I bought the U6-IW to connect behind the entertainment center because it saves me from having to put two devices and lets me connect up the xbox, ps4, and apple tv wired.
Need is always a tricky word when discussing purchasing advice.
Cookies help us deliver our Services. So there are a lot of posts debating the merits of WiFi 6 vs WiFi 5 between the two, and I am not going to really go much into that because honestly the only WiFi 6 device I have is my phone and I don't really do anything that needs that kind of speed. The mesh APs are meant to function over a wireless backhaul — no need to run an Ethernet cable if you are in range of another UniFi access point. You can safely ignore all the Generation 1 devices.
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Might give you the opportunity to hardwire the TV and provide WiFi from the same outlet. Wireless Access Points, Not stable last I read but firmware will be getting better.
I was reading that the U6 LR requires compatible devices to take advantage of the long range, and regular devices will work fine in normal range. I have two nanHDs on the ceiling of the top floor in my 3,800 sq ft, three level wood frame house.
Plus, they have a very nice Dashboard GUI system which is still easy to use - it simply requires admins be a bit more hands-on, and supply their own security solutions. If you have any questions, contact me or leave a comment. But as you said, the major difference I think comes from the fact you could buy almost two Lites.
Features a better antenna than the AC-Lite, allowing it to reach further and be more sensitive when listening to far away clients. We have also IPTV on separate VLAN which shall not go to the wifi but I guess thus is an easy setup with unify products. Plus with 6E getting certified mine as well just wait till those APs come out some time down the road. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Marriage Contract Husband And Wife - Season 2, Most of my clients are phones wich only have 2x2 antennas so any higher tier would be wasted anyways but I also get ~280 Mbit using my MacBook although I must admit that my 5ghz spectrum is totally empty.
If Wi-Fi is only gonna be used for internet, a Pro or maybe even a Lite will be ok... but for me, the difference in cost isn’t great enough to make the Lite or Pro more compelling than the nanoHD except for large-scale deployments where the $$ adds up. The UniFi AC AP family is comprised of the three access points shown in the table below as well as the specialty in-wall models and mesh models. It's not like you're using all those at the same time.
If it is - I would stick a in-wall AP into each room. we are now carrying Ubiquiti WiFi access points and other hardware, Contact Hummingbird Networks today to learn more about Ubiquiti's lineup. Ubiquiti are relative newcomers in the WiFi game, but they've made a big splash in a very short time. If you have more 5 GHz and your R7000 didn't have any problems getting 5 GHz everywhere you used it then the NanoHD might be a better option.
Yes, similar setup and get excellent performance. So anything that can be wired in my house is already lol. I'm new to this and would need some help. The site may not work properly if you don't, If you do not update your browser, we suggest you visit, Press J to jump to the feed. UAP-AC-Lite has been our for 4-5 years and is the same price it debuted at ($119CAD). At the price, it certainly isn't a risky buy. UAP-AC-LR . I am honestly leaning more towards getting the U6 Lite because I do get coverage from the U6-IW everywhere in the house, its just a bit weaker signal upstairs. The UniFi Network Controller continuously monitors availability of an internet connection. This is the most basic option you have. 204Simi Valley, CA 93065. hbspt.cta._relativeUrls=true;hbspt.cta.load(172457, '2a427257-112e-4cc4-aea5-9b877c100517', {}); Differences Between Ubiquiti Access Points: UAP-AC-LITE Vs. UAP-AC-PRO, Hummingbird Networks focuses exclusively on providing, premium network equipment solutions to companies of all, sizes. The latest FW seems stable on my U6-IW downstairs. I can't tell a huge difference between any of the AP's. The Amplifi line is Ubiquiti’s consumer-focused line of mesh capable systems.
Archived. Topics: Hello! More than double the power of the lite. Finding clients associate with the U6 Lites over the nano HD regardless of WiFi gen of the client. If you have a significant number of 2.4 GHz devices I would suggest the 2 AC-Lites. It’s a good option if you are trying to cover the far corners of a house. If you want maximum performance in one area, you can have one Pro or HD covering that, and use AC-Lite’s or mesh APs to extend the network into less used areas. It is meant for very dense situations, like an auditorium full of people. /*# sourceMappingURL=https://www.redditstatic.com/desktop2x/chunkCSS/IdCard.aaeb92bbacd0f4fab37b.css.map*/I have a single UAP-nanoHD in my 1080 sq/ft home, and it covers everything plus a good portion of my front and back yards. So far I see:2x2 vs 3x3 MIMOWill this help with throughput in a small area with good coverage, or just improve reception quality?Faster 2.4GHz speedsNot very important to me--everything MU-MIMO is helpful in an environment where many devices need data at the same time (for an explanation scroll down: https://unifi-hd.ubnt.com/ ). Supports higher speeds, and will handle more clients in a small area better than the AC-Lite or AC-LR. Overview of UniFi AP generations as of September 2020.
But with a new brand, we're getting a lot of questions about the capabilities of the equipment - particularly, people want to know about the difference between the AC-LR and AC-PRO models. I only reboot when new firmware comes out. What is your budget? Any thoughts? If performance is important to you, get the In-Wall HD. NanoHD is 1 year old and $233CAD.
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My goal for this post is to provide the info you need to make the decision for yourself. It’s hard to make generalized recommendations, every network is different. Light browsing, some mobile games here and there. The LR is only a small step up in price from the lite, and is another good default option. It’s the best 802.11ac Wave 1 AP that Ubiquiti offers. The AC-PRO also includes a secondary Ethernet port for direct hardware connections. I get 75% of the top speed on the lower level. I want to make sure the signal is sufficient enough for phones and laptops that aren't doing any heavy streaming or file transfers. I have the U6-IW covering the entire downstairs. UAP-AC-Lite has been our for 4-5 years and is the same price it debuted at ($119CAD).
Thanks for your help! You will get faster peak speeds on certain devices with the nanoHD, but I don't think any iPhones or iPads support 3x3 or 4x4 MIMO (I could be wrong here, if anyone knows different do let me know). If you see people spreading misinformation, trying to mislead others, or other inappropriate behavior, please report it! It’s a replacement for the UAP-AC-Lite, and it’s currently in the early access store for $99.Since then, they also added Wi-Fi 6 replacements for the AC-IW-HD, UAP-AC-LR, BeaconHD, and UAP-AC-Mesh This increases both flexibility and complexity.
It helps to understand a few Wi-Fi fundamentals when you’re planning a network. Alternatively, if you want to expand coverage in the future, you don’t need to match the AP’s you currently have. Shuriken Live Stream, You can see why it sells for almost $300 vs. the PRO's $130. IW stands for In-Wall, and M stands for mesh. One more thing to keep in mind — while a lot of models have equivalent radio performance, there are differences in their antennas, and how those antennas perform. It will require a 10 Gbps capable infrastructure to support it, though.They are usually available around $700. You may need to import it above.
One nanoHD on its own is not enough for adequate performance throughout my two-storey, roughly 1100 square foot (total) house - though that includes thick, RF-killing walls - whereas one nanoHD + one Lite gives basically perfect coverage.
The one caveat is the LR, which has a high gain antenna and can mitigate here to some extent. What would be the pros and cons? */, {% set headerFontFamily = "Open Sans" %} /* This affects only headers on the site. Of course, if you have metal air ducts in your ceiling or floors; cement floors or foil backed insulation, that would be problematic. USG & UAP nanoHD + UAP Ac-lite.
The last piece, I'd throw in is if you are thinking EA device and even considering the cost of $179, why not other EA UniFi WiFi 6 APs?
Last I checked the Unifi 6 Lite is still beta (EA store) Personally I’m not interested in paying to beta test an Unfinished piece of hardware.
Looks like you're using new Reddit on an old browser. Hi! Features a better antenna that can reach further distances than the AC-Lite. This may seem obvious since one is a long range AP, but for anyone debating between the nano and getting the WiFi6 LR AP, I would definitely say it is worth it - assuming you have multiple wifi6 devices that can take advantage of it and don't mind getting an early access unit.
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The AC-Pro is only a small step up in price from the LR, but includes 3x3 SU-MIMO rather than 2x2 for 5 GHz, and a 2nd Ethernet port for bridging to another device.
Looking to replace my old green UAP units since support will be ending. NanoHD seems like overkill, but if it will last twice as long as far as support, it may be worth it.
If you have modern devices that support multiple radio chains on 5 GHz, you can get some fast throughput. In real world, Wi-Fi 6 advantage is not that huge. If you could place them with wired, for 1700 sqft, that should be able to get a solid Wi-Fi throughout home while one AP may not be able to achieve that goal (for sure not with 5G band only). The AC-HD is the top of the line for home networks, exceeded only by the UAP-SHD and UAP-XG. 1 - What's the difference between AC-LR and AC-PRO? The SHD has a higher-gain antenna which is less directional, and adds an additional security radio. The BeaconHD is newest mesh model, designed to work with the UniFi Dream Machine or any other dual-band UniFi AP. There are Wi-Fi 6 models in the Ubiquiti early access store, and I will continue to update as more models are made available. NanoHD does have better antennas than the 6 lite though as well. So we wanted to address that, as well as clarifying the differences between other common access point models. Press J to jump to the feed. One radio talks to your device, while the other relays that to the next closest AP.
I bought the U6-IW to connect behind the entertainment center because it saves me from having to put two devices and lets me connect up the xbox, ps4, and apple tv wired.
Need is always a tricky word when discussing purchasing advice.
Cookies help us deliver our Services. So there are a lot of posts debating the merits of WiFi 6 vs WiFi 5 between the two, and I am not going to really go much into that because honestly the only WiFi 6 device I have is my phone and I don't really do anything that needs that kind of speed. The mesh APs are meant to function over a wireless backhaul — no need to run an Ethernet cable if you are in range of another UniFi access point. You can safely ignore all the Generation 1 devices.
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Might give you the opportunity to hardwire the TV and provide WiFi from the same outlet. Wireless Access Points, Not stable last I read but firmware will be getting better.
I was reading that the U6 LR requires compatible devices to take advantage of the long range, and regular devices will work fine in normal range. I have two nanHDs on the ceiling of the top floor in my 3,800 sq ft, three level wood frame house.
Plus, they have a very nice Dashboard GUI system which is still easy to use - it simply requires admins be a bit more hands-on, and supply their own security solutions. If you have any questions, contact me or leave a comment. But as you said, the major difference I think comes from the fact you could buy almost two Lites.
Features a better antenna than the AC-Lite, allowing it to reach further and be more sensitive when listening to far away clients. We have also IPTV on separate VLAN which shall not go to the wifi but I guess thus is an easy setup with unify products. Plus with 6E getting certified mine as well just wait till those APs come out some time down the road. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Marriage Contract Husband And Wife - Season 2, Most of my clients are phones wich only have 2x2 antennas so any higher tier would be wasted anyways but I also get ~280 Mbit using my MacBook although I must admit that my 5ghz spectrum is totally empty.
If Wi-Fi is only gonna be used for internet, a Pro or maybe even a Lite will be ok... but for me, the difference in cost isn’t great enough to make the Lite or Pro more compelling than the nanoHD except for large-scale deployments where the $$ adds up. The UniFi AC AP family is comprised of the three access points shown in the table below as well as the specialty in-wall models and mesh models. It's not like you're using all those at the same time.
If it is - I would stick a in-wall AP into each room. we are now carrying Ubiquiti WiFi access points and other hardware, Contact Hummingbird Networks today to learn more about Ubiquiti's lineup. Ubiquiti are relative newcomers in the WiFi game, but they've made a big splash in a very short time. If you have more 5 GHz and your R7000 didn't have any problems getting 5 GHz everywhere you used it then the NanoHD might be a better option.
Yes, similar setup and get excellent performance. So anything that can be wired in my house is already lol. I'm new to this and would need some help. The site may not work properly if you don't, If you do not update your browser, we suggest you visit, Press J to jump to the feed. UAP-AC-Lite has been our for 4-5 years and is the same price it debuted at ($119CAD). At the price, it certainly isn't a risky buy. UAP-AC-LR . I am honestly leaning more towards getting the U6 Lite because I do get coverage from the U6-IW everywhere in the house, its just a bit weaker signal upstairs. The UniFi Network Controller continuously monitors availability of an internet connection. This is the most basic option you have. 204Simi Valley, CA 93065. hbspt.cta._relativeUrls=true;hbspt.cta.load(172457, '2a427257-112e-4cc4-aea5-9b877c100517', {}); Differences Between Ubiquiti Access Points: UAP-AC-LITE Vs. UAP-AC-PRO, Hummingbird Networks focuses exclusively on providing, premium network equipment solutions to companies of all, sizes. The latest FW seems stable on my U6-IW downstairs. I can't tell a huge difference between any of the AP's. The Amplifi line is Ubiquiti’s consumer-focused line of mesh capable systems.
Archived. Topics: Hello! More than double the power of the lite. Finding clients associate with the U6 Lites over the nano HD regardless of WiFi gen of the client. If you have a significant number of 2.4 GHz devices I would suggest the 2 AC-Lites. It’s a good option if you are trying to cover the far corners of a house. If you want maximum performance in one area, you can have one Pro or HD covering that, and use AC-Lite’s or mesh APs to extend the network into less used areas. It is meant for very dense situations, like an auditorium full of people. /*# sourceMappingURL=https://www.redditstatic.com/desktop2x/chunkCSS/IdCard.aaeb92bbacd0f4fab37b.css.map*/I have a single UAP-nanoHD in my 1080 sq/ft home, and it covers everything plus a good portion of my front and back yards. So far I see:2x2 vs 3x3 MIMOWill this help with throughput in a small area with good coverage, or just improve reception quality?Faster 2.4GHz speedsNot very important to me--everything MU-MIMO is helpful in an environment where many devices need data at the same time (for an explanation scroll down: https://unifi-hd.ubnt.com/ ). Supports higher speeds, and will handle more clients in a small area better than the AC-Lite or AC-LR. Overview of UniFi AP generations as of September 2020.
But with a new brand, we're getting a lot of questions about the capabilities of the equipment - particularly, people want to know about the difference between the AC-LR and AC-PRO models. I only reboot when new firmware comes out. What is your budget? Any thoughts? If performance is important to you, get the In-Wall HD. NanoHD is 1 year old and $233CAD.
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My goal for this post is to provide the info you need to make the decision for yourself. It’s hard to make generalized recommendations, every network is different. Light browsing, some mobile games here and there. The LR is only a small step up in price from the lite, and is another good default option. It’s the best 802.11ac Wave 1 AP that Ubiquiti offers. The AC-PRO also includes a secondary Ethernet port for direct hardware connections. I get 75% of the top speed on the lower level. I want to make sure the signal is sufficient enough for phones and laptops that aren't doing any heavy streaming or file transfers. I have the U6-IW covering the entire downstairs. UAP-AC-Lite has been our for 4-5 years and is the same price it debuted at ($119CAD).
Thanks for your help! You will get faster peak speeds on certain devices with the nanoHD, but I don't think any iPhones or iPads support 3x3 or 4x4 MIMO (I could be wrong here, if anyone knows different do let me know). If you see people spreading misinformation, trying to mislead others, or other inappropriate behavior, please report it! It’s a replacement for the UAP-AC-Lite, and it’s currently in the early access store for $99.Since then, they also added Wi-Fi 6 replacements for the AC-IW-HD, UAP-AC-LR, BeaconHD, and UAP-AC-Mesh This increases both flexibility and complexity.
It helps to understand a few Wi-Fi fundamentals when you’re planning a network. Alternatively, if you want to expand coverage in the future, you don’t need to match the AP’s you currently have. Shuriken Live Stream, You can see why it sells for almost $300 vs. the PRO's $130. IW stands for In-Wall, and M stands for mesh. One more thing to keep in mind — while a lot of models have equivalent radio performance, there are differences in their antennas, and how those antennas perform. It will require a 10 Gbps capable infrastructure to support it, though.They are usually available around $700. You may need to import it above.
One nanoHD on its own is not enough for adequate performance throughout my two-storey, roughly 1100 square foot (total) house - though that includes thick, RF-killing walls - whereas one nanoHD + one Lite gives basically perfect coverage.
The one caveat is the LR, which has a high gain antenna and can mitigate here to some extent. What would be the pros and cons? */, {% set headerFontFamily = "Open Sans" %} /* This affects only headers on the site. Of course, if you have metal air ducts in your ceiling or floors; cement floors or foil backed insulation, that would be problematic. USG & UAP nanoHD + UAP Ac-lite.
The last piece, I'd throw in is if you are thinking EA device and even considering the cost of $179, why not other EA UniFi WiFi 6 APs?
Last I checked the Unifi 6 Lite is still beta (EA store) Personally I’m not interested in paying to beta test an Unfinished piece of hardware.
Looks like you're using new Reddit on an old browser. Hi! Features a better antenna that can reach further distances than the AC-Lite. This may seem obvious since one is a long range AP, but for anyone debating between the nano and getting the WiFi6 LR AP, I would definitely say it is worth it - assuming you have multiple wifi6 devices that can take advantage of it and don't mind getting an early access unit.
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The AC-Pro is only a small step up in price from the LR, but includes 3x3 SU-MIMO rather than 2x2 for 5 GHz, and a 2nd Ethernet port for bridging to another device.
Looking to replace my old green UAP units since support will be ending. NanoHD seems like overkill, but if it will last twice as long as far as support, it may be worth it.
If you have modern devices that support multiple radio chains on 5 GHz, you can get some fast throughput. In real world, Wi-Fi 6 advantage is not that huge. If you could place them with wired, for 1700 sqft, that should be able to get a solid Wi-Fi throughout home while one AP may not be able to achieve that goal (for sure not with 5G band only). The AC-HD is the top of the line for home networks, exceeded only by the UAP-SHD and UAP-XG. 1 - What's the difference between AC-LR and AC-PRO? The SHD has a higher-gain antenna which is less directional, and adds an additional security radio. The BeaconHD is newest mesh model, designed to work with the UniFi Dream Machine or any other dual-band UniFi AP. There are Wi-Fi 6 models in the Ubiquiti early access store, and I will continue to update as more models are made available. NanoHD does have better antennas than the 6 lite though as well. So we wanted to address that, as well as clarifying the differences between other common access point models. Press J to jump to the feed. One radio talks to your device, while the other relays that to the next closest AP.
I bought the U6-IW to connect behind the entertainment center because it saves me from having to put two devices and lets me connect up the xbox, ps4, and apple tv wired.
Need is always a tricky word when discussing purchasing advice.
Cookies help us deliver our Services. So there are a lot of posts debating the merits of WiFi 6 vs WiFi 5 between the two, and I am not going to really go much into that because honestly the only WiFi 6 device I have is my phone and I don't really do anything that needs that kind of speed. The mesh APs are meant to function over a wireless backhaul — no need to run an Ethernet cable if you are in range of another UniFi access point. You can safely ignore all the Generation 1 devices.
