5.0 out of 5 stars Really easy to setup, reliable and fast

M. · 15 June 2022

(function() { P.when('cr-A', 'ready').execute(function(A) { if(typeof A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel === 'function') { A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel('review_text_read_more', 'Read more of this review', 'Read less of this review'); } }); })(); .review-text-read-more-expander:focus-visible { outline: 2px solid #2162a1; outline-offset: 2px; border-radius: 5px; } I purchased a different brand originally from CCTV supplier at half the price of this kit, but they were unreliable and didn't pass VLAN traffic.In comparison, this P2P link / bridge was so easy to setup and passes VLAN traffic.I used a long screw through the middle of the mount as I could not find where to buy the original wall mount and this worked fine.Setup was really easy, I stressed about putting the two devices the right way round, but it does not matter and the cloud Key v2 picked them up, updated them and they just worked.I noticed after I had put my ladders away that they were not even really pointed at each other and there were parts of a bush growing in between but they still had a perfect and fast connection. However, being a perfectionist I corrected the direction and did what I could with the bush.The distance between them is 22M and I found that a good indicator that they are pointing at each other is if this is similarly detected in the config.After 2 months and not knowing if the gardener has chopped the bush as I requested, the link has stayed up without a single drop out even dropping to the lower speed link.After a couple of power cuts, the links have come back online quickly and without intervention. They are connected to an Arkanis managed POE+ switch so I can remotely power cycle the POE on the ports just in case there is a problem.Ubiquity does it again with a great product.

Zippy throughput but lacking good install instructions

A. · 21 January 2025

(function() { P.when('cr-A', 'ready').execute(function(A) { if(typeof A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel === 'function') { A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel('review_text_read_more', 'Read more of this review', 'Read less of this review'); } }); })(); .review-text-read-more-expander:focus-visible { outline: 2px solid #2162a1; outline-offset: 2px; border-radius: 5px; } I bought these bridges to replace a pair of Netgear Airbridges that had limited throughput. I was using them to beam the Internet from my house to my office about 90 feet away. My Comcast Business internet plan speed is 800 mbps download/35 mbps upload.. The best I could get in rural MA. The best the Airbridges allowed was 45 mbps download. I installed these Ubiquiti UBB units a few days ago. The Quickstart "instructions" were pretty useless because there were really no steps to follow. The part about using their Gateway Switch or CloudKey was confusing, since no alternative method was listed. I just wanted to plug into my cable modem/router (Technicolor rental). Anyway, that's what I did, replacing the existing PoE injectors from the two AirBridge's with the ones supplied by Ubiquiti, Lan to Lan, PoE to the units. I already had Cat8 shielded outdoor cables installed to the exterior mounts. I aimed them by eye as best I could and powered them up. The LED around the unit lit up in multicolors — red, green, blue. The Quickstart said something about all green meaning they are in alignment, so I adjusted them until they were green. To my eye, they were each pointed slightly downward. I downloaded the Network Administrator app from the AppStore to my iPhone, but it was just the useless Quickstart instructions. I also downloaded the Unifi app for my MacBook Pro. No connectivity. Took a break for a party. Later that evening, somehow I stumbled upon a Devices screen in the Unifi app which gave me the option to Adopt each device. Then a firmware update mysteriously happened. I looked outside, and the LEDs were now blue, meaning they were transmitting the signal. Can't say specifically how that all took place, but whew, glad it happened. Tests on Speedtest.net were now as fast as 801 mbps download and 41 mbps upload, depending upon the server. And the Unifi app says I have 100% connectivity. A huge improvement! That first day was after a rainstorm. We had a snowstorm yesterday and throughput was good. Today it was about 2 degrees F and still good throughput at around 750 mbps/38 mbps. A good investment and big improvement for my productivity. Just need to provide numbered setup instructions which include plugging into a cable modem/router. I turned off the blue LED ring on the edge of the units. I don't want neighbors to be aware of them.

Problème d'adoption après un coupure d'électricité

A.B.N. · 31 December 2021

Problème de adoption après un coupure de d'électricité l'appareil ne marchait plus. Je l'ai débrancher, reset et rebrancher pour adopter mais rien. J'ai essayé plusieurs fois pas de résultat positif. Il me demande de brancher la station alors je l'ai déjà branché. Je demandé de l'aide au forum de ubiquiti mais toujours pas de réponse. Je le déconseille.

Alles bestens

K.N. · 27 June 2023

Alles bestens!

Works great as expected!

T. · 23 May 2025

We used these to bridge between 2 buildings just a few hundred feet away. Obviously this is best case scenario for this type of application and I have no complaints as far as the connectivity and ease of use. They come paired already.

Leistung ist unzureichend

B.G. · 19 June 2021

Wir haben diese Bridge installiert, um eine Strecke von 355 m zu überbrücken. Die 355m können in den Einstellungen abgelesen werden, weil die Geräte GPS haben. Die Installation an sich war einfach, aber beim Firmware Update über den Unifi Controller wurde nur eine der beiden Einheiten upgedated und wir hatten zwei Software-Versionen auf den Geräten was einige Probleme mit sich brachte. Darauf muss also geachtet werden!Die Einheiten wurden mit Hilfe des integrierten "Ausrichtungs-Tools" ausgerichtet. Beide Geräte zