Ubiquiti WLAN Reviews

Some users report significant ROI from Ubiquiti WLAN, especially for small networks and external point-to-point setups, while others don't notice any ROI. Users say it is cost-saving and has a competitive price advantage over other vendors. However, ROI depends on proper deployment; if it meets environmental needs, positive returns are observed. If poorly implemented, it can lead to dissatisfaction among users. ROI also declines when Ubiquiti WLAN stops meeting requirements.

Ubiquiti WLAN is widely regarded as a cost-effective solution, praised for its affordability and lack of ongoing licensing fees. Users frequently note its reasonable one-time purchase price compared to costlier alternatives like Aruba and Ruckus. While opinions vary, many find it competitively priced for its features, with the potential for negotiation on bulk orders. It generally suits small to medium environments, with technical support charged separately, but no license renewals.

• "I would rate the solution's pricing a nine out of ten. It is high."
• "The solution is cheap. I rate its pricing as three out of ten."
• "On a scale from one to ten, where one is cheap and ten is expensive, I rate the solution's pricing a seven out of ten."

Ubiquiti WLAN is primarily used for wireless network infrastructure, enabling video conferencing, internet access, and Wi-Fi management across various sectors. Users deploy it for point-to-point configurations, corporate connectivity, site-to-site connections, and guest Wi-Fi management. It's implemented in small businesses, residential areas, hotels, nursing homes, and by systems integrators for clients. Especially favored for remote surveillance, internet in mining sites, and managing multiple branches, it provides reliable access with easy management.

Ubiquiti WLAN customer service varies in quality. Many report slow response times and lack of direct contact, but community and documentation resources offer helpful support. Some find the technical support satisfactory, noting improvements and good online assistance. However, responsiveness isn't as quick as competitors like Cisco. Users appreciate the available documentation and community support forums, though reliance on independent resolution and external resources is common due to inadequate global support.

Ubiquiti WLAN's initial setup is straightforward for those familiar with similar systems. Opinions vary, with some finding it simple and others noting complexity, especially in high-density environments. It's user-friendly for small installations, and larger deployments can take a few days. Users appreciate its minimal maintenance needs, and the process often involves basic configuration through a controller. The setup's difficulty can depend on the user's knowledge and network requirements.

Ubiquiti WLAN is often rated highly for its scalability, finding favor in environments ranging from small to medium enterprises. Users mention diverse deployment settings, expressing satisfaction with adding devices seamlessly. While some express concerns about limitations in complex or large-scale environments, others find performance robust for their needs. Generally, it is viewed as an adaptable choice, rated between six to nine for scalability, with ease of expanding access points and supporting multiple users.

Ubiquiti WLAN exhibits varied stability. Many users find it stable and reliable, with no significant issues. Some report disconnections, especially with updates or in high-density environments, and suggest improvements in setup and configuration. Occasional manual restarts are necessary, particularly during power outages or when using Cloud Keys. Stability ratings mostly range from six to ten out of ten, with frequent mentions of good performance as an access point while not being ideal for every situation.