[6 to 25 dBm] Installed easily and am very impressed with speed, range, and overall performance

[Wall, Ceiling] After using off the shelf routers on a 100Mbps connection for many years, I've decided to treat myself with Gigabit Fios, fiber service. That's when I realize how inconvenient is having one billion bits per second delivered over a wire, but only getting a fraction of that over WiFi. So after doing my research, I decided to get myself a Ubiquiti UniFi AC HD (High Density). The UniFi AC HD is a high performing 4x4:4 access point powered by the best SoC that Qualcomm has to offer (QCA 9994), which is also found in the highest end enterprise grade solutions from Meraki and Ruckus, which cost $1,300 bare bone, but require additional licenses and subscriptions which add $thousands to the cost over the years. AC HD supports Multi-User MIMO (MU-MIMO), Transmit Beamforming, Hardware offloading on both 2.4 and 5GHz bands, super low latency, dedicated hardware offload for QoS, Guest control, etc. It's all controlled with the single pane of glass via UniFi Controller software. Because of it's vertical radial pattern it's highly recommended to mount the unit on the wall or ceiling, and avoid placing them flat on the desk or other surfaces. This also means that if you're looking for an access point that will cover extremely large surface and bleed into the outside areas, this probably isn't the right product for you. But if you're looking for the highest performing Wi-Fi access point delivering the ultra efficient and reliable connectivity to hundreds of devices, then this is absolutely the one to get. Oh, and finally my Wi-Fi speeds match that gigabit wired fiber connection.

[8] I have purchased these from other companies there were always issues w/ missing components (POE power) and required additional purchases and cost. NOT w/ B&H it's all in there!!!

Purchased again this week.

[20 W] I am slowly replacing my access points. I just added this wave 2 AP in hopes to improve wifi. Now im in need of better wifi devices to take full advantage of the upgrade.

[WMM] B&H has become our go to vendor for a number of technology items, especially since the impact of the supply chain nightmare. They have 95% of what we need in stock, ship overnight and deliver a great experience. We have been working with them prior to Covid, but they have truly delivered great value during and since then. The best thing about working with B&H aside from the aforementioned.... they also have great prices. It's a no-brainer!!

[6 to 25 dBm] Works great gives a nice wifi range

[Qualcomm ] Easy to install; easy to configure and awesome range.  Ubiquiti scores on this.

[Access Point] The AP with next gen WiFi to deploy. Easy to setup and easy to configure.

[6 to 25 dBm] I upgraded my home/home business network to Ubiquity for greater throughput and consistency. Best decision I could have made. Everything has been perfect and stable. Very easy to set up, though this is not plug and play gear, you can do it, it's not terrible but there is some setup time.
The range on the AC-HD is not great, and must be ceiling mounted or it's downright abysmal. It's designed for high user numbers and throughput in a small space, not long range. If you want to cover a huge area I would look at the AC-LR or maybe get a couple of the newest Mini-HD. They came out a bit after I got this or that's what I'd have went with.

I had regular linknksis/netgear stuff before and was constantly bottle necked when working and streaming. Not anymore! It's also infinitely scalable, so if i need more range, or throughput I just need to add an AP. couldn't be happier, expensive upgrade but well worth it.

[4 GB] I replaced a Meraki MR26 with this UAP-AC-HD. I know, 802.11n vs 802.11ac. But the MR26 is a really nice, well-built AP by a leading enterprise manufacturer. Problem was, I kept having clients disassociate from it, coverage was okay, but not great, etc. Swapped in this UAP-AC-HD and it's been a night and day difference. Clients that used to disconnect and have issues streaming media, etc. now have zero issues and coverage is better. Throughput tests also show a marked improvement, but that's expected with 802.11n vs 802.11ac. Initial set up of a new Unifi Controller can take a little time (although the Cloud Key makes this really simple), but once your controller is set up adding new APs like this one is a breeze. Plug it in, click Adopt, done. Super easy setup. Stats provided via the controller are really helpful, provide easy to view charts/graphs, etc. Overall really great product at an unbeatable price point. Not missing anything after replacing my enterprise name brand wireless system.