Thank you , I am able to configure UNIFI HD, and able to access internet through it, Keep up the good work, happiness and peace be with you. regards :- Nava, BHUTAN
While you were explaining MU-MIMO, you left out one crucial bit of information: you need client support as well! Just because you have a 4x4:4 MU-MIMO AP (wave 2) does NOT mean that you see any benefit from it if your clients are older 802.11ac (wave 1) devices. You need at least two wave 2 clients on the network, doing stuff, to see any benefit.
Carlos E. Ballen C. That's not because of 802.11ac wave 1 vs. wave 2. But more because of higher processing power. Edit: As in that 20% increase in throughout is Pro vs HD and the explanation there is higher processing power of the HD in some obscure edge case. The explanation Chris was doing is just about the MU-MIMO feature itself as was my comment.
Thanks very much for this video. I didn't know this existed. I manage the wireless at my church and we have over 100 devices in the sanctuary on a Sunday. We quickly oversubscribed a Unifi AP-LR so I added a second unit and I'm pretty sure we are overloading both of those. I was going to add a third device to cope with the volume however this HD device sounds perfect. I would only need one access point and can manage double the congregation. Sweet. Love your videos.
I installed a UAP-AC-HD yesterday and discovered something about getting it adopted. I first tried to set the inform with the Google discovery app and that did not work. Next used SSH and set-inform from the CLI. That did not seem to work either. After using the UniFi chat support I found that you need to run the set-inform twice as you did in your video and then run it again twice after you click the adopt link in the controller. When I did that it way, it adopted as soon as I ran the second adopt command. It went from an hour of trying to get it to adopt to the fastest adoption I have seen. Might not ever work that way again, but it worked well this time.
Yes, the wireless ones are expensive. But there are wired lavalier mics which are really much cheaper. If you'd like to "be wireless", just record to your phone in your pocket and edit in the sound in post :)
Crosstalk Solutions I suggest you get a Blue yeti USB microphone it's a very high quality mic with GAIN And sensitivity and directional settings I have one and I love it it's great for livestreams
Hey Chris, In one of your recent videos you mentioned that you dislike the automatic update feature in Unifi. I'm just starting to apply Unifi solutions. I currently supervise 3 Unifi-based networks. Ofcourse my own home network, someone else's home network and a small business network(currently
Re: box vs datasheet specs: 2.4Ghz: that would be non-standard modulation e.g. 256QAM. 4x4:4 802.11n 40Mhz with 64QAM (2^6) gets you 600Mbps. If you increase it to 256QAM (2^8), you'll get 800Mbps. 6>8=+33.333% (8/6=1.333) so going from 64QAM to 256QAM basically gives one third more throughput. 5Ghz: lack of DFS certification for 160Mhz channel width. 4x4:4 802.11ac 80Mhz gets you 1733Mbps. 1733*2 (eg. 80Mhz > 160Mhz) equals 3466Mbps which you'd get with 4x4:4 802.11ac 160Mhz. tl;dr The UAP-AC-HD supports those higher speeds but they are not enabled in firmware. So technically it's a 4Gbps or 4.2Gbps AP but for now "just" 2.3Gbps or 2.5Gbps AP, depending on how you count the 2.4Ghz speed (600M vs 800M). This also explains the box art changes on the newer units. Your unit says 4Gbps on the box while newer units (afaik) just say 2.5Gbps.
gr8 video was very informative I have one question is there any issues to use this device in 40 to 50-degree centigrade temperature is this design to battle heat and humidity, especially in the Gulf region
It would be interesting to see if there is any difference in performance vs the Pro with multiple devices doing iPerf tests to different devices concurrently. It wouldn't take many to saturate the bandwidth and stress the APs that way.
Chris, it seems that some of the confusion with the MU-MIMI may be related to single device bandwidth versus aggregate bandwidth. Looks very similar in my mind to P25 Phase where the trunk channels operate at a 12000 bps rate on the infrastructure (AP) side and the subscriber unit at 6,000 bps due to the tdma operation.
The hd pulls 6.61W on idle, how much does it take while lets say a laptop and a few phones are conected? And the same question about the pro version. ?
Thank you for explaining MIMO. I see that my AC-LR have MIMO, is that why it can have only one SSID for both 5 and 2,4Ghz? I absolutely love that feature. The dual SSID (2,4 & 5Ghz) has always felt like a bad solution to a problem to me.
