Access Point With Ethernet Cable Kills Internet

I have this wifi access point mounted on a high wall in the central part of the house; it easily provides coverage to all rooms (4000' feet home). You need to have access to an ethernet cable and you must be able to provide power over ethernet or be able to use the included power injector somewhere along the cable run. It works very well and is fairly easy to set up, but it's not a home handyman type of thing.

I like the wireless satellite. It will allow me to connect a window PC via Ethernet cable to the internet.

I needed extra ports beyond my 5 port modem and purchased this switch. It does exactly what I needed it for; to access the internet on another computer and a smart TV. I plugged in an Ethernet cable from the modem to the switch, plugged in Ethernet cables from the switch to the computer and smart TV, plugged in the power cord from the switch to an electrical outlet, turned them all on and voila! Plug and Play internet access. No configuration needed, just plug in and go! I highly recommend this product!!!

I have been using this outdoor access point for a year. It survived summer heat and lightning storms. Ethernet port is only 100Mbit/s, but that's exactly how much I wanted to share. PoE adapter comes with a very short power cord, which I replaced it with item #CA27400 (6 ft).

I use this as an access point which is wired by ethernet to my primary synology router. I love the software and log capability of this. Functions for more than a year now without a hiccup.

I love the look of this access point! It blends right into the rest of my home. The supplied wall mounting equipment allowed for a flush install, with enough room in behind the unit for two ethernet cables. The two ethernet ports was the main reason I went with the UAP-AC-PRO vs. other UniFi access points since it allowed me to pass on the network connection to my Ooma on a counter below. Setup was straight forward, and so far performance has been fantastic. It easily covers all three levels of my house.

I bought this as I needed another ethernet access point for the new AV receiver I purchased. Set up was easy and working as intended.

Nice equipment working great for internet service through both wifi and ethernet cable. Its slim design takes small space but covers the whole house both upstairs and downstairs (over 2000 sqf). The app allows to set up the network including a separate guest network and password easily.

I want to start off by saying this is not a router so if you want to connect it directly to your modem look elsewhere. I upgraded from the original unifi access point to this one and it was a breeze to setup. Although setting up the controller software can be tricky to install on Linux but fairly straightforward on Mac and Windows. This device greatly increased my network speeds over my wireless network, I went from about 10 MB/sec to around 50 MB/s, but this was over my local network which is all gigabit in my house, internet speeds will vary depending on your internet plan. Before I used to hardwire my computer to transfer large files to my backup storage but now I can do it wirelessly in about the same time. Also another handy feature I found is you can scan the rf spectrum to see what other devices are causing interference and assist accordingly and also detect rogue access points that might be trying to fool devices into connecting to them instead of your network, all handy features if you want to run these in a business. Overall you can't go wrong with this device if you want reliability and a high performance access point and they are one of the cheapest but still perform the same as the high prices one. I would regiment to anyone looking for a great wireless network.

I have four of these, configured as access points. That means I have an ethernet cable connecting each to my router. It provides outstanding WiFi coverage to the rooms these are in. The 5G network in particular is crazy fast; I get 500+ mbps/s on my phone. I generally don't recommend extender mode, in which these units relay your phone's wireless signal to the router, via another wireless signal.