Consumer Cellular Phones And Devices

At $230, I do not know how much more one gets for phones that cost 2 and 3 times as much. I did see it on consumer Cellular for $ 150

Use this with JK Audio SportMix to interface with *newer* cellular phones. Today's Android and IPhones require a 4-conductor cable to work properly with the mixer. Simple replacement to standard 3-conductor cable. Works flawlessly with new phones for much better clarity over the air.

works well, although I wish there were more devices supported. andriod phones too

Allows use of any 3.5 inch consumer microphone with iOS devices

After trying endlessly with complex router and repeater setups, powerline networking and $- top-of-the-line consumer equipment, I was tired of buggy firmware and inconsistent performance that seemed no better than the many cheap and popular offerings. The higher Tx of expensive wifi routers lead to full bars on receiving devices, but don't accurately reflect many devices inability to talk back with the same range and power, leading to odd signal drops and delays.The UniFi equipment is rock solid, realistic and excellent value for AC hardware. With two AP's, none of the 15+ devices on my network at any given time have dropped even once in the few months I've owned them. Throughput is great with all applicable devices successfully locking onto the fastest supported link speed.Roaming and band-steering works effectively, and the Java-based management console is top-notch for small business and prosumer use with features not typically found on consumer-grade equipment. Ubiquity releases firmware and software updates to improve performance and add useful features.They work perfectly using PoE from a Mikrotik RB260GSP (recommended to me over UniFi's PoE switches in that price range). I do recommended turning down the Tx power on the AP's when more than one is used for better roaming performance and less interference.The packaging, product and software all showcase quality and attention to detail, and the AP's look great ceiling-mounted but can also be tucked away if preferred. The closest consumer hardware can get is multiple AirPort Extremes, but you pay a higher price while also sacrificing features and manageability. I was uncertain at first, looking at other small business AP solutions, but I'm glad I went with the UniFi and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them.

I recently replaced all of my “consumer” equipment with Ubiquiti equipment. It was the best decision I have made in awhile. I have a lot of smart home devices and it was never fully stable until now.

We bought this device on the strength of the Consumer Reports review, along with numerous others that consistently ranked this router very highly. It has been running for a couple of weeks now without any issues and have definitely noticed improved range and speed on the wireless signal as compared to our previous router (in some cases we are seeing equivalency in wireless speed with wired devices). In addition, the SRM management system and accompanying app are first class and allow you to easily see what is going on with your network. Finally, the SmartConnect functionality that steers the devices to 2.4 or 5GHz networks has made for a much simpler setup by only requiring a single SSID and allowing the router to do the work of deciding which band is best. Highly recommended!

I have the unit setup and is in constant use charging phones and other devices including AA batteries... It's small enough to be tucked away nicely and looks pretty cool...

This accessory is a needed one when using the rode go 2 wireless mics with Apple devices like iPads and phones.

Simple to set up, inteegreted easily across all devices- desktop, laptop, phones