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The cheapest managed 2.5Gbe / 10G SFP+ is $119. But that is a total cost, not the additional cost to add to the UDM-SE. But only having a single high capacity downlink shows that these are not enterprise grade, at all. All the traffic over a single port is a No-No. Hence the need for multiple...

If, as has been pointed out above that there are loads of Cheap £40 2.5gbe switches (and there are just look at STH's recent reviews), then that proves the point. It was a business decision that put the 1Gbe ports there rather than 2.5Gbe / 5Gbe ports.

The device has a bunch of 1Gbe ports on the front, they could easily have been 2.5Gbe ports, Unifi (In my mind) is geared at ProSumer, and small businesses. These types will all be aiming for hundred MB to low GB WAN ports, they are not going to be having the need for SFP+ type bandwidth. And to...

Lan Ports, no point having multi gig on the WAN side, if the LAN is constrained to 1Gb.

if only Unifi did a dream router with 2.5Gbe, without having to use SFP+ ports.

Wow, thats a nice bit of kit.

I faced this dilema last year, and ended up going the CWWK N305 route. It has 4 i226 ports, 8 core (12th Gen e-cores) processer, and whatever ram & storage I see fit. It running VMware and Opnsense & PiHole. With that running its hardly breaking a sweat. My only regret is i didnt spend the cash...

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So far looks good, got the Unifi console plugin for my OPNSense router so its managed from there already. Just need to physically instal it to the ceiling - That's a tomorrow job. Its also connected to my 2.5Gbe switch with a Zyxel 2.5G POE+ injector. So all is looking good so far.

Well i have bitten the bullet, and gone with a Unifi 6E - expensive but should last a few years.

I've just joined the club with an order of a 6E app for the house, some might say its overkill, but with all the smart plugs, bulbs, speakers, etc, i think your right. But it will last me a few years (I Hope). What's the simplest way to manage these, the mobile app ??

Well, i've just order a Unifi 6E, god help my ban balance. Still no more AP for me for a few years.

Location of the company is not an issue for me, its not like I have any top secret stuff in my home network, i think my Steam account is the most valuable thing I have on my computer. I'm after the best device for WiFi for a Home / Work from home environment. with a decent range & at decent...

yes, but the only one that has 2.5Gbe uplink is the 6E or the 7Pro, and they are a fair bit dearer that the ones I've singled out.

I'm stuck between the Aruba AP25, the Zyxel NWA220AX, and the TP-Link 683LR. Help.

How do you manage the AP, from what I can see they need the Omada cloud service, or onsite controller. It looks like the 673 has replaced the 670, so im looking at the 683 for its extra spatial streams, and the longer range.

So I'm looking at either the Aruba AP25 or the Zyxel NWA210, both around the £200 mark - anyone with any views ?

ok, I get it. Wi-Fi 6e device with a 1Gbe wired uplink are devices to avoid,

OK, hadn't realised that Wi-Fi is half duplex, but even then on 6E thats upto 4800Mbps or 2.4Gb full duplex, and even if shared with a few devices that is more than the 1Gbe uplink can handle. or even at that speed will they not be able top saturate the 1Gbe link ?

Why do AP's which are Wi-Fi 6/6E capable have 1Gbe uplinks, if in theory the Wi-Fi can handles up to 2.9Gb/s traffic is the uplink limited to 1Gbe, or am i missing something fundamental about Wi-Fi ?