I feel bad that I don't have nice things to say about this router, as so many experienced people rave about it

I referenced a handy blog post for a bit of help when things got rough: http://www.nathanhunstad.com/blog/2014/08/adventures-in-networking-setting-up-a-home-network-with-edgeos/

This thing should handle even the fastest of home Internet connections,If you have one of those crazy "cisco" console cables, this bad boy does have a console port.

This thing is rock solid, and fast

It is also "just a linux box" under the covers, so if I want to, I can probably use cron, and other techniques to manage the box and get it to do useful things

I was fed up with retail all-in-one routers, so after hearing a lot of good things about Ubiquiti and especially this router, I decided to give this a try

Pretty simple things like setting up a dynamic DNS service.

Absolutely loving this thing.

The thing barely gets warm with a medium sized family streaming on 5-6 different devices non-stop.

and that's a good thing IMO, its clean and

The web interface is ok, but if you need to do things more complex than simple routing and port forwarding, you must learn the CLI.

I'm still poking around Ubiquiti's forums and finding cool things to do to make use of

I thought the thing was dead.

Another thing worth noting is that once set up properly, this router is very stable and does not have intermittent issues like consumer routers that I have dealt with.

If this thing gives me any trouble or so much as hiccups, i will update my review

Especially compares to your UniFI AP spots.. those things are freakin amazing

This thing is amazing

Overall, this thing has performed like a champ for the month and a half I've had it.

Love these things.

This thing is really loaded with features and can outperform some of my business equipment that costs thousands more

These things run hotter than I would like.

Ubiquiti is actively updating the firmware, and various things have become much easier to configure in the past year (ex. site-to-site ipsec vpn), so that balance is changing towards more user-friendliness

The worst thing is that I've wasted ~15 hours over the past 8 months troubleshooting stupid problems caused by this that I didn't immediately realize were related to this cheap, buggy hardware.

I do not know if I can say enough positive things about this little router.

I absolutely love this thing

Positive things about the AP, were that the software interface is top notch, really like the ability to customize the names of connected devices (vs. just a MAC number), and the AP range overlay on a Google Map is pretty neat

This thing does pack some pretty impressive stats and works pretty good from what I can tell, however this is very limited documentation associated with the product so unless you're familiar with using the command line interface and know all the commands, I would suggest avoiding this product

I did get a little (okay totally) crazy with some geo-based firewall rules and managed to slow the thing down to a

Downside is it lasted 6 months before the flash corrupted & started getting I/O errors.