Aenean eu leo quam.
Might give you the opportunity to hardwire the TV and provide WiFi from the same outlet. Wireless Access Points, Not stable last I read but firmware will be getting better.
I was reading that the U6 LR requires compatible devices to take advantage of the long range, and regular devices will work fine in normal range. I have two nanHDs on the ceiling of the top floor in my 3,800 sq ft, three level wood frame house.
Plus, they have a very nice Dashboard GUI system which is still easy to use - it simply requires admins be a bit more hands-on, and supply their own security solutions. If you have any questions, contact me or leave a comment. But as you said, the major difference I think comes from the fact you could buy almost two Lites.
Features a better antenna than the AC-Lite, allowing it to reach further and be more sensitive when listening to far away clients. We have also IPTV on separate VLAN which shall not go to the wifi but I guess thus is an easy setup with unify products. Plus with 6E getting certified mine as well just wait till those APs come out some time down the road. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Marriage Contract Husband And Wife - Season 2, Most of my clients are phones wich only have 2x2 antennas so any higher tier would be wasted anyways but I also get ~280 Mbit using my MacBook although I must admit that my 5ghz spectrum is totally empty.
If Wi-Fi is only gonna be used for internet, a Pro or maybe even a Lite will be ok... but for me, the difference in cost isn’t great enough to make the Lite or Pro more compelling than the nanoHD except for large-scale deployments where the $$ adds up. The UniFi AC AP family is comprised of the three access points shown in the table below as well as the specialty in-wall models and mesh models. It's not like you're using all those at the same time.
If it is - I would stick a in-wall AP into each room. we are now carrying Ubiquiti WiFi access points and other hardware, Contact Hummingbird Networks today to learn more about Ubiquiti's lineup. Ubiquiti are relative newcomers in the WiFi game, but they've made a big splash in a very short time. If you have more 5 GHz and your R7000 didn't have any problems getting 5 GHz everywhere you used it then the NanoHD might be a better option.
Yes, similar setup and get excellent performance. So anything that can be wired in my house is already lol. I'm new to this and would need some help. The site may not work properly if you don't, If you do not update your browser, we suggest you visit, Press J to jump to the feed. UAP-AC-Lite has been our for 4-5 years and is the same price it debuted at ($119CAD). At the price, it certainly isn't a risky buy. UAP-AC-LR . I am honestly leaning more towards getting the U6 Lite because I do get coverage from the U6-IW everywhere in the house, its just a bit weaker signal upstairs. The UniFi Network Controller continuously monitors availability of an internet connection. This is the most basic option you have. 204Simi Valley, CA 93065. hbspt.cta._relativeUrls=true;hbspt.cta.load(172457, '2a427257-112e-4cc4-aea5-9b877c100517', {}); Differences Between Ubiquiti Access Points: UAP-AC-LITE Vs. UAP-AC-PRO, Hummingbird Networks focuses exclusively on providing, premium network equipment solutions to companies of all, sizes. The latest FW seems stable on my U6-IW downstairs. I can't tell a huge difference between any of the AP's. The Amplifi line is Ubiquiti’s consumer-focused line of mesh capable systems.
Archived. Topics: Hello! More than double the power of the lite. Finding clients associate with the U6 Lites over the nano HD regardless of WiFi gen of the client. If you have a significant number of 2.4 GHz devices I would suggest the 2 AC-Lites. It’s a good option if you are trying to cover the far corners of a house. If you want maximum performance in one area, you can have one Pro or HD covering that, and use AC-Lite’s or mesh APs to extend the network into less used areas. It is meant for very dense situations, like an auditorium full of people. /*# sourceMappingURL=https://www.redditstatic.com/desktop2x/chunkCSS/IdCard.aaeb92bbacd0f4fab37b.css.map*/I have a single UAP-nanoHD in my 1080 sq/ft home, and it covers everything plus a good portion of my front and back yards. So far I see:2x2 vs 3x3 MIMOWill this help with throughput in a small area with good coverage, or just improve reception quality?Faster 2.4GHz speedsNot very important to me--everything MU-MIMO is helpful in an environment where many devices need data at the same time (for an explanation scroll down: https://unifi-hd.ubnt.com/ ). Supports higher speeds, and will handle more clients in a small area better than the AC-Lite or AC-LR. Overview of UniFi AP generations as of September 2020.
But with a new brand, we're getting a lot of questions about the capabilities of the equipment - particularly, people want to know about the difference between the AC-LR and AC-PRO models. I only reboot when new firmware comes out. What is your budget? Any thoughts? If performance is important to you, get the In-Wall HD. NanoHD is 1 year old and $233CAD.
Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
My goal for this post is to provide the info you need to make the decision for yourself. It’s hard to make generalized recommendations, every network is different. Light browsing, some mobile games here and there. The LR is only a small step up in price from the lite, and is another good default option. It’s the best 802.11ac Wave 1 AP that Ubiquiti offers. The AC-PRO also includes a secondary Ethernet port for direct hardware connections. I get 75% of the top speed on the lower level. I want to make sure the signal is sufficient enough for phones and laptops that aren't doing any heavy streaming or file transfers. I have the U6-IW covering the entire downstairs. UAP-AC-Lite has been our for 4-5 years and is the same price it debuted at ($119CAD).
Thanks for your help! You will get faster peak speeds on certain devices with the nanoHD, but I don't think any iPhones or iPads support 3x3 or 4x4 MIMO (I could be wrong here, if anyone knows different do let me know). If you see people spreading misinformation, trying to mislead others, or other inappropriate behavior, please report it! It’s a replacement for the UAP-AC-Lite, and it’s currently in the early access store for $99.Since then, they also added Wi-Fi 6 replacements for the AC-IW-HD, UAP-AC-LR, BeaconHD, and UAP-AC-Mesh This increases both flexibility and complexity.
It helps to understand a few Wi-Fi fundamentals when you’re planning a network. Alternatively, if you want to expand coverage in the future, you don’t need to match the AP’s you currently have. Shuriken Live Stream, You can see why it sells for almost $300 vs. the PRO's $130. IW stands for In-Wall, and M stands for mesh. One more thing to keep in mind — while a lot of models have equivalent radio performance, there are differences in their antennas, and how those antennas perform. It will require a 10 Gbps capable infrastructure to support it, though.They are usually available around $700. You may need to import it above.
One nanoHD on its own is not enough for adequate performance throughout my two-storey, roughly 1100 square foot (total) house - though that includes thick, RF-killing walls - whereas one nanoHD + one Lite gives basically perfect coverage.
The one caveat is the LR, which has a high gain antenna and can mitigate here to some extent. What would be the pros and cons? */, {% set headerFontFamily = "Open Sans" %} /* This affects only headers on the site. Of course, if you have metal air ducts in your ceiling or floors; cement floors or foil backed insulation, that would be problematic. USG & UAP nanoHD + UAP Ac-lite.
The last piece, I'd throw in is if you are thinking EA device and even considering the cost of $179, why not other EA UniFi WiFi 6 APs?
Last I checked the Unifi 6 Lite is still beta (EA store) Personally I’m not interested in paying to beta test an Unfinished piece of hardware.
Looks like you're using new Reddit on an old browser. Hi! Features a better antenna that can reach further distances than the AC-Lite. This may seem obvious since one is a long range AP, but for anyone debating between the nano and getting the WiFi6 LR AP, I would definitely say it is worth it - assuming you have multiple wifi6 devices that can take advantage of it and don't mind getting an early access unit.
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The AC-Pro is only a small step up in price from the LR, but includes 3x3 SU-MIMO rather than 2x2 for 5 GHz, and a 2nd Ethernet port for bridging to another device.
Looking to replace my old green UAP units since support will be ending. NanoHD seems like overkill, but if it will last twice as long as far as support, it may be worth it.
If you have modern devices that support multiple radio chains on 5 GHz, you can get some fast throughput. In real world, Wi-Fi 6 advantage is not that huge. If you could place them with wired, for 1700 sqft, that should be able to get a solid Wi-Fi throughout home while one AP may not be able to achieve that goal (for sure not with 5G band only). The AC-HD is the top of the line for home networks, exceeded only by the UAP-SHD and UAP-XG. 1 - What's the difference between AC-LR and AC-PRO? The SHD has a higher-gain antenna which is less directional, and adds an additional security radio. The BeaconHD is newest mesh model, designed to work with the UniFi Dream Machine or any other dual-band UniFi AP. There are Wi-Fi 6 models in the Ubiquiti early access store, and I will continue to update as more models are made available. NanoHD does have better antennas than the 6 lite though as well. So we wanted to address that, as well as clarifying the differences between other common access point models. Press J to jump to the feed. One radio talks to your device, while the other relays that to the next closest AP.
Refer to Ubiquiti’s radiation patterns for more details. 2 AC-Lite vs 1 NanoHD. The key points of the AP-AC-HD are that it has superior speeds - up to 1.7Gbps total - as well as having more on-board software features than the other models. Just having less distance between you and the ap beats any new WiFi standard IMO.
In-Wall APs can be used if mounting a traditional access point isn’t an option. Adding an AC-lite and reducing the distance to the closest AP is a great way to expand and improve your network.
But I don't have experience with the HDs at all. Wireless networks can be tricky to setup and optimize, but we’ve come a long way since 1999. I like the idea of the $99 price point of the UniFi 6 Lite AP, but I am wondering if the signal/dollar ratio is worth it or if its better to get the NanoHD for $179 at almost twice the price. This model also requires 802.3at PoE+, so make sure you have a POE switch or power injector that is capable of that. Ubiquiti has what one might call a "minmaxed" or no-frills approach to their products, particularly when it comes to software. This.
