Ubiquiti UniFi UAP-AC-LR Dual-band AC1350 (450+867Mbps) Long Range Indoor Wi-Fi Access Point, 1 x Gigabit LAN, 24V Passive PoE / 802.3af - 6.5W, PoE Adapter Included

So easy and very powerful we have a long house 200 square meters and this baby reaches every corner no problem well worth the price So easy and very powerful we have a long house 200 square meters and this baby reaches every corner no problem well worth the price

This product is good don't get me wrong, but it could be a lot better. The fact that it's the long range model, it doesn't have as much range as I had hoped for. I still get coverage all over the house but I had bought it so I could get WiFi out in my mancave which is no more then 20 metres from the ap. I do get signal but ill only get 2 bars 3 if I'm lucky. This product is good don't get me wrong, but it could be a lot better. The fact that it's the long range model, it doesn't have as much range as I had hoped for. I still get coverage all over the house but I had bought it so I could get WiFi out in my mancave which is no more then 20 metres from the ap. I do get signal but ill only get 2 bars 3 if I'm lucky.

I got this and didn't realise that this was to become an extension of the current modem i have, not to replace it entirely. After working out one of my cables wasn't working, i was able to get it setup and running (after about an hour or two). Our internet speeds have increased by a lot, so would recommend this for a product that doesn't cost that much. I got this and didn't realise that this was to become an extension of the current modem i have, not to replace it entirely. After working out one of my cables wasn't working, i was able to get it setup and running (after about an hour or two). Our internet speeds have increased by a lot, so would recommend this for a product that doesn't cost that much.

By: MusicMan1978 25/05/20

Verified Owner

A little more difficult to setup via Poe but unit dies a great job and covers the house well. A little more difficult to setup via Poe but unit dies a great job and covers the house well.

First UniFi product I've given less than 5*

The simple fact about this AP is that it has better WiFi coverage than the other mid-range UniFi APs and my only issue is that I was expecting better coverage than the AC-PRO and I don't think it does. I have replaced this now with an AC-PRO and relocated it 25M away to get the coverage I need - I get better coverage with the AC-PRO where I swapped them over and if I knew this I would have just got two AC-PROs for the bandwidth.

If price is a factor and you want coverage over 5Ghz bandwidth then this AP is good value. At only $30 more than the AC-Lite you'll get better coverage and 2Ghz perfo...view more First UniFi product I've given less than 5*

The simple fact about this AP is that it has better WiFi coverage than the other mid-range UniFi APs and my only issue is that I was expecting better coverage than the AC-PRO and I don't think it does. I have replaced this now with an AC-PRO and relocated it 25M away to get the coverage I need - I get better coverage with the AC-PRO where I swapped them over and if I knew this I would have just got two AC-PROs for the bandwidth.

If price is a factor and you want coverage over 5Ghz bandwidth then this AP is good value. At only $30 more than the AC-Lite you'll get better coverage and 2Ghz performance as well as 802.3af PoE

I live in a 3 bedroom house where the Modem has to stay or in the third room or on Tv room, it is kind of on the other extreme of the house.
The house has a kind of L shape...
If you install the modem on the room you don't have stable Wifi on the TV room, or, if you install modem on the TV room whoever stays on the farthest room will struggle. Initially I had two modems, one on the bedroom and the other on the tv room and both wifi enabled, the Wifi signal in the room modem interferes with the tv room, if you stay in the middle of the house your devices won't have any decent signal, mobile suffers the most.
My idea was having the so m...view more I live in a 3 bedroom house where the Modem has to stay or in the third room or on Tv room, it is kind of on the other extreme of the house.
The house has a kind of L shape...
If you install the modem on the room you don't have stable Wifi on the TV room, or, if you install modem on the TV room whoever stays on the farthest room will struggle. Initially I had two modems, one on the bedroom and the other on the tv room and both wifi enabled, the Wifi signal in the room modem interferes with the tv room, if you stay in the middle of the house your devices won't have any decent signal, mobile suffers the most.
My idea was having the so miraculous Unifi on the room and disable all the wifi from the Spark modem, it turns out the Unifi signal it is same or worst them the modem one, and I will consider as worst because the modem has to stay inside the closet and the Unifi I manage installing outside of it.
200 buck flying from my pocket I still have to live having to decide where the good wifi will be.