ...Ubiquiti are the kings of flashy software and sub-par hardware. APs use cheap Mediatek chipsets, their NVR used to use a fucking USB thumb drive for writing databases to, products that simply don't work as advertised, firmware updates that seem like they never went to QA, and let's not forget the GPL violations. They advertise as if they are an …Hello! Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven't already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can.Ubiquiti and Mikrotik will add their own custom antenna design, TDMA support on some devices (all in the case of Mikrotik), all sorts of bridging. They'll do additional active management of connected clients to provides things like roaming assistance etc. They'll support multiple SSIDs bridged to VLANs out of the box.Not as good as running a cable of course, but its the next best thing. 200mbps if your using AV500 or AV600 with an average signal between devices in the same building. We find if your going to a sleepout/garage or detached building it will usually sit around 100mbps throughput.The big advantage to Unifi is there control software and their feature set. If you're coming from Mikrotik it'll seem more like a step down in features but it's certainly a step up in management. All of you gear connects to one place so one change mange is applied to every device that needs it.It's grouped based on port count and not having PoE on other charts. ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯. It's incredible that the Unifi store doesn't offer us any way to know exactly what we are buying. cloud key enterprise = $4,999.00 !!!! The U6+ LR should be renamed U6- LR, less antennas, less power, lower price.Ubiquiti got me started. but I’ve since found I much prefer Mikrotik for routing and switches. In fact, for service provider and complex routing mikrotik is the only choice. Mikrotik’s routerOS is pure genius and is the same OS on all devices. Best of all, all their devices are routers and do not require a controller. This saves a bundle.I ended up putting together my home network for pretty cheap, much cheaper than going with an entire UNIFI stack. Here's a picture of my setup. Ubiquiti ER-X Router - $60. TP-Link TL-SG108PE 8 Port PoE Gigabit Switch - $70.These charts compare all available UniFi Network devices — Gateways, Consoles, Switches, and Wireless Access Points. They are available as images and in other mobile-friendly formats on Google Drive. Other Ubiquiti Comparison Charts: UniFi Protect Comparison Charts. PtP and PtMP Radio Comparison Charts. EdgeMAX and UISP Wired Comparison Charts.192.168.0.0/16, 172.16.0.0/12, and 10.0.0.0/8. If you only require one specific address, use it instead of the RFC1918 Subnets. The rule will prevent the isolated VLANs from initiating traffic to the Default network. Make sure it is placed below your allow rules. Here is the simple traffic rule that lets my HomeAssistant into other isolated ...bznelson91. •. Opacity of blocklist (s) used. Doesn't completely block ads for sites I frequently visit (e.g. USAToday, CNN) WireGuard VPN traffic doesn't get ad blocking, I have to use pihole for this. [deleted] •. Comment deleted by user. BCTripster.How to (locally) stream RTSP on VLC (Guide) this link will need to be modified in three ways. Open VLC>Media>Open Network Stream> (paste the NEW url in the box)>Play. I had trouble figuring this out. Hopefully someone finds it useful when searching this subreddit someday. Archived post.Nov 24, 2023 ... TLDR; Yes it's a scam, but it might be worth installing some crapware for a could of weeks to get a very mid switch or free cash. You need to be ...Ubiquiti is for people that have a lot of money to throw and looking for easier application, but ultimately they are getting locked into their eco-system, just like Apple does. I am not saying they are not good but there are cheaper alternatives. Look for Mikrotik (not for novices), TP Link, etc. Reply reply.Daily.dev has raised $11M to help software developers connect, share knowledge and discuss all that's happening across their ecosystems. If Reddit and Stack Overflow were ever to c...This is a place to discuss all of Ubiquiti's products, such as the EdgeRouter, UniFi, AirFiber, etc. Introducing: UniFi Protect G5 Dome and Turret Ultra. A Breakthrough in Form Factor Design: Introducing the G5 Dome & Turret Ultra, the newest additions to our #UniFi Ultra lineup focused on great price-to-performance ratios and ultra-compact ...I currently have 6 G5 bullet, G5 Pro, and a AI pro deployed at my house. I have a 900' driveway and use the AI Pro and G5 pro to monitor cars entering the driveway. I use the G5 bullets currently on the eaves to cover the house and they work perfect for that. Standard G5 are cheap enough ( in comparison) to buy one and see how it fits your needs.I have the (mostly) same question. Currently running USG 3P and have been looking at UDM SE but didn't really want to spend $500. Cloud Gateway Ultra might be perfect for my needs at a much cheaper price point. Currently have the USG, a 16 port PoE Switch, and 4 APs with my controller hosted on Docker on my Synology. The new EA items seem hard to find and I'd like to find this when it becomes available. 167 votes, 117 comments. 189K subscribers in the Ubiquiti community. This is a place to discuss all of Ubiquiti's products, such as the EdgeRouter…. My favorite part is “Standard dome-shaped APs like the nanoHD and UniFi 6 Lite feature omnidirectional antennas which radiate in all directions. These are the best option for even indoor coverage. Ideally, these should be mounted on a ceiling facing down, as they focus more of their signal out of the top of the dome.”. They take the 4 pairs that normally allow for gigabit Ethernet and PoE and give each camera only two pair. Works great for 100mbit connections. You can't simply split an Ethernet signal to two devices; both devices need their own IP address to work with UniFi. You need a switch. That is a blatant lie.There is a nice flow between the cameras and the networking equipment. There is zero config needed for the cameras. Just plug in and click adopt in the Unifi app. Sure there are better cameras and you can use open source software to run your NVR. But the simplicity of the whole Unifi ecosystem is worth every penny.I was having horrible performance with 40%+ TCP retransmits and abysmal speeds on 2.4ghz bands. After pulling my hair out and spending way too much time figuring out what the heck happened… I found a Reddit post point to the release thread on ubiquiti forums. The release notes for 6.6.55 point to many issues on 2.4ghz.I work from home about 50% of the time in the one bedroom on the top floor which doesn't have a network outlet. My suggestion to upgrading my home, step 1: Garage: UDM-SE with RJ45 from Fiber junction box as the only device connected directly to it. U6-PLUS installed on the wall or ceiling in the garage connected directly to the UDM-SE.Fresh install of Unifi Controller, all devices "Managed by other". I have a USG, 8 port managed switch, and one Unifi AP. I set everything up years ago and pretty much just launched the controller every few months to update firmware or add a static route here or there. I reformatted my PC and just got done reinstalling the controller.This states you get a 2 year warranty from date of delivery if purchased direct from Ubiquiti. But if you purchase from an authorized distributor/reseller, then the warranty is LESS THAN ONE YEAR. It's a year from the date that Ubiquiti shipped the product to the distributor/reseller. If that was 5 months before you took possession after ...Basically ubiquiti manual/support says that resetting the unit (amplifi hd) would revert it to "out of box" status, however they did sell some of these ubiquiti hd cubes with a teleport together. We would like to avoid having to buy a whole new ubiquiti hd and new mesh units, just to eliminate a small security concern.This is a place to discuss all of Ubiquiti's products, such as the EdgeRouter, UniFi, AirFiber, etc. UniFi still requiring MongoDB 3.6 is again, Complete bullshit and unacceptable. EDIT: It appears MongoDB 4.4 is actually supported officially in the newest 7.5 release. This wasn't made very clear. There was some talks about it working ...It has limited memory which results in constraints in functionality, capacity, and performance. I suspect that the 5 device limit is related to the restricted memory (~1 GB, if I read the specs properly). The UX can function as a Gateway using it own internal controller, or as an AP if adopted into another Unifi controller.Getic gives volume discounts and they tend to get large allocations and restocks of Mikrotik and Ubiquiti gear when others seem unable to. Have bought multiple items from then in the last few months that are unobtanium elsewhere including Ubiquiti's store fwiw. 3. true.getting 2.5G to the AP