Thx for the video Chris, that's wifi for dummies, it doesn't get any easier than that!, The HD is like a big flying saucer or Frisbee. Makes me laugh a lot when you throw the boxes out of the table. Anyway keep them coming. Great job on the live stream with Willie. Did he gave you any insight on the captive portal problem that you had with unifi? Nice Whiteboard by the way Cheers
Hello, I have o Wi-Fi problem. I live in an apartment building and there are too many Wi-Fi networks will this AP help me getting better connectivity? Thank for your videos.
Depends which model you get and the settings you choose when setting it up.You want your access point on a channel no is either using or has not to much traffic on and in the setting it will tell you which channels have more people on it and as well devices.
So the AC PRO or AC HD will do to get past the interference from all the low grade wireless neighbors near by.Make sure you your power is not on low or medium or auto and have it set to high.
With 802.11 AX teasing speeds of up to 10gbps , 40ish % nominal speed boosts over wave 2 AC devices, does it make sense to pay a 2.5x premium now for the AC HD over the pro for home use in a 3,000 square foot place house?
Excellent video Chris. Quick question, a few videos ago I saw a Ruckus AP box. Are you doing some of those now? Testing? Just want your opinion... thank you
Can u use the accsesponits without the controller or can i connect my clients accsespoints to my controller some how? Like making mine Controllert the '' Boss '' over all the accsespoints?
Tsolo Dakov I wondered the same thing. I just bought 2 HDs for home since they’re newer and have more processor vs 2 of the older PROs. Have used Open Mesh and Netgear Orbi in past, but first time with Ubiquiti.
I put a pair of AC HD in my home... lol.. overkill I know but I wanted as much speed as possible.. smart home has a crap load of devices. Placing one outside for my camera setup..
Chris! thanks for the videos. I just bought this one and am having some ping issues versus my old ASUS RT-AC3200-Wireless, that are currently placed roughly in the same location. Any advice on improving ping / latency?
I have the unifi 8-150w switch. Hard line to the switch I am getting 475 Mbps. When I use the wifi to the Unifi AP's HD which come off the switch, I top out at 275 Mbps. I know some speed loss is expected via wifi, but is that normal?
Having a hard time getting any where close to the gig internet speeds my client pays for with this AP, any recommendations? It is plugged straight into a cisco switch as well. Thanks in advance
Your labeling is backwards. You're displaying (holding) AC-Pro on the left side of viewing audience and the AC-HD on the right, but all of your labeling (CC) is backwards.
Hey Chris! Thanks for the quick overview of the UAP-AC-HD. My family and I own a campground and we are wanting to upgrade our equipment for next year. I have no previous experience managing and installing a WiFi Network so I am trying to gather as many resources as I can to learn. Our campground has 314 sites and we are a very seasonal. From Memorial Day to Labor Day, every single one of those sites are filled with families (3-4 per site on average) so we are looking to build something that can accommodate about 1250-1500 people at any given time. Do you think the UAP-AC-HD's are the way to go? Right now we are using older Ubiquiti equipment and it's just not doing the job. Any advice? If we decide to go with Ubiquiti I will make sure we use your affiliate links :)
The UAP-AC-HD is probably overkill - you may have 1200-1500 people during peak periods, but they're not close enough where they're going to be crammed into a single AP. If you estimate the number of people who will be in each AP's coverage zone, that will give you a better estimate of the type of AP you need - most likely you'll want the UAP-AC-PROs, or you could alternatively use the Mesh-Pros if they are directly exposed to the elements.
Thanks for the reply. So you don't think it would be necessary to have the HD's for something like our campground? The layout of the campground is just 1 big, straight plot of land in the shape of a line. We have 5 straight roads running from entrance all the way to the back of the park (if that gives you an idea of how it's organized) Even with all the interference from campers, buildings, trees, etc. you don't think that the HD's would be the safe option?
I'm not that familiar with what is required for WiFi PCI compliance, so probably not. If I ever run across a client that needs to meet PCI standards, then I will do a video.
Fror a true high-density deployment, how does Ubiquiti handle AP proximity and co-channel interference? I'm new to the Ubiquiti world and I'm curious to see how their APs/controller software handles this. Also, does Ubiquiti have any kind of rogue-ap mitigation technology? Thanks!
There's a lot that goes into properly sizing the deployment before the project starts and configuring the AP's after they have been physically installed. If you do both of those things right, you have built a good foundation for success. There are some rogue AP reports in UniFi, but I've never really investigated that.
