Wifi Controlled Thermostats And Zoned Systems

Recieved this one for Christmas as a gift.It is one of the easiest thermostats to use and it can be controlled from anywhere.

I changed 4 to 5 routes and 2 Mesh WiFi Systems. The Netgear Orbi WiFi 6 System is the best system I never had.

When I first was looking into a wide angle lens I zoned in on the 10-24 F4. I convinced myself that there is no need for a fast WA lens with OMG Bokeeeh. That may be true if you're always taking pictures of inanimate objects with good light and at a distance. However, life is not always far away, slow, or inanimate. Get this lens! You will not regret the versatility that it brings to your WA arsenal.

for general use toys and thermostats

Works well powering 3 Ecobee thermostats.

I’ve tried a few mesh systems but none with a cable modem. This one was way easier to setup and faster than the others. Glad to have WiFi 6 and better hardware without the monthly charges forever.

i needed up update our wifi for both speed and security. whether with an AC plug or POE, these wireless systems just work great. but then i expect that from netgear.

After researching all the available consumer-grade mesh WiFi systems out there, I settled on Ubiquiti.� For the same price as many of the consumer-grade systems, I've been able to setup a professional grade mesh WiFi network with ethernet backhaul that covers our entire house, and the outside areas we use regularly.� I've had a few issues with other parts of the Ubiquiti system, but the access points have been flawless.� �If you have the experience, knowledge or patience to get a UniFi system setup, it's absolutely the best choice you can make for a mesh WiFi system that covers your house.

This is much better than the systems I had previously (Google WiFi, Linksys Velop, Netgear Orbi). I have an old 1940’s home filled will plaster walls and the Netgear Orbi AC3000 version 1 was the best at sending 2.4 and 5GHz through the walls. While the other systems lacked the horsepower to get through the plaster walls. The Netgear just worked but I did not have much to tinkering plus the security on it was terrible. If you wanted internet security you would have to pay a monthly subscription fee for Armour. The UDM is great I can create multiple virtual WLAN (home automations, TV, laptop/mobile devices,etc). Each vLAN is separate so they don’t fight for WiFi space. The one UDM covers my 1200sq ft plaster walled home with secure WiFi and if I need more I could add an access point. The fact that the 4 port switch is managed is a plus. Being able to turn on/off those 4 ports makes it even more secure. Just hope that Ubiquiti continues to support this little diamond of a product with FW updates. I can see the UDM being able to do so much more. A lot is the software is in Beta and some in Alpha stage. Hopefully one day (SOON) it will be in full production mode.

I have 3 ecobee thermostats, very happy with product