Maybe a few mobile games or light gaming.
I bought the U6-IW to connect behind the entertainment center because it saves me from having to put two devices and lets me connect up the xbox, ps4, and apple tv wired.
Need is always a tricky word when discussing purchasing advice.
Cookies help us deliver our Services. So there are a lot of posts debating the merits of WiFi 6 vs WiFi 5 between the two, and I am not going to really go much into that because honestly the only WiFi 6 device I have is my phone and I don't really do anything that needs that kind of speed. The mesh APs are meant to function over a wireless backhaul — no need to run an Ethernet cable if you are in range of another UniFi access point. You can safely ignore all the Generation 1 devices.
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Might give you the opportunity to hardwire the TV and provide WiFi from the same outlet. Wireless Access Points, Not stable last I read but firmware will be getting better.
I was reading that the U6 LR requires compatible devices to take advantage of the long range, and regular devices will work fine in normal range. I have two nanHDs on the ceiling of the top floor in my 3,800 sq ft, three level wood frame house.
Plus, they have a very nice Dashboard GUI system which is still easy to use - it simply requires admins be a bit more hands-on, and supply their own security solutions. If you have any questions, contact me or leave a comment. But as you said, the major difference I think comes from the fact you could buy almost two Lites.
Features a better antenna than the AC-Lite, allowing it to reach further and be more sensitive when listening to far away clients. We have also IPTV on separate VLAN which shall not go to the wifi but I guess thus is an easy setup with unify products. Plus with 6E getting certified mine as well just wait till those APs come out some time down the road. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Marriage Contract Husband And Wife - Season 2, Most of my clients are phones wich only have 2x2 antennas so any higher tier would be wasted anyways but I also get ~280 Mbit using my MacBook although I must admit that my 5ghz spectrum is totally empty.
If Wi-Fi is only gonna be used for internet, a Pro or maybe even a Lite will be ok... but for me, the difference in cost isn’t great enough to make the Lite or Pro more compelling than the nanoHD except for large-scale deployments where the $$ adds up. The UniFi AC AP family is comprised of the three access points shown in the table below as well as the specialty in-wall models and mesh models. It's not like you're using all those at the same time.
If it is - I would stick a in-wall AP into each room. we are now carrying Ubiquiti WiFi access points and other hardware, Contact Hummingbird Networks today to learn more about Ubiquiti's lineup. Ubiquiti are relative newcomers in the WiFi game, but they've made a big splash in a very short time. If you have more 5 GHz and your R7000 didn't have any problems getting 5 GHz everywhere you used it then the NanoHD might be a better option.
Yes, similar setup and get excellent performance. So anything that can be wired in my house is already lol. I'm new to this and would need some help. The site may not work properly if you don't, If you do not update your browser, we suggest you visit, Press J to jump to the feed. UAP-AC-Lite has been our for 4-5 years and is the same price it debuted at ($119CAD). At the price, it certainly isn't a risky buy. UAP-AC-LR . I am honestly leaning more towards getting the U6 Lite because I do get coverage from the U6-IW everywhere in the house, its just a bit weaker signal upstairs. The UniFi Network Controller continuously monitors availability of an internet connection. This is the most basic option you have. 204Simi Valley, CA 93065. hbspt.cta._relativeUrls=true;hbspt.cta.load(172457, '2a427257-112e-4cc4-aea5-9b877c100517', {}); Differences Between Ubiquiti Access Points: UAP-AC-LITE Vs. UAP-AC-PRO, Hummingbird Networks focuses exclusively on providing, premium network equipment solutions to companies of all, sizes. The latest FW seems stable on my U6-IW downstairs. I can't tell a huge difference between any of the AP's. The Amplifi line is Ubiquiti’s consumer-focused line of mesh capable systems.
Archived. Topics: Hello! More than double the power of the lite. Finding clients associate with the U6 Lites over the nano HD regardless of WiFi gen of the client. If you have a significant number of 2.4 GHz devices I would suggest the 2 AC-Lites. It’s a good option if you are trying to cover the far corners of a house. If you want maximum performance in one area, you can have one Pro or HD covering that, and use AC-Lite’s or mesh APs to extend the network into less used areas. It is meant for very dense situations, like an auditorium full of people. /*# sourceMappingURL=https://www.redditstatic.com/desktop2x/chunkCSS/IdCard.aaeb92bbacd0f4fab37b.css.map*/I have a single UAP-nanoHD in my 1080 sq/ft home, and it covers everything plus a good portion of my front and back yards. So far I see:2x2 vs 3x3 MIMOWill this help with throughput in a small area with good coverage, or just improve reception quality?Faster 2.4GHz speedsNot very important to me--everything MU-MIMO is helpful in an environment where many devices need data at the same time (for an explanation scroll down: https://unifi-hd.ubnt.com/ ). Supports higher speeds, and will handle more clients in a small area better than the AC-Lite or AC-LR. Overview of UniFi AP generations as of September 2020.
