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Yeah, they have been on the shopping list for the last 2 years, but have never quite managed to pull the trigger, mainly as I would have to get the cloud key as I am useless at linux, and then I figure I might as well go for a router and some of their switches and then suddenly I have got £500 in my basket...
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Broadbandbuyer are doing 3 years free hosted cloud controller so you could go that way to start with.
You can switch after 3 years to a self-hosted controller or pay them some money.
I have a different router for various reasons.
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and then suddenly I have got £500 in my basket
That's why I jumped on that Deco deal after starting to research the unifi stuff.
Can you not just use a couple of the AP without the cloud key? I thought if you don't want all the stats you can just install it on your PC and then load it up occasionally for updates, etc. Not saying that's the case - just what I understood.
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Yeah, they have been on the shopping list for the last 2 years, but have never quite managed to pull the trigger, mainly as I would have to get the cloud key as I am useless at linux, and then I figure I might as well go for a router and some of their switches and then suddenly I have got £500 in my basket...
This happened to me, and I do not regret it.
The WiFi and network is ridiculously reliable and fast now... no dead spots, lots of great security features, and a signal so good I can park the car outside and a few doors down and still do maps and application updates.
Unifi is stunningly good.
If you know how to install a package on Linux then I'd recommend Ubiquiti. Or spend a little more (£75) and get a Cloud Key to drive them. The APs (UAP-AC-LITE) are £78 each.
They are a very boring flat disc, you can turn the light off. https://www.broadbandbuyer.com/products/23763-ubiquiti-uap-ac-lite/