They are making fantastic products for crazy low prices now.

Its more than fantastic because the price is so reasonable

Nice new price point for AC wifi dual radio access point by Ubiquiti Networks

Nice new price point for AC wifi dual radio access point by Ubiquiti Networks (ubnt).We deploy lots of their AP-LR and AC models - jumped on this AC Lite model (from a different supplier) -- only issue we had was having to upgrade the controller to the latest version so it could adopt this unit flawlessly

They provide great coverage at a surprisingly good price

This Access Point gives me great coverage and excellent throughout throughout my home

They then link up wirelessly and the coverage is excellent throughout.

They provide great coverage at a surprisingly good price

No more dead zones with the previous multiple brands and devices, 2.4G everywhere and 5G coverage almost everywhere through multiple walls.

Coverage was terrible, roaming barely worked, and everyone in the house complained

The setup was a pain at first, tried setting up and finding the IP

The setup of the devices and network was very easy with the unifi controller software.

Couple that with the consistently excellent management and easy setup of all the Unifi

So setup wasn't terrible since I had done it once before

Couple that with the consistently excellent management and easy setup of all the Unifi

Loved this ap soo much worked for my house well until September it crashed and ruined every one in my houses mood the software is up to

Hands down one of the best wireless AP currently available on the market.

This AP also lacks a web interface so you cannot make changes to the AP without either the controller software or iOS/Android App

Loved this ap soo much worked for my house well until September it crashed and ruined every one in my houses mood the software is up to

Great AP as long as you have the hardware to run the manager software.

Forums show this is a fairly common issue with these devices -- dead after the PoE is stopped and then started again

Awesome device for fixing Wi-Fi issues with range, stability and management

If this had a button, it would have been a perfect device, as is it's not a great for custom firmware, especially if you aren't very technical

These access points provide the capability to exercise a little more control over your network than regular consumer-grade WAP: I have three different SSIDs - one for parents and critical devices such as our AppleTV and big-screen TV, one for the kids, and one for infrastructure devices such as security cameras and smoke detectors.

The UniFi puts out a strong signal in both the 2.4G and 5G bands, and my devices are working at full speed in the bedroom when they would previously lose connection

Further we bought a few cheap wireless access points and since they did a better job we still had hard times as the number of guest increased

Great access point, unifi setup tool could be challenging for those that are non technical

* my pants when I though I lost access though, because there is no external buttons on this AP, meaning the only way to restore defaults for openWRT would be to hook up a serial console or inject a magic packet to get it to boot in TFTP mode

Excellent access point, had it for ~6 months, just works

Best Wireless Access Point for a house or small office.

So while they do give you more technical insight they actually do not improve Wifi performance at all

I've used this before, terrific value and excellent performance.

5G performance is no better than it was on my router unless I turn the power up to high, which I don't want to do, and then it is marginally better.

The range on this device is excellent as well as the performance

The configuration was easy and the performance is fantastic

It was easy to install and set up, the range is good, and it is super stable

Great range and easy to setup with the unifi android app!

The device was easy to install and the I liked the management capabilities; however the range is horrible

but honestly, the range is just so poor that I don't even

It's very easy to setup, has a lot of features and the range and speeds are great.

we now have better control and a stronger signal for Wifi

As far as my wifi weak signal problem, this AP solved it

The UAP LR would hold a weak signal at the boundary of where the UAP LITE would disconnect

BUT, one part of the building is set off and didn't get a good signal

Getting decent signal throughout the house and basement

Bought my Unifi and was very excited as i had heard great things about them

The software that you are required to use in order to manage and setup the thing is the most god awful thing ever

I just laugh at people when I hear them say things like

I can't say enough good things about Ubiquiti products, call me a fanboy if you

I expect great things - I expect it to be totally boring and "just work"

Range is great, better than my old Linksys WRT160N, and speeds are much better

My speeds throughout my 1600 sq ft house average about 90 mbps down, as opposed to the 15 down before

3 meters from the AC the top speed I could get was about 500 up / 500 down using 802.11ac

This AP has much better wireless speed due to the new 802.11 protocols but in the 3 weeks it has been

I installed two of these pretty, enterprise-grade APs on opposite walls of the two floors of my house, and my wireless speeds are insane.

The software was a struggle to understand initially as they expect you to have a full solution utilizing their products.

I found Ubiquiti's controller software easy to set-up and utilize

I've never been able to find consumer-grade routers or access points that weren't hindered in some way, either by poor software, hardware, or both

I could to configure it myself, but I really don't know how this company has THE POOR configuration software ever

My Wi-Fi is now rock-solid with really nice Controller monitoring software.

You are still going to need a router to act as a DHCP server to issue IP addresses to all your wired & wireless devices

So the only way I could get it to work was through a static IP address.

As a final step I set the AC-LITE's ip to a static address on my wired router then verified I could log in via ssh and list attached mac addresses using the mca-dump command

Works exactly as I expected

It was simple enough to get the up and running even assigning Static IP addresses.

Fast, reliable, enough power to get ride of the dead spots in my house

I had a Asus 1900 AC before, but there will dead spots in my 2800 sqft home.

I wanted to do mesh or something to fix wifi dead spots

On top of that, it had dead spots in the house, and my master bedroom was the worst

Been doing my research for Ubiquiti products and was tried of consumer products not living up to standard and having dead spots in the house that is 1320

It was simple enough to get the up and running even assigning Static IP addresses.

You should limited your IP to max at 100 on each subnet

Configure the system running Unifi Controller with a static IP, or reserve a DHCP address for that system

So the only way I could get it to work was through a static IP address.

- Set a CNAME Record to point "unifi" to AWS External Static IP

FYI, the 2 Lite that I received on 10/18/2017 were tested Nov 2016 and do support 802.3af POE, not just the 24V passive

I am using 802.3af/A from my UniFi switch, although it will also support Ubiquiti's proprietary 24V passive PoE.

It was sold by Amazon.com LLC and shipped from Newark, CA.YMMV, but I saw a bunch of reviewers complaining with the 24V passive POE

I was shipped the older 24V passive PoE version, not the currently shipping dual voltage units that will plug directly into a current Unifi PoE switch