AmpliFi Gamer’s Edition WiFi System Ubiquiti Home Wireless Internet HD WiFi Router 2 Mesh Points 4 Gigabit Ethernet 1 WAN Port Ethernet Cable Replaces Router & WiFi Extenders - Black

Great speed, but very poor range, . The mesh system is not reaching next room. Don’t bother to buy one

I'm not a gamer, but this setup was recommended by an IT support person to deal with wifi issues in our house. With the modem/router supplied by our ISP we have some dead zones, and some areas where the wifi strength and speed go up and down, and sometimes cut out entirely. This wifi system has completely resolved the issue. Oddly our highest wifi speeds are slower than before, but they seems equalized across the entire house which is more important.Other things:- Really easy to install.- The main box itself is tiny, and the boosters fit into any wall power outlet and can be moved around to find the best location.- It is controlled via an easy-to-use app on my phone.- I can see every device that is on the network and we can prioritize some over others. (For example I can prioritize my work computer over someone streaming Netflix.)- I can pause wifi to any device at any time, even remotely. (Teenagers - you'd better clean up or your wifi will be suspended! LOL.)- There are clear indicators in the app as to the health of the wifi mesh and whether the boosters are placed too close or too far.- There's an easy setting on the app to allow devicecs to connect without the password during a 2-minute window - I can start the 2-minute window when we have family or a friend over to allow them to easily connect to our wifi, and after that the network is secure again. I can easily monitor who is connected and kick them off if they don't belong.We've only had this set up for a few days but so far it's been really great!

First off I gave a neutral rating for tech support because I haven't had to call, chat, or email with them so I cant speak for that. But that's because this product is everything it says it is. The mesh system on this thing is fantastic, I was a skeptic at first but quickly found out how powerful this unit is. The claim is 20k sq ft of coverage and that is indeed true, with the understanding that the more material between your device and the unit you are connected to plays the biggest part. My mailbox is about 100ft away and behind a small berm of earth and I still get 15Mb down and 5 up on the 2.5GHz band out there. I also have my main router (see the photo) mounted in my basement where my cable modem lives. I put one mesh point on the main floor and the other (pictured) on the top floor. I have a 300Mb connection from Xfinity and at any spot in my house I am able to get 100Mb+ when connected to one of the mesh points. Hard wired I get 250 to 300 as expected. Roaming between the mesh points is seamless.Setup is the easiest Ive seen, having been a System Administrator for nearly 20 years I can vouch for that statement. It took about 30 minutes due to firmware updates for the main unit and both mesh points. One of the mesh points needed to be unplugged and re-plugged after the firmware update but thats it. Up and running with better than expected coverage, speed, and features.So far my favorite feature is a tie between two. The ability to pause (block) individual or groups of devices is great when you have kids and I have used it several times with ease. The other feature is the Teleport VPN feature. This beats having to pay for a service like NordVPN or others to get some piece of mind when using banking apps or other apps with sensitive information when you're only option is public unencrypted WiFi. This feature is a huge plus.Switching between Throughput and Latency modes is one button. I have not put the "gaming" mode through its paces yet as I typically run in Throughput mode for faster speeds. I can imagine that it works just as flawlessly as the rest of the features on this device though.This is an extremely well engineered system and I couldn't be more happy with this purchase. Its a lot of money for a home router but rest assured, you are getting your monies worth with this product. If you don't understand a lot about how wireless works or how mesh wireless works take some time to read up on it on Wikipedia so that you are not put off by the drop in speed when connected via wireless via one of the mesh points. You will never achieve your advertised bandwidth over wireless despite marketing claims. This thing handles an impressive number of wireless devices simultaneously without issue and I'm a fan for life.I highly recommend this product.

I live in an apartment with a strange floor plan - I believe it was developed this way to curb 'neighbor noise', but it's awful for WiFi, especially when you add in the other 12 networks that show all full bars when I look for my network (and many more than are just a small bit less than full). I was constantly dropping connection in my living room (super irritating with a Roku setup via WiFi trying to watch a movie) in the evenings and I often couldn't get enough connection to load a recipe on my tablet in the kitchen/load anything at all on balcony.I started research on various mesh options - and based on ease of setup/expansion/reviews decided on this one. When it comes to tech, I don't mind longer setup, but once setup I like to forget about it (I do not have any interest in fine tuning for life, or consistent maintenance to keep things working).Setup was AMAZINGLY easy, almost plug and go - though the mesh points were not immediate connect (in hindsight I should've realized they would need to go through their handshakes, etc) but instead took a minute or 2 - communication in the app could be better on that as I did think something was wrong until they spoke up with their chimes to show connected. Otherwise, the app is streamlined, and easy to locate things in.My home network does have a bit of 'special circumstances' that I would like to address:1) I have a Synology Disk station (1815+) on my network that I run a family website from, plex, various backups from other computers via both WiFi and wired (depending upon which computer - all the things a NAS allows for really). Synology did NOT recognize the router and the DHCP Server range was not that of my old network (192.168...). This isn't a problem per se, but does require manual setting which took mere minutes in the app, including some static leases and of course port forwards. I took the opportunity to also change plex's external port - all very easy and intuitive.2) I have 2 cameras on my network (of course connected to my NAS) requiring static IPs (one Wired via a TP-Link switch, the other Wifi) - very easy to add (with names). Everything on my network is now named (even the mesh points) which is something that I either could not do, or never saw how to do, with my previous router.I've had it nearly a month now, and no complaints at all. Solid internet throughout my apartment, and even outside for a bit!

Setup was easy, coverage was great and the user profiles with scheduled access provided a great process to limit and control our families online access.

It made my home wi-fi way faster everywhere in my house. It gives you data and control of the network through a simple app and works fantastic