Setup: ERPoE5 + 3 PoE Unifi AC Pros
This is a three-story house with thick walls that also has rooms in the basement.
Prior to this setup, I used an Asus AC1900 with wireless range extenders. This was a terrible setup. The main router needed frequent restarts and the range extenders barely improved the signal. I even tried the top of the line $350 routers at the time. None of them were reliable.
I bit the bullet and went full Ubiquiti. The setup costs about $600 in total. $150 for the router, $130 for each AP plus taxes. Well worth the money.
Coming from consumer-grade routers, I just can't believe the reliability. I've been so accustomed to having to restart the router once a week or having the connection randomly drop. I didn't know it was even possible to have your networking equipment work continuously for two straight years.
Since I travel often and my whole family is technologically illiterate, I no longer have anxiety about having to troubleshoot the home network from 5,000 miles away.
This is a three-story house with thick walls that also has rooms in the basement.
Prior to this setup, I used an Asus AC1900 with wireless range extenders. This was a terrible setup. The main router needed frequent restarts and the range extenders barely improved the signal. I even tried the top of the line $350 routers at the time. None of them were reliable.
I bit the bullet and went full Ubiquiti. The setup costs about $600 in total. $150 for the router, $130 for each AP plus taxes. Well worth the money.
Coming from consumer-grade routers, I just can't believe the reliability. I've been so accustomed to having to restart the router once a week or having the connection randomly drop. I didn't know it was even possible to have your networking equipment work continuously for two straight years.
Since I travel often and my whole family is technologically illiterate, I no longer have anxiety about having to troubleshoot the home network from 5,000 miles away.
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