While this is certainly more intended for enterprise environments, there's no reason not to use it in a SOHO environment. The 2.5 gigabyte backhaul is reason enough to choose it over any of Unifi's current (and unavailable) Wi-Fi 6 offerings. The embedded controller software, while not as slick as the Unifi offerings, is a lot less confusing. Although limited to 80MHz, the Unifi model is again limited to 1 gigabyte unlike the 160MHz Unifi (the LR model which nobody can get right now). So what's the point of Unifi?
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