Wireless Router Monitoring

Has nice RGB Effects and monitoring program on what machines are on your router

Wireless monitoring system ideal for distribution on a movie set.

The router was easy to set up with the app and there were no glitches. Have noticed an increase in speed with it. The app is great for monitoring. We have not delved into any advanced settings. Not the best looking, but I’ll go with performance first.

Excellent router that covers my whole home and all my wireless products.

Great router for the budget minded. No wireless.

I bought this router and paired it to my 2 ubiquiti wireless ap's. Router works great! Highly recommend. Read all the great reviews about it. They aren't lying.

After replacing my Wireless router with the Amplifi, I was able to resolve dead spots and double my available wireless bandwidth. Wifi 6 isn't supported, but there are not many devices that need wifi 6 in my environment. The setup was seamless and I love the App for monitoring the system.

I'm playing keyboards and intended to connect my monitoring in-ear buds by using cable, instead of wireless. This is a good solution for me.

I use this cable to send signal from mixer to transmitter for wireless monitoring. Works great. Build quality is excellent.

I have used many ear-buds for wireless in-ear monitoring of my stage performances. For this use it is important to me that: 1. The ear-buds do not fall off my ears while I move during my performance; 2. The frequency response of the ear-buds is good enough to hear highs, mids and some low end frequencies (I don't need much of the latter, since I can feel the bass from the sub-woofers we use near the stage); 3. The ear-buds provide an undistorted sound; 4. The ear-buds are as less visible as possible; 5. They fit comfortably in the ears; 6. They have a reasonable price. The Shure SE215 do all that better than any other ear-buds I have ever used before, including the Bose ones, which are great ear-buds and have all the characteristics I'm looking for, except that they are too visible and look kind of ugly on stage photos (and, thus, to the audience).