It lets you run at a higher wifi speed but your devices might not run at that speed. Most people would have theres set to VHT20 or 40 and not the 80 one as many people have device with the slower wifi cards in there devices .But that's for the AC Band more but will run A and N as well devices. Now for the old devices on the 2G BAND will run on either HT20 or HT40.If your meshing access points you want the 2g set to transmit at medium Power level and the 5g set to transmit at a high power level.Also on the 2nd device and any access point after that make sure the setting meshing from other access points is checked and also make sure the access points aren't on the same channel so what you can do is set a channel for each one or keep in on auto.Currently i'm slowly adding more access points as of now i have 1 AC Hd access point and then a AC PRO access point and then a AC lite but that one is not meshed.Next Layout will be Two XG access points which handle more users and faster wifi output and handles 10 gigabit network support.I will use the Pro as a outside access point. and the 2 AC Hd access points will be meshed.
Hey Chris, great videos. Bought some Unify toys from your affiliate link. QUESTION: So I have 2 UAC-AP-Pros and use them in our home (Along with a USG and switch). While our wifi coverage is great, I'm seeing issues with streaming handoff and wifi calling from my cell phone. I have the AP channels for both the 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz separated on different ends of each range and have tested for interference from neighboring networks. Am I missing something? Possibly a vid on this would be awesome! Thanks in advance!
Keep experimenting with AP placement and output power, and you'll find a setting that works. Also - depending on the size and construction of your home - try going with just 1 central UAP-AC-PRO. I have a single UAP-AC-LITE in my home, and it covers the whole house just fine.
Thanks for the reply. Tried that first and we just weren't getting the coverage I was expecting. Now everything is great, except the streaming side of things. Any setting I can try?
Hey BigBub, did you get you question answered? I too and wondering how well the PROs will do with wifi calling and streaming handoff, particularly the former. I haven't implemented a Ubiquiti Unifi setup yet, and not being able to do seamless wifi calling might be a deal breaker for me.
Two things: In the background of every video it looks like there is always someone on hold on your phone. Who is the poor schmuck who seems to call during every video :) And, What's your recommendation for a mesh network hard line connection point- UAP-AC-HD or the UAP-Mesh-Pro. It looks like the Pro has a longer range, but the HD should still crush it with the MU-MIMO, right?
That's my voicemail light. I hate checking voicemail, which is why it's perpetually blinking. Either of those devices will work fine for the mesh uplink - but if you have a TON of clients connecting, spend the extra bucks on the HD.
I think my favorite thing about your unboxing videos is when you just throw the box to the side, it makes me laugh every time.
As always, great video!
I thought the same thing. I actually laughed at that. Great videos.
:) thought the same .
Thank you , I am able to configure UNIFI HD, and able to access internet through it,
Keep up the good work, happiness and peace be with you. regards :-
Nava, BHUTAN
While you were explaining MU-MIMO, you left out one crucial bit of information: you need client support as well! Just because you have a 4x4:4 MU-MIMO AP (wave 2) does NOT mean that you see any benefit from it if your clients are older 802.11ac (wave 1) devices. You need at least two wave 2 clients on the network, doing stuff, to see any benefit.
Lagittaja actually ubiquiti states there's only a 20% increase in throughput by using Wave1 clients.
Carlos E. Ballen C. That's not because of 802.11ac wave 1 vs. wave 2.
But more because of higher processing power.
Edit: As in that 20% increase in throughout is Pro vs HD and the explanation there is higher processing power of the HD in some obscure edge case. The explanation Chris was doing is just about the MU-MIMO feature itself as was my comment.
Love the box shove off the desk! Hahaha!
Thanks very much for this video. I didn't know this existed. I manage the wireless at my church and we have over 100 devices in the sanctuary on a Sunday. We quickly oversubscribed a Unifi AP-LR so I added a second unit and I'm pretty sure we are overloading both of those. I was going to add a third device to cope with the volume however this HD device sounds perfect. I would only need one access point and can manage double the congregation. Sweet.
Love your videos.
i like the way he throw things after opening therm...
Thanks for the demo and info, have a great day
great video Chris keep up the good work!
Great video I really appreciated you taking the time to explain what MIMO is.
Thanks for this perfect review, it definitely made my choice for buying this product. Keep up the good work!
