Review on Ubiquiti NanoStation locoM2 2.4GHz airMax 8dBi CPE - Indoor/Outdoor High Performance Wireless Device by Adam Wawrzyski ᠌
The quality is at the level, I am satisfied with everything.
Excellent thing! After a more powerful and expensive TP-link, with which I suffered, I'm just delighted! I don’t have a long distance, 100 meters, trees interfere, there is a lot of background noise from other networks and loco copes. I set the frequency to 30MHz and all problems disappeared. Ping is about 2-4ms, and under the full load of the torrent it barely reaches 12ms. If you need to transmit far and through houses, then pay attention to the older model M2
- A clear signal without breaks and freezes. The setup is pretty simple. Low power consumption. Compact, lightweight body. The workmanship is excellent.
- While everything suits 100%. I only regret that at one time I fell for the TP link and did not immediately buy normal equipment.
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