What's the difference between this AP and the UAP-PRO?
820892
i will tell you just one of the things... there are many. Pro uses standard POE so you can plug it into your POE Switch. the non-Pro you need the brick it is shipped with.
820893
The short answer is, the UAP-PRO can support more concurrent connections at once, and at much higher speeds. They are much better suited to an office environment then to your typical residence. However, if your house is like mine, the number of wireless devices has been increasing dramatically as my kids are getting older, and I found that I was saturating the bandwidth on a single AP. I replaced it with 2 UAP-PRO's and everyone is much happier now! I have deployed over 90 of the UAP-PRO's in several companies, and have been extremely impressed. We haven't had one single failure thus far. Here are the key differences: 1. The AP-PRO is dual band (2.4ghz and 5ghz), while the standard AP is only 2.4ghz . There is much less traffic on the 5ghz band. 2. The AP-PRO is a true 48-volt PoE device, where the standard AP is 12 volts. This means you can't power the standard AP with a PoE switch (which many businesses have) but rather you have to use the included PoE injector (or Ubiquiti's "step-down" voltage adapter(. 3. The AP-PRO has 2x gigabit ports, vs the standard AP that only has a single 100mbps port. This is actually a big deal, if you start doing the math of the number of wireless devices you have all squeezing through a single 100mbps connection. But if you only have a 10 - 15mbps internet connection, it won't really matter, unless you are streaming lots of data internally, say from a media server. The second gigabit port can be used for redundancy, or more likely, daisy-chaining the AP's together. The UAP-PRO's have come down in price a bit, so I recommend them over the standard AP, just to give yourself some growing room. Hope this helps!
820894
The uap-pro offers dual band 2.4ghz and 5ghz frequencies. It offers slightly more distance and higher speeds. There are also 2 Ethernet ports, forbusiness class options and/or features.
820895
The pros have speeds up to 750mbps and the LR ones are only 250mbps. The range of the LR access points are like 75 meters further though.
1202040
They are both great but, the pro version can do2 things at once like a split screen and the regular one can not.
451555
Hello V. - you may notice a difference as the AC1750 gives "ultimate" coverage vs the AC1600 giving the best coverage. Hope this helps.
2193446
We only have the AC. Though we have both the indoor and outdoor. They are automatically are on separate channels. The hand offs have been great for iPhones, iPads and laptops. On the laptops, I tested with a continuous ping and never noticed when it handed off. We did not try the PRO.
949436
I couldn't tell you. I never had a Pro-Line. The Badboy has worked fine for me.
805031
It depends on what you want to do. These AP's are made for farming with a 2mile range. They are $375 vs. Ubiquiti's sub Sub $100 range. I bet Ubiqiuti makes this Aymesh hub. Looks the same, however possibly different firmware. I know for a fact Ubiquiti's AP's are not compatible with several different manufacture's AP or client hardware. The only thing you can do is give it a try with a seller that offers a return policy. I also want to add that some Ubiquiti products are not compatible with other Ubiquiti products. Which might force you to buy a a certain compatible model in regards to your system.
1275879
I bought the pro myself. I wondered the same question before I bought, but decided on the pro for the simple reason I figured the pro would work more heavy duty. Mine works great and I'm happy with the purchase.
338870
The pro version has just a little more power output. I think I would use the pro for that purpose, I got these just because of the battery life. The pro would just give you the next edge.
1619175
Yes this are PoE, but not the standard 24V. The Ubiquiti AP Pro uses a 48V PoE. This do come with right power injector. If you are going to use more then one I would use them with the Ubiquiti ToughSwitch Pro 8 Port PoE. They do have bigger port switches. You can set each of the 8 ports to use PoE or not 24V or 48V. Also please not if you are using the Ubiquiti AP Pro in a place like a Hotel, Classroom or some place noise maybe an issue DON'T use any of the Ubiquiti AP products they can be noisy at times.
1621130
As far as I can tell, the differences are: The color of the housing, the packaging and the stopper (the pro has a chrome stopper)
252413
Yes, and the pro is dual mimo, so you get more sPeed. Also the pro can handle more connections
1170176
The "U" and "R" models are the same "Ohio Mom" is correct "U" is primary sold online and "R" is for "Brick-and-Mortar". The only physical difference I have seen is the logo on the router is gold for the "R" version and silver for the "U" version. I have had both versions of the RT-AC66 and could not find anything technically different. There are 2 separate firmware sites on ASUS web site but the version numbers are always the same.
129878
I have been an installer of CCTV equipment for close 10 years, The pro-systems are a better qulity, but this little Unit, Is the same as a Pro-System. But it cost 1/10 the price, and its colors are as ture as the Pro-System. An you get so much more software controls, that most Pro's don't have.Hope This Helps
1968572
The primary difference is the addition of an on/off button on the front panel of the 641P. As far as I can tell they are identical otherwise.
2190949
From what I learned, they are both the same model. The U and the UA are identical. Only reason for the difference in suffix is for production tracking for different lots manufactured. Audiovox quality standards require strict monitoring for best performance of their electronics. My family enjoys our systems we purchased from them. They are great for the children. I like the fact that these in place systems don't have to be lugged around all the time. They are there when you need it. Also, no chance of fumbling with mounting and removal or dropping units and damaging them. We are very pleased. From what I learned, they are both the same model. The U and the UA are identical. Only reason for the difference in suffix is for production tracking for different lots manufactured. Audiovox quality standards require strict monitoring for best performance of their electronics. My family enjoys our systems we purchased from them. They are great for the children. I like the fact that these in place systems don't have to be lugged around all the time. They are there when you need it. Also, no chance of fumbling with mounting and removal or dropping units and damaging them. We are very pleased.
721299
The difference is the built materials and production processes. The Pro is 6061 military spec hard coat anodized with machined components. The Plus is powder coated steel with cast knob and levers. The operation is the same and the weight is almost the same. The warranty is one year on the Plus and lifetime on the Pro.
1240058
That device will only support 5 APs, but you can then buy extra licenses to make it go further (up to 75 APs). Basically you'll have to buy two 5-AP license packs and have those added to the controller.