User since the first days it was released. It has many features, but it requires searching for additional functions. It is not for beginners, especially if someone has demands (also) in network control. I am satisfied. The Fallback works like Hitless switching, as I tested it in this area as well.

It's simply amazing. Whoever gets it as a start will never get another Router. It requires network knowledge, but with chatgpt everything is easy

It has some silly limitations if you want to set up a guest hotspot with captive portal and use an external portal. It only allows you to use an IP and not a hostname, making the process unnecessarily difficult.
If you have a second line with failover, it takes a while in case the first one goes down and the interruption is noticeable.

The best and most stable choice in terms of performance and hardware for a gateway. The software updates immediately compared to the Express I had, which was lagging in navigation.

It is very good, it has everything...... except for the product (for camera management).
Anyway, if I were to buy it now, I would get the Max.

Extremely easy setup and comprehensive management of the home network. With the unifi management, the options are many. Adding devices to the network was easy as well as managing them

A "bridge" between consumer grade and professional equipment. Excellent build quality with an understandable interface, easy setup, and advanced features. The best gateway available in this price category! For more demanding setups, prefer one of the models from Netgate with higher prices.

The little device is aimed at slightly advanced users. That is, you need to engage with it to set it up correctly. Of course, it is much easier than the previous generation from the same company, meaning you can configure it without any access to the console via CLI. In general, it is much more user-friendly, but not plug and play. However, it opens up a whole new world regarding the management of your network. Ideally, it combines well with the rest of the Ubiquity ecosystem. I manage the Starling network in bridge mode, and everything runs absolutely smoothly (5 VLANs, 6 Wi-Fi networks, 6 Ubiquity APs, and mesh). Generally, you forget that it exists if you install it correctly

A small dream machine that does it all and is cost-effective. It does not disappoint in a home with considerable demands and for small offices.

I have set it up for home and manage 4 VLANs, and it is even responsible for sharing and the rules via nanobeam on a PtP link of 5 kilometers...generally, it can handle everything from very simple to very complex!