I installed a UAP-AC-HD yesterday and discovered something about getting it adopted. I first tried to set the inform with the Google discovery app and that did not work. Next used SSH and set-inform from the CLI. That did not seem to work either. After using the UniFi chat support I found that you need to run the set-inform twice as you did in your video and then run it again twice after you click the adopt link in the controller. When I did that it way, it adopted as soon as I ran the second adopt command. It went from an hour of trying to get it to adopt to the fastest adoption I have seen. Might not ever work that way again, but it worked well this time.
I think your new nickname should now be Captain Memo. Great Video !
+Nicholas Lacovara I love it...
when using your whiteboard, could I suggest you use a lavalier microphone
I've looked into them, but they're expensive! I'll get one eventually.
Yes, the wireless ones are expensive. But there are wired lavalier mics which are really much cheaper. If you'd like to "be wireless", just record to your phone in your pocket and edit in the sound in post :)
Crosstalk Solutions I suggest you get a Blue yeti USB microphone it's a very high quality mic with GAIN And sensitivity and directional settings I have one and I love it it's great for livestreams
Carter Grant I have one. It doesn't sound as good as the one that I'm using IMO. I did a side by side comparison.
i use it for my teamspeak but i will also suggest a www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/C1mUSB
love your videos that u just shove the boxes off the table
Hey Chris,
In one of your recent videos you mentioned that you dislike the automatic update feature in Unifi. I'm just starting to apply Unifi solutions. I currently supervise 3 Unifi-based networks. Ofcourse my own home network, someone else's home network and a small business network(currently
There is now an SHD which looks interesting because of the realtime rf monitoring.
Re: box vs datasheet specs:
2.4Ghz: that would be non-standard modulation e.g. 256QAM. 4x4:4 802.11n 40Mhz with 64QAM (2^6) gets you 600Mbps. If you increase it to 256QAM (2^8), you'll get 800Mbps. 6>8=+33.333% (8/6=1.333) so going from 64QAM to 256QAM basically gives one third more throughput.
5Ghz: lack of DFS certification for 160Mhz channel width. 4x4:4 802.11ac 80Mhz gets you 1733Mbps. 1733*2 (eg. 80Mhz > 160Mhz) equals 3466Mbps which you'd get with 4x4:4 802.11ac 160Mhz.
tl;dr The UAP-AC-HD supports those higher speeds but they are not enabled in firmware.
So technically it's a 4Gbps or 4.2Gbps AP but for now "just" 2.3Gbps or 2.5Gbps AP, depending on how you count the 2.4Ghz speed (600M vs 800M).
This also explains the box art changes on the newer units. Your unit says 4Gbps on the box while newer units (afaik) just say 2.5Gbps.
Finally. I've been waiting for this. Many Thanx.
Thanks for watching!
Great video!
Amazing video
I learn a lot of your video's! Maybe you can do it on location so we can see whats are upcoming problems and thinks like that.
gr8 video was very informative I have one question is there any issues to use this device in 40 to 50-degree centigrade temperature is this design to battle heat and humidity, especially in the Gulf region
can you bond the two LAN ports on these yet? I'm so over oh you can have 3200mb wifi and bla bla bla and you just plug it into the LAN and get 1000...
Ubiquiti should add MU-MIMO to all its models..
I hear that we are supposed to be able to link aggregate both ethernet ports for 2Gbps throughput, is this true Chris?
you missed that the HD can do lacp but the pro can't.
It would be interesting to see if there is any difference in performance vs the Pro with multiple devices doing iPerf tests to different devices concurrently. It wouldn't take many to saturate the bandwidth and stress the APs that way.
how many devices can connect on 2.4G at the same time. and can this router be suitable for smart home that most smart devices support 2.4G only.
Chris, it seems that some of the confusion with the MU-MIMI may be related to single device bandwidth versus aggregate bandwidth. Looks very similar in my mind to P25 Phase where the trunk channels operate at a 12000 bps rate on the infrastructure (AP) side and the subscriber unit at 6,000 bps due to the tdma operation.
Thumbs up from me. Great video.
The hd pulls 6.61W on idle, how much does it take while lets say a laptop and a few phones are conected? And the same question about the pro version. ?
Devices have to support Mu-Mimo and wave 2 to take advantage of the AC HD
is that possible to connect the AP directly to the main connection instead of through unifi switch
Thank you for explaining MIMO.