But with a new brand, we're getting a lot of questions about the capabilities of the equipment - particularly, people want to know about the difference between the AC-LR and AC-PRO models. I only reboot when new firmware comes out. What is your budget? Any thoughts? If performance is important to you, get the In-Wall HD. NanoHD is 1 year old and $233CAD.
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My goal for this post is to provide the info you need to make the decision for yourself. It’s hard to make generalized recommendations, every network is different. Light browsing, some mobile games here and there. The LR is only a small step up in price from the lite, and is another good default option. It’s the best 802.11ac Wave 1 AP that Ubiquiti offers. The AC-PRO also includes a secondary Ethernet port for direct hardware connections. I get 75% of the top speed on the lower level. I want to make sure the signal is sufficient enough for phones and laptops that aren't doing any heavy streaming or file transfers. I have the U6-IW covering the entire downstairs. UAP-AC-Lite has been our for 4-5 years and is the same price it debuted at ($119CAD).
Thanks for your help! You will get faster peak speeds on certain devices with the nanoHD, but I don't think any iPhones or iPads support 3x3 or 4x4 MIMO (I could be wrong here, if anyone knows different do let me know). If you see people spreading misinformation, trying to mislead others, or other inappropriate behavior, please report it! It’s a replacement for the UAP-AC-Lite, and it’s currently in the early access store for $99.Since then, they also added Wi-Fi 6 replacements for the AC-IW-HD, UAP-AC-LR, BeaconHD, and UAP-AC-Mesh This increases both flexibility and complexity.
It helps to understand a few Wi-Fi fundamentals when you’re planning a network. Alternatively, if you want to expand coverage in the future, you don’t need to match the AP’s you currently have. Shuriken Live Stream, You can see why it sells for almost $300 vs. the PRO's $130. IW stands for In-Wall, and M stands for mesh. One more thing to keep in mind — while a lot of models have equivalent radio performance, there are differences in their antennas, and how those antennas perform. It will require a 10 Gbps capable infrastructure to support it, though.They are usually available around $700. You may need to import it above.
One nanoHD on its own is not enough for adequate performance throughout my two-storey, roughly 1100 square foot (total) house - though that includes thick, RF-killing walls - whereas one nanoHD + one Lite gives basically perfect coverage.
The one caveat is the LR, which has a high gain antenna and can mitigate here to some extent. What would be the pros and cons? */, {% set headerFontFamily = "Open Sans" %} /* This affects only headers on the site. Of course, if you have metal air ducts in your ceiling or floors; cement floors or foil backed insulation, that would be problematic. USG & UAP nanoHD + UAP Ac-lite.
The last piece, I'd throw in is if you are thinking EA device and even considering the cost of $179, why not other EA UniFi WiFi 6 APs?
Last I checked the Unifi 6 Lite is still beta (EA store) Personally I’m not interested in paying to beta test an Unfinished piece of hardware.
Looks like you're using new Reddit on an old browser. Hi! Features a better antenna that can reach further distances than the AC-Lite. This may seem obvious since one is a long range AP, but for anyone debating between the nano and getting the WiFi6 LR AP, I would definitely say it is worth it - assuming you have multiple wifi6 devices that can take advantage of it and don't mind getting an early access unit.
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The AC-Pro is only a small step up in price from the LR, but includes 3x3 SU-MIMO rather than 2x2 for 5 GHz, and a 2nd Ethernet port for bridging to another device.
Looking to replace my old green UAP units since support will be ending. NanoHD seems like overkill, but if it will last twice as long as far as support, it may be worth it.
If you have modern devices that support multiple radio chains on 5 GHz, you can get some fast throughput. In real world, Wi-Fi 6 advantage is not that huge. If you could place them with wired, for 1700 sqft, that should be able to get a solid Wi-Fi throughout home while one AP may not be able to achieve that goal (for sure not with 5G band only). The AC-HD is the top of the line for home networks, exceeded only by the UAP-SHD and UAP-XG. 1 - What's the difference between AC-LR and AC-PRO? The SHD has a higher-gain antenna which is less directional, and adds an additional security radio. The BeaconHD is newest mesh model, designed to work with the UniFi Dream Machine or any other dual-band UniFi AP. There are Wi-Fi 6 models in the Ubiquiti early access store, and I will continue to update as more models are made available. NanoHD does have better antennas than the 6 lite though as well. So we wanted to address that, as well as clarifying the differences between other common access point models. Press J to jump to the feed. One radio talks to your device, while the other relays that to the next closest AP.
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