5 Ghz Wireless Printer

5 stars.

5 Stars, no need to say anything else.

5 Stars.

This is the simple but versatile device that I recommend as a router for all my friends and family, and will also use as an access point for them or small businesses where integrated solutions are too complex for a handful of users. Qualcomm Atheros chipset, with 350 Mbps WAN To LAN capability routing. Firmware has stabilized and now I am able to fully recommend (January 2021), albeit feature set is still lacking compared to AirRouter predecessor, but offers core abilities for baseline users. For the airCube, plug the ethernet from the modem into the WAN (eth0), then you may connect your computer via wireless or ethernet to the LAN ports (PoE In, 2, or 3), typing in https://192.168.1.1 in your web browser, with ubnt as username, and password printed on the label beneath. Most people are now aware and desiring to minimize wireless radiation, so I recommend them to turn off the 5 Ghz wireless, and configure the 2.4 Ghz for 20 MHz Channel Width, select channel 1, 6, or 11, while starting with 5 dBm output power (transmit power is logarithmic, so 5 dBm is 3mW, wile 20 dBm is 100 mW), and choose the SSID Name and Password. Look for a signal strength of -80 dBm or better (-55 to -60 dBm ideal) is recommended for stable links, and increase the output power until that range is achieved for desired places. Obviously, line of sight and height is appreciated for more effective communication. Increasing the Tx power on any wireless device will create a noise for other wireless devices. The rest you could choose to remain as default or configure more.

The freeware plus wireless remote shutter release 2.4 GHz (for Nikon) I'm mainly using it with my Nikon D7000 DLSR, and used it with my other nikon cameras (D200&D300) I use it to help stop any movement while shooting the camera while mounted in the tripod. It does a better job than the wire remote shutter.

Good value in a 2.4 GHz wireless keyboard with touchpad. Very pleased with it. Make sure to look under the carton's flap for the USB wifi dongle, at first thought it was missing.

Compact, lightweight design with wireless 2.4GHz option, this device has been an asset for capturing sharp, slow shutter speed images and engaging with my subject without being anchored to the viewfinder.

Having used a couple of different 2.4GHz wireless mic systems in the past, I wasn't expecting much from these. The first Rode Wireless GO was pretty good but failed in a couple of key areas. These, however, have performed flawlessly. I like pro audio features, and the lack of many on this kit raised my eyebrows at first, but they honestly do everything you need a TX/RX kit to do, and are super easy to select options once you figure out how. I've tried them in an RF-free area as well as a dense urban area with tons of interference, and so far, no problem. Also I love the fact that they record independent onboard audio files, which is a great backup in case the mixer or camera audio backup fails. Great product!

I used this with the Behringer 2.4 GHz wireless mic. Amazingly, it seems to hold the mic but I fear it might not take much of a bump for it to pop out. I probably should have gotten a larger size. Getting the mic in requires a little bit of a trick so that it widens out, but it's not unreasonable. And, as I said, I probably should have gotten a larger version. So, take that with a grain of salt.

5 star product.