Ubiquiti UniFi Dream Router
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Pros
- The Unifi Dream Router is by far the most expandable, configurable and doesn't pay-gate functionality like the Eeros
- Look at UniFi Dream Router. Best bang for your buck.
- That cable is plugged into one of my UniFi Dream Router’s PoE ports.
- For you, something like the Unifi Dream Router 7 + additional AP. It is still fairly easy to set up without a lot of knowledge but will be expandable as your network grows. Good bang for the buck as it will have long-term support while m...
- The UDR combines router/gateway/PoE switch so I won't need to buy multiple pieces of hardware I save $10/mo that the ISP is charging me for their Wifi 6 router The two PoE ports on the UDR means I only have to buy 1 PoE adapter for the 3...
Cons
- UDR seems the most appealing, but I’m worried it may become limiting later.
- I really like the UDR 7 as device, however: 1. it can't even support 2 G6 bullet Camera's if they're set to 4k 2. I feel the SD card makes it more prone for failure/data loss.
- I really like the UDR 7 as device, however: 1. it can't even support 2 G6 bullet Camera's if they're set to 4k 2. I feel the SD card makes it more prone for failure/data loss.
- the UDR is getting old. Personally think this see you better in the long run with ipto 1GB wan. UCG-ultra U6+ x3 USW-Lite-8-PoE U
Sentiment
6 positive (60%) · 3 mixed (30%) · 1 negative (10%)
Trust + time weighted score: +55% · raw score 50%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
The Unifi Dream Router is by far the most expandable, configurable and doesn't pay-gate functionality like the Eeros
Look at UniFi Dream Router. Best bang for your buck.
UDR seems the most appealing, but I’m worried it may become limiting later.
That cable is plugged into one of my UniFi Dream Router’s PoE ports.
I really like the UDR 7 as device, however: 1. it can't even support 2 G6 bullet Camera's if they're set to 4k 2. I feel the SD card makes it more prone for failure/data loss.
I really like the UDR 7 as device, however: 1. it can't even support 2 G6 bullet Camera's if they're set to 4k 2. I feel the SD card makes it more prone for failure/data loss.
For you, something like the Unifi Dream Router 7 + additional AP. It is still fairly easy to set up without a lot of knowledge but will be expandable as your network grows. Good bang for the buck as it will have long-term support while most store bought routers will hit EoL quicjly.
the UDR is getting old. Personally think this see you better in the long run with ipto 1GB wan. UCG-ultra U6+ x3 USW-Lite-8-PoE U
The UDR combines router/gateway/PoE switch so I won't need to buy multiple pieces of hardware I save $10/mo that the ISP is charging me for their Wifi 6 router The two PoE ports on the UDR means I only have to buy 1 PoE adapter for the 3 APs My ISP plan is for 500 Mbps, so the 700 Mbps throughput cap of the UDR isn't a problem
The dream router sounds like a perfect device for your needs.
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