will require a switch like the FLEX-HD with a standard SFP module on the LAN port, or going directly to the AP using a non-ubiquiti SFP module with ‘gearbox’ functionality. There is a microtik one people recommend often. Btw, UDMP will support above 1G WAN.Introducing UniFi Ultra. A new product lineup focused on performance at exceptional value. Starting with Swiss Army Knife - our most compact WiFi access point yet, with an unrivaled price to performance ratio, external antenna support, and incredible indoor/outdoor versatility. Learn more: https://ui.social/UKUltra.Ubiquiti is just awful. I'm a network engineer who operates hundreds of Ubiquiti products across five states. I have almost every model of their EdgeRouter and EdgeSwitch products along with a dozen wireless access points and Unifi switches and controllers sitting here next to me right now. I'm tired of the shoddy software, the lack of support ...Maybe. If you use VLANs to separate networks (perhaps IOT, servers, and user-machines), it's a whole lot easier to set up and maintain in a pure Unifi environment. If you like having pretty pictures in your network console, and having one place to see status and do firmware upgrades, it's kind of nice to have it all Unifi.Image Credits: Reddit. Ubiquity, the networking and video surveillance camera maker, has fixed a bug that users say mistakenly allowed them access to the …Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven't already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can.Pfsense or Opnsense both are good and opnsense is a fork of pfsense. Grab a cheap LGA 1200 i3 10100, 8gb of DDR4, cheap m.2 NVME SSD, cheapest mobo, and a quad port intel server nic. Use a cheap 2U chassis it will fit the intel stock cooler. Get a good/known brand ATX or flex ATX PSU whatever fits your case.Enterprise grade, definitely not. Layer 3 switching is only available on like 2 of their models, the router goes haywire when you turn on security features, reporting doesn't even really work, vpn fails weekly, firmware releases are a crapshoot. I'd use their AP's but that's about it.Ubiquiti doesn't make anything for travel and their mobile router only works with AT&T. The UX is the closest you'll get but it doesn't have the ability to handle hotel Captive portals. It also doesn't do WiFi as WAN and not every hotel offers wired Ethernet in rooms. 2.I use Ubiquiti routers/switches/APs (about $1,000 worth of hardware including units that have been decommissioned ) exclusively for my home network, but I would not consider it top shelf. And that’s okay. Unifi services a niche market segment that neither consumer device manufacturers such as Linksys, ASUS, or Netgear nor enterprise brands such as …Hi folks, Background: I have been doing a lot of research, scouring Reddit and Youtube for the ideal home security solution for our newly built single-family home. I was a total networking noob before but hours of Reddit/YT made me understand a few things now. I decided to go the POE route for a wired system and got my home low voltage pre-wired on all the spots I want to put a camera in later.After seeing some of the reviews on YouTube on Ubiquiti, I am very impressed, but as I said, I haven't a clue where to start. What we would like to achieve is much better WIFI coverage and signal strength around the house and increased signal strength and range to the garage. Where the Fibre comes in to the living room, we have our tv ...It's grouped based on port count and not having PoE on other charts. ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯. It's incredible that the Unifi store doesn't offer us any way to know exactly what we are buying. cloud key enterprise = $4,999.00 !!!! The U6+ LR should be renamed U6- LR, less antennas, less power, lower price.May 28, 2023 ... It's a great little device. I've had no problems with it. Just a few minor annoyances but nothing worth losing any sleep over.Traffic Rules provide a much more intuitive interface that streamlines most common use-cases. Things that would require several Firewall Rules can be accomplished with a single Traffic Rule.". TBH IoT and Guest is the primary use for VLANs in the home. This should be something Ubiquti offers as a macro.This is a place to discuss all of Ubiquiti's products, such as the EdgeRouter, UniFi, AirFiber, etc. I understand why people don't like Ubiquiti now. For a long time, I've been a ubiquiti fanboy. I use their networking