I see that my AC-LR have MIMO, is that why it can have only one SSID for both 5 and 2,4Ghz? I absolutely love that feature. The dual SSID (2,4 & 5Ghz) has always felt like a bad solution to a problem to me.
why do you need a controller. An POE injector or POE swich can power this right. Also what is the rated power consumption.
Thx for the video Chris, that's wifi for dummies, it doesn't get any easier than that!, The HD is like a big flying saucer or Frisbee. Makes me laugh a lot when you throw the boxes out of the table. Anyway keep them coming.
Great job on the live stream with Willie. Did he gave you any insight on the captive portal problem that you had with unifi?
Nice Whiteboard by the way
Cheers
How big of a home will 1x HD cover? If istalled in upper level will it also cover main floor?
Outside the cost, any downside of using the HD in a home instead of an AC Pro? Is there different coverage? Does one reach further than the other?
Hello, I have o Wi-Fi problem. I live in an apartment building and there are too many Wi-Fi networks will this AP help me getting better connectivity?
Thank for your videos.
Depends which model you get and the settings you choose when setting it up.You want your access point on a channel no is either using or has not to much traffic on and in the setting it will tell you which channels have more people on it and as well devices.
So the AC PRO or AC HD will do to get past the interference from all the low grade wireless neighbors near by.Make sure you your power is not on low or medium or auto and have it set to high.
With 802.11 AX teasing speeds of up to 10gbps , 40ish % nominal speed boosts over wave 2 AC devices, does it make sense to pay a 2.5x premium now for the AC HD over the pro for home use in a 3,000 square foot place house?
Excellent video Chris. Quick question, a few videos ago I saw a Ruckus AP box. Are you doing some of those now? Testing? Just want your opinion... thank you
Just testing for now, and I'll get around to doing some videos on those at some point.
Which device i should use for warehouse???pls can u reply.
or try doing a file transfer using the (2018 MacBook Pro with TouchBar)?
Can u use the accsesponits without the controller or can i connect my clients accsespoints to my controller some how? Like making mine Controllert the '' Boss '' over all the accsespoints?
how i make a mash with this?
See their user guide on setting this up. You need ethernet
So is it better to get 2 pro ac or 1 hd ac for a small home?
The price is kinda but crazy different.
Tsolo Dakov I wondered the same thing. I just bought 2 HDs for home since they’re newer and have more processor vs 2 of the older PROs. Have used Open Mesh and Netgear Orbi in past, but first time with Ubiquiti.
I put a pair of AC HD in my home... lol.. overkill I know but I wanted as much speed as possible.. smart home has a crap load of devices. Placing one outside for my camera setup..
Could of used a pro for the outside as AC hd is overkill for a camera network
Chris! thanks for the videos. I just bought this one and am having some ping issues versus my old ASUS RT-AC3200-Wireless, that are currently placed roughly in the same location. Any advice on improving ping / latency?
I have the unifi 8-150w switch. Hard line to the switch I am getting 475 Mbps. When I use the wifi to the Unifi AP's HD which come off the switch, I top out at 275 Mbps. I know some speed loss is expected via wifi, but is that normal?
Do you need a unify controller?
Having a hard time getting any where close to the gig internet speeds my client pays for with this AP, any recommendations? It is plugged straight into a cisco switch as well. Thanks in advance
Your labeling is backwards. You're displaying (holding) AC-Pro on the left side of viewing audience and the AC-HD on the right, but all of your labeling (CC) is backwards.
Where can I get the recommended user limit document
hey new video!
Hi there. Have you tried the NanoHD? I would have beta tested it, but Ubnt will not send to my country from the Early access shop :/
I SpeedTest using UAP HD & MacBook Pro. The result is faster than 800 Mbps...
Hey Chris! Thanks for the quick overview of the UAP-AC-HD. My family and I own a campground and we are wanting to upgrade our equipment for next year. I have no previous experience managing and installing a WiFi Network so I am trying to gather as many resources as I can to learn. Our campground has 314 sites and we are a very seasonal. From Memorial Day to Labor Day, every single one of those sites are filled with families (3-4 per site on average) so we are looking to build something that can accommodate about 1250-1500 people at any given time. Do you think the UAP-AC-HD's are the way to go? Right now we are using older Ubiquiti equipment and it's just not doing the job. Any advice? If we decide to go with Ubiquiti I will make sure we use your affiliate links :)
The UAP-AC-HD is probably overkill - you may have 1200-1500 people during peak periods, but they're not close enough where they're going to be crammed into a single AP. If you estimate the number of people who will be in each AP's coverage zone, that will give you a better estimate of the type of AP you need - most likely you'll want the UAP-AC-PROs, or you could alternatively use the Mesh-Pros if they are directly exposed to the elements.
