Review on MikroTik RBcAPGi-5acD2nD-US: High-performance Dual-Band 802.11ac Access Point by Stanislaw Glusinski ᠌

1.2A power supply is included with this package. I spent one hundred and thirty dollars on a Rexant 14-0320 splitter. I hung a PoE injector with a point and a hAP ac2 router that I had acquired earlier on this power supply, and I did both of these things through it. The router and the point both have a pleasant feel, share a single power supply unit (PSU), and distribute WiFi signals using CAPsMAN v2 (my router serves as a "controller") Because of this, I decided not to write about the problems. While making a purchase, this particular aspect needs to be taken into consideration. The ease of setup is not something that Mikrotik can boast about, unlike Ubiquiti, which could be activated by simply plugging it into the network and double-clicking the mouse. As a result, those who are not familiar with the software will have a difficult time using it. The good news is that the Internet provides a wealth of instructions in great detail. You may also get a dependable device that has a wide range of features by configuring it properly and paying a reasonable price for it.