Ubiquiti Networks Unifi Access Point AC Long Range (UAP-AC-LR-5-US) 5-pack, 802.11AC Scalable Enterprise Wi-Fi Technology

This is amazing product easy to setup and reliable WiFi I also recommend to my friends

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These are great if you know what youre doing. My review is very stern and reflects reality. You need to understand what you are buying. This is the #1 rule. If you want intuitive plug and play you should pass on these as they require technical knowledge and a bit of understanding that comes with deploying enterprise level products and how to navigate any bumps or hurdles to implementation. Technical Support: Forums only with a lot of back and forth with the community testing things out. If you arent 100% sure you can handle this please dont purchase them and then subsequently return them because I dont want to ever receive them repackaged by Amazon after youve messed with them. Also dont leave reviews about how they dont work without fully explaining what you meant by that general statement. Most that are seasoned users will know that you had no idea what you were doing when you bought them. You have three options to configure these: 1. Use with cloud key. 2. Use with Unifi controller server software for Windows or Linux (we run controllers on AWS, GCE, and clients servers). 3. Unifi Smartphone App to configure in standalone mode. Firmware/Updates: Never use the latest firmware unless it is proven stable, most times 1 or 2 versions behind are the most stable. It will really depend on features and environment as to which firmware you will accept as good for daily use. Most firmware releases contain a lot of bugs and it is usually up to the community in the forums to rally Ubiquiti to get them fixed. IMPORTANT NOTE: Multipacks DO NOT come with PoE injectors. You must purchase PoE injectors separately or use a PoE enabled switch.

Exceeded expectation

Warning - these are old stock - the new AC-LRs support 802.11af, but not these. Also, unlike what some reviewers seem to say, these dont get PoE from Ubiquiti PoE switches. These require 12/24 volt passive PoE (who uses that anyway?), and the ubiquiti switches are strictly 802.11af. And I missed the 30 day return winndow, so now it looks like I need to buy injectors and do some janky wiring.