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Wi-Fi
UniFi U7 Lite
An affordable WiFi 7 ceiling access point for rooms up to 115 m².
UniFi U7 Long-Range
A WiFi 7 ceiling access point with extended range for large rooms.
UniFi U7 Pro
The popular WiFi 7 ceiling access point, with 6 GHz support.
UniFi U7 Outdoor
A weatherproof WiFi 7 access point covering up to 465 m² outside.
UniFi U7 Mesh
A compact indoor/outdoor WiFi 7 access point for extending coverage.
UniFi U7 Pro Outdoor
A tri-band WiFi 7 outdoor access point with 6 GHz support.
UniFi E7
An enterprise WiFi 7 access point with 10 streams and a 10 GbE uplink.
UniFi E7 Campus
An enterprise indoor/outdoor WiFi 7 access point for large spaces.
Routers
UniFi Cloud Gateway Ultra
A compact UniFi router for homes and small offices, up to 300 users.
UniFi Cloud Gateway Max
A 2.5G UniFi router with 512 GB storage for camera recording.
UniFi Express 7
A tiny UniFi router with built-in WiFi 7 and a 10G internet port.
UniFi Dream Router 7
An all-in-one UniFi router with WiFi 7, a PoE switch and camera storage.
UniFi Dream Router 5G Max
A UniFi router with built-in 5G, WiFi 7 and a touchscreen.
UniFi Dream Machine Pro
A rack-mount UniFi gateway for 1,000+ users, with camera storage.
Network switches
UniFi Switch Flex Mini
A palm-sized 5-port managed switch, powered by USB-C or PoE.
UniFi Switch Flex Mini 2.5G
A compact 5-port 2.5 GbE managed switch, powered by USB-C or PoE.
UniFi Switch 16 PoE
A silent 16-port switch with 8 PoE+ ports and 42 W of power.
UniFi Switch 24 PoE
A silent 24-port switch with 16 PoE+ ports and 95 W of power.
UniFi Switch 48 PoE
A silent 48-port switch with 32 PoE+ ports and 195 W of power.
UniFi Switch Pro 24 PoE
A 24-port Layer 3 PoE switch with 400 W, PoE++ and 10G fibre.
UniFi Switch Pro 48 PoE
A 48-port Layer 3 PoE switch with 600 W, PoE++ and 10G fibre.
About Ubiquiti
Ubiquiti was founded in 2005 by a former Apple engineer, and took an odd route to becoming a large company: almost no sales force, almost no advertising, and a following of network engineers who recommended it to each other.
It builds carrier and enterprise-grade networking — the class of equipment an internet provider installs — and sells it directly to the people who will run it. Its UniFi line covers gateways, switching, Wi-Fi, cameras, door access, phone systems and point-of-sale, all managed from one application with no licence fee.