Ubiquiti Router UniFi Next-generation Gateway Pro - UXG-Pro

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The quoted wireless specification is given as the maximum radio performance. Achievable range and throughput will vary depending on the regional regulations where the radio is deployed. As far as other limitations go, we’ll have to wait until this product is released and put through it’s paces to really know. It’s a simple device, the most exciting part is the role it fulfills in the gateway lineup and how that affects the entire UniFi ecosystem.

The UDM is an all-in-one UniFi OS Console, or UniFi Cloud Gateway. It acts as a firewall/router, switch, and wireless access point. It also runs the UniFi Network application. Edit - Thanks to u/ vimaillig for pointing out:As of 1.7.x - the firmware (UnifiOS) now supports both the UDM and UDMP. Worst of all is Ubiquiti’s record on software development and abandoning promising hardware, leaving it with rough edges. Ubiquiti promised to add the multiple WAN IPs feature "soon" to the USG-Pro, but that was years ago.

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Ubiquiti still sells almost all of the 1st generation models of UniFi switches. They are older, but they can be better options for some networks. Unlike with the USG/USG-Pro, the 1st generation switches come without major performance limitations. Older Desktop/Small Switches LCM display (1) 1.3" touchscreen Bootup animation: bootup in progress Firmware upgrade icon: rmware upgrading EdgeRouters have been around a long time, and are still technically supported with hotfixes and occasional software updates. The newer UISP hardware line is the safer bet for long term support, although EdgeRouters still have a lot of feature advantages.

Ubiquiti launched the USG line of UniFi firewalls quite a while ago, such that they have been kind of replaced with the new UDM line, but there are still some use cases for a single purpose device. With a UDM or UDM Pro, it is not possible to adopt them to a cloud hosted UniFi server or a Cloud Key. If the device needs to be replaced for any reason it can then be hot swapped out with minimal downtime or in some cases cost to the user too. In the case of the UDM, the model with the WiFi AP integrated, the cost of upgrading it to WiFi 6 for example, is more than if you had a separate UniFi AP. Both of these products have MIPS processors, with the Vyatta-based EdgeOS underneath. You can create custom json config files for them, which give them some flexibility that the UDM and UXG lines don't have. These can be adopted to an external UniFi Network controller, but offer limited performance and old hardware.In 2019, the UniFi Dream Machine ( UDM) and UniFi Dream Machine Pro ( UDM-Pro) were released. They were not straightforward replacements for the USG and USG-Pro.