📶 Enhance Network Performance with Ubiquiti NBE-M5-16 High-Performance airMAX Bridge NanoBeam M5 16dBi Review

Ubiquiti products have a great combination: easy to set up, easy to set up, easy to integrate. This integrates seamlessly with my Unify software, and the long range and easy-to-read signals make it a really great competitor for long-range devices. However, these devices offer excellent long-distance performance. and their ability to tune within the 5GHz spectrum after a location scan gives you the ability to easily distance them from nearby 5GHz signals. Please note based on some reviews…

They are incredibly powerful and fast. I used the set as a wireless bridge for Roku streaming media at an outdoor bar. Always works as if it were a direct wire from the router. The downside is that you need to be a technician to program and install them. There's no easy setup wizard, etc. You need to really understand the Ubiquiti ecosystem to get the most out of these devices.

They don't get any better, several pairs have been working fine for a few years, no problem, one of the boxes, no power, that's my only complaint. We use them to locate IP cameras remotely, for example in parking lots. additionally. Working 12-megapixel cameras do not blink in any weather. Our farthest range to date is 1500ft, although the spec doesn't say it can radiate up to 3.1 miles and I think so. have to restart

This worked great for extending the network between two buildings that were over 100 meters apart. It was easy to install and set up. We originally had Category 5 cabling running underground between two buildings, but we kept losing switches and routers when thunderstorms hit. This solved the problem.

I used a pair of these to connect a home and business being built a few hundred yards away. Setup was easy and they worked much better than other more expensive wireless bridges I've used in the past. They are also a lot smaller than I expected. In a relatively short distance I used them, the alignment was not difficult, just point them in the approximate direction of each other and I got 4 bars of signal strength and very good connection quality according to the web configuration pages. Simply

I like these nanobeam devices. Once you get comfortable with the ubiquiti configuration interface, they're very easy to set up and offer very reliable WiFi with speeds significantly faster than other wireless bridges we've used. It's a step up from the old Nanostation LoCo devices that got us interested in Ubiquiti from the start. I will surely buy more of these.

These are great for rural Wi-Fi extensions without burying fiber. They are not for beginners and should be installed by someone knowledgeable about networking/WLAN. If you are smart you can follow YouTube videos, there are hundreds of them. Their only downside is that they are limited to a 10/100 network speed, which you may be aware of, 5GHz can be faster than 100. Overall I'm satisfied as this client doesn't need anything super fast. If you need a full gigabit backbone, choose the Nanobeam AC

I was amazed at how well it worked. I set the pair up at almost 0.7 miles with line of sight. The subscriber speed of the Internet service is 50 Mbit/s down and 10 Mbit/s up. I ran a speed test and it's almost accurate, around 48Mbps. Works even in snow, rain and fog. They took a little time to align but once set they work great.