Ubiquiti UniFi E7
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Pros
- Even if your netgear outperformed the E7 in signal strength to a single client, it definitely won’t be able to support as many devices or as much bandwidth.
- I did 3 E7s (plus 3 U7 Pro to cover garage, guest house, and basement playroom) for a 2 story 15k house. E7s cover the main floor quite well!
- I put up a E7 on the ceiling of the middle floor offset to one side. I have good signal everywhere in the house and am able to get at least 600 Mb/sec. Super easy install into a junction box.
- Compared to my U7 pm, 6ghz on the E7 is massively improved with AFC enabled. I now have 6ghz through my entire house. Wifi speeds in my top corner bedroom, through 2 layers of drywall and a wood floor, went from 400-500mbps on 5ghz on th...
- A single E7 provides excellent coverage in my 2000 sq/ft home
Cons
- We just moved into a 2400 sq ft home that is roughly the same footprint that has plaster walls and I have two E7's and will likely be adding at least a third as coverage still sucks in certain parts inside the house and is virtually non-...
- Joking aside, I’m with you. The E7’s light is worse than the standard APs.
- Parent context: That’s absurd for an AP imho. Those last few generations seem very power hungry to me. Reply: Under load I’ve heard it goes to 30W+. It’s totally obscene lol.
- It’s not. I have two of them and wish I knew what I now know about MLO.
- It is quite power hungry lol. 14.5W currently sitting idle while everyone is at work.
Sentiment
22 positive (69%) · 5 mixed (16%) · 5 negative (16%)
Trust + time weighted score: +51% · raw score 53%
What redditors said (10 of 32)
Even if your netgear outperformed the E7 in signal strength to a single client, it definitely won’t be able to support as many devices or as much bandwidth.
We just moved into a 2400 sq ft home that is roughly the same footprint that has plaster walls and I have two E7's and will likely be adding at least a third as coverage still sucks in certain parts inside the house and is virtually non-existent outside.
I did 3 E7s (plus 3 U7 Pro to cover garage, guest house, and basement playroom) for a 2 story 15k house. E7s cover the main floor quite well!
Joking aside, I’m with you. The E7’s light is worse than the standard APs.
I put up a E7 on the ceiling of the middle floor offset to one side. I have good signal everywhere in the house and am able to get at least 600 Mb/sec. Super easy install into a junction box.
Parent context: That’s absurd for an AP imho. Those last few generations seem very power hungry to me. Reply: Under load I’ve heard it goes to 30W+. It’s totally obscene lol.
It’s not. I have two of them and wish I knew what I now know about MLO.
It is quite power hungry lol. 14.5W currently sitting idle while everyone is at work.
Compared to my U7 pm, 6ghz on the E7 is massively improved with AFC enabled. I now have 6ghz through my entire house. Wifi speeds in my top corner bedroom, through 2 layers of drywall and a wood floor, went from 400-500mbps on 5ghz on the U7PM, to 800-1100 Mbps on 6ghz with the E7.
A single E7 provides excellent coverage in my 2000 sq/ft home
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