Thanks for the reply. So you don't think it would be necessary to have the HD's for something like our campground? The layout of the campground is just 1 big, straight plot of land in the shape of a line. We have 5 straight roads running from entrance all the way to the back of the park (if that gives you an idea of how it's organized) Even with all the interference from campers, buildings, trees, etc. you don't think that the HD's would be the safe option?
Do you think you could do a video on PCI compliant wifi with ubiquiti?
I'm not that familiar with what is required for WiFi PCI compliance, so probably not. If I ever run across a client that needs to meet PCI standards, then I will do a video.
What did that box ever do to you?
Fror a true high-density deployment, how does Ubiquiti handle AP proximity and co-channel interference? I'm new to the Ubiquiti world and I'm curious to see how their APs/controller software handles this. Also, does Ubiquiti have any kind of rogue-ap mitigation technology? Thanks!
There's a lot that goes into properly sizing the deployment before the project starts and configuring the AP's after they have been physically installed. If you do both of those things right, you have built a good foundation for success. There are some rogue AP reports in UniFi, but I've never really investigated that.
Where can one find a chart of "suggested" users/AP for the different models? Can't seem to find it.
I found it on the ubnt.com site somewhere.
Cheers!
Hello everyone, do I need Mu-MiMo for my home network. Or it’s just for dense environment? Z
I saw someone say VHT80 setting gave more speed??
It lets you run at a higher wifi speed but your devices might not run at that speed. Most people would have theres set to VHT20 or 40 and not the 80 one as many people have device with the slower wifi cards in there devices .But that's for the AC Band more but will run A and N as well devices. Now for the old devices on the 2G BAND will run on either HT20 or HT40.If your meshing access points you want the 2g set to transmit at medium Power level and the 5g set to transmit at a high power level.Also on the 2nd device and any access point after that make sure the setting meshing from other access points is checked and also make sure the access points aren't on the same channel so what you can do is set a channel for each one or keep in on auto.Currently i'm slowly adding more access points as of now i have 1 AC Hd access point and then a AC PRO access point and then a AC lite but that one is not meshed.Next Layout will be Two XG access points which handle more users and faster wifi output and handles 10 gigabit network support.I will use the Pro as a outside access point. and the 2 AC Hd access points will be meshed.
Hey Chris, great videos. Bought some Unify toys from your affiliate link. QUESTION: So I have 2 UAC-AP-Pros and use them in our home (Along with a USG and switch). While our wifi coverage is great, I'm seeing issues with streaming handoff and wifi calling from my cell phone. I have the AP channels for both the 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz separated on different ends of each range and have tested for interference from neighboring networks. Am I missing something? Possibly a vid on this would be awesome! Thanks in advance!
Keep experimenting with AP placement and output power, and you'll find a setting that works. Also - depending on the size and construction of your home - try going with just 1 central UAP-AC-PRO. I have a single UAP-AC-LITE in my home, and it covers the whole house just fine.
Thanks for the reply. Tried that first and we just weren't getting the coverage I was expecting. Now everything is great, except the streaming side of things. Any setting I can try?
Hey BigBub, did you get you question answered? I too and wondering how well the PROs will do with wifi calling and streaming handoff, particularly the former. I haven't implemented a Ubiquiti Unifi setup yet, and not being able to do seamless wifi calling might be a deal breaker for me.
Hi - we are planning for public wifi connectivity. Can we use Ubiquiti Uap-ac-HD
Is it water resistant ? Please do reply
Two things: In the background of every video it looks like there is always someone on hold on your phone. Who is the poor schmuck who seems to call during every video :) And, What's your recommendation for a mesh network hard line connection point- UAP-AC-HD or the UAP-Mesh-Pro. It looks like the Pro has a longer range, but the HD should still crush it with the MU-MIMO, right?
That's my voicemail light. I hate checking voicemail, which is why it's perpetually blinking.
Either of those devices will work fine for the mesh uplink - but if you have a TON of clients connecting, spend the extra bucks on the HD.
I thought it was pronounced MyMo not MeMo? 2:42 I tell my customers it's a "butt plug" :)
You say potato, I say tomato.
I prefer my movie theatres sans wifi. :P
Great video!