UbiquitiNetworks UniFi 802.11AC 3x3 MIMO Outdoor Mesh Pro Access Point

The only complain I have about this is its overly sized, not easy to fix on wall. Gone through lot of troubles to fix it

I have the Flex, the M and the M-PRO. All good but the M-PRO kills them all for outside coverage with a combination of higher power and more dBi on the antenna.

Like much of the Ubiquiti line, this is a solid performer and well worth the investment. There are a few "gotchas" to be aware though. First, the antenna pattern is primarily toroidal; this means that it is designed to be installed at approx 6-8 feet, not necessarily on a high pole. The higher you mount it, the bigger "doughnut" of no coverage you will have under it. I have mine mounted approx. 16 feet above ground, and have probably a 40 foot ring of poor coverage immediately under/surrounding it, which is covered by a different access point. In my installation, I have a solid signal four to five hundred feet away in the real world, as long as there is no substantial vegetation in the way. One issue with wifi is that the signal is blocked by vegetation, so you may lose some range depending on your terrain and vegetation. Managing the access point is simple. Power it up, adopt it into your Unifi network and complete any additional setup you may desire, such as adjusting radio power levels and band steering. If you have never worked with Ubiquiti equipment, it may take you a little longer - it's near-enterprise grade/enterprise grade equipment, and assumes that you know at least a little about networking. Don't let this scare you away - the forums are excellent and help is always only a post/email/phone call away.

Great coverage and connection. Replaced a EAP110-outdoor which kept disconnecting and the UAP-AC-M-Pro has two gigabit ports for bridging.

All things considered, this thing works great. It seamlessly meshed with my AC-PRO with a whopping near-gigabit wireless connection. Amazing.The cons:2. It’s much bigger than expected. I should have double-checked the dimensions.2. Only omnidirectional. You can’t add a directional antenna like the normal AC-M model.3. The reset button broke off inside the enclosure and the enclosure is sealed shut.4. The secondary port doesn’t provide POE5. Can’t disable data on the main port so it only accepts POE.The Pros:1. It’s fast... 400Mbps fast2. Good range. Decent signal (50dbi) at 75ft with clear LOS3. Easy setup with auto-meshing capability.4. It’s waterproof!5. It will join together two wired networks if it wirelessly bridges to another AP.Overall, I love my bulky outdoor AP and so do my neighbors. My neighbors can’t afford to pay for high-end wireless gear to improve their wireless coverage. This allows me to share my high speed data with them without any significant impact to my user experience.

We mounted this to the outside of our church building to extend wifi to portable building about 50' away. It provides a strong signal to the new space. Easy to mount and install.