equipment at home. I recommended the use for a network, protect, and access build out at our 12 person small business ...Ubiquiti Networks UniFi is perfect for simple but enterprise-level implementations. It is easy and quick to set up but has enough advanced features that most small-to-medium businesses will find it useful. Ubiquiti Networks UniFi is a whole suite of products, from wireless APs to security gateways, so it can be a complete solution, too.I'm starting to think these are these early signs of hardware failure, similar to this older post: U6-LR Very High Failure Rate : r/Ubiquiti (reddit.com) Have any folks here experienced the same issue? A few things I tried while troubleshooting: switching channels, changing channel strength, tested both stable and experimental firmware.Hello! Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven't already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can.This is a place to discuss all of Ubiquiti's products, such as the EdgeRouter, UniFi, AirFiber, etc. UniFi Router and AP Comparison Charts (July 2021) Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. huh. TIL the U6-Lite is "Wifi6" for 5GHz, and "Wifi4" for 2.4GHz. This is one criticism people have been giving Ubiquti in ...I flashed with OpenWRT. I actually just used this same setup on vacation last week. I used a TP-Link WiFi Extender to connect to wifi, and plugged the lan from extender to my wan of a pfsense travel router. The provided wifi speed was only 50mb, and with the TPLink to pfsense, my speedtest consistently hit 44.A website’s welcome message should describe what the website offers its visitors. For example, “Reddit’s stories are created by its users.” The welcome message can be either a stat...Personally would prefer to hardwire cameras to avoid using up wifi airtime that dramatically reduces the performance of my AP's, but to each their own. Ubiquiti's doorbells (initially wifi only) appear to be one of their more failure prone products at least anecdotally. 2. Reply.Ubiquiti has 3 networking product lines: UniFi, AmpliFi, and EdgeMAX/AirMAX. UniFi is an ecosystem of wireless access points, routers, switches, security cameras, VoIP phones, and access control products. AmpliFi is mesh Wi-Fi on easy mode. EdgeMAX and AirMAX are Ubiquiti's more professional line of routers, switches, and point to point radios.Why do people need this? If you don't want a local network controller, Unifi will host one for you. You simply create a new site, connect your APs, switches, etc to your existing network and use the cloud based controller to manage. TPLink Omada has a similar option available.Back in July, Ars ran a syndicated piece from The Wirecutter on the best consumer-grade wireless access point , with the winner being the $100 Netgear EX6200. The result didn't particularly move ...That is why it's cheaper. The resolution should be similar. G4 = 2688 x 1512 (16:9) G5 = 2688 x 1512 (16:9) Look at that, G4 is advertised as 4MP and the G5 is advertised as 2K. They are exactly the same. So if you don't care about most of the body on the G5 being plastic, you can save yourself $100.
Ubiquiti had a broken supply chain BEFORE covid. now it is a running joke. Seen folks on this thread blaming installers and large installs (essentially blaming customers). good news that will go away. installers can't stick with a brand when they can't get replacement parts for a year.. Massive oiled boobs
Yes the unifi software could be better but for home/office use it's great but bloody expensive. Love the cameras record locally, have streams for 2 cameras processed by frigate. Having the unifi integration is great for detecting when people arrive and leave the house for managing lights, heating etc. 1. ShinyTechThings.That is why it's cheaper. The resolution should be similar. G4 = 2688 x 1512 (16:9) G5 = 2688 x 1512 (16:9) Look at that, G4 is advertised as 4MP and the G5 is advertised as 2K. They are exactly the same. So if you don't care about most of the body on the G5 being plastic, you can save yourself $100.This states you get a 2 year warranty from date of delivery if purchased direct from Ubiquiti. But if you purchase from an authorized distributor/reseller, then the warranty is LESS THAN ONE YEAR. It's a year from the date that Ubiquiti shipped the product to the distributor/reseller. If that was 5 months before you took possession after ...Hello! Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven't already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can.Ubiquiti are the kings of flashy software and sub-par hardware. APs use cheap Mediatek chipsets, their NVR used to use a fucking USB thumb drive for writing databases to, products that simply don't work as advertised, firmware updates that seem like they never went to QA, and let's not forget the GPL violations.You are correct, you get the 6ghz band that can be used for more speed or a duplex connection. So your device could send and receive at once, like Ethernet. Not as good of course, but a lot better than otherwise. You only need a 2.5gig+ switch to take advantage of WiFi 6e speeds, you will get the benefits of the 6ghz band regardless.I'm new to Ubiquity equipment and NVR's. I recently made a huge upgrade from a few Nest cams to a UDM-PRO for my home. I purchased a 16TB Seagate Skyhawk AI Surveillance HDD to go along with it. I currently have (3) G3 Instants and (2) G4 Doorbells and have plans to add 5 more G3 Instants. My questions are about ideal recording for this setup.Just Completed Home Rack. Some of y’all mfers definitely in the top 1% earnings bracket. $1800 for a APC Smart-UPS is way out of my league. Not hating, just amazed at how beautiful this setup is. There is definitely a lot of money here, I mean that 48-port switch is $1100, and the Ubiquiti gear is almost definitely all brand new.If you need a lot of space then the separate NVR is the best choice. The Dream Machine Pro is good because its the whole Ubiquiti console (Firewall, Routing, Wifi, NVR) if you don't have a router. You also need a POE Switch for the cameras for sure for power, networking, and the few wired clients. -The NVR only has Unifi Protect so if you need ...Pratkungen. •• Edited. Gateway lite is a router, it is only a router. The cloudkey is just a unifi controller capable of unifi network and protect. The Ultra is ultra because it is both a gateway/router (Ubiquiti use gateway as another word for router) and a unifi controller however it only does network and not protect.U6-Pro PoE requirements. Question. I'm a little bit confused by the PoE requirements of the U6-Pro. The specs on the website say "802.3af PoE" but also "48V, 0.5A PoE adapter (not included)." The af injectors I have (and, I think, the af spec) only provide 0.32A (~15W). I think if it needs 0.5A, it would need 802.3at.I still don't understand where to put a printer. 3 networks: default: for all main, known devices. clients have access to all other networks. IOT: IOT devices only. Guest: Network Isolation is turned on. I'd like to put the printer on the IoT network. When I do that, I cannot print to it from the Guest network.According to a Ubiquiti employee's post on the Ubiquiti forums, the UCG has a 4-core Cortex-A53 processor; the UX also uses a Cortex-A53 but it only has two cores. Thanks, I heard they may have the same model but good to know there is a difference. I wonder if the cores are fused in software or hardware 🤔.AmpliFi is just mediocre hardware with a ripped off clone of OpenWRT on it that Ubiquiti slapped their name on and refuses to honor the licensing agreement for the code they took. Don't waste your money on AmpliFi. Between the lite and the LR I would go with the LR for the better antennas and 3x3 on 2.4GHz vs the 2x2 on 2.4GHz for the lite.Ubiquiti are the kings of flashy software and sub-par hardware. APs use cheap Mediatek chipsets, their NVR used to use a fucking USB thumb drive for writing databases to, products that simply don't work as advertised, firmware updates that seem like they never went to QA, and let's not forget the GPL violations. They advertise as if they are an …Lawrence Abrams. December 14, 2023. 03:38 PM. 2. 12/14/23 update with information from Ubiquiti added below. Since yesterday, users of Ubiquiti networking devices, ranging …Get a cloud key gen 2 plus. UniFi offered a mix of WiFi and wired cameras. Wouldn't need much infrastructure additions if you go WiFi and have good WiFi coverage. Beware, you'll need POE for the wired. Could force you to buy a POE switch. Just be aware the backup battery in the cloudkey Gen2+ will get swell overtime.It looked like a cheap knockoff of Ubiquiti with poor software. In this price range there was not anything comparable to Ubiquiti. No regrets switching over to a UDM-pro, USW and U6 Pros/Lites as the system has been incredibly stable and the integration and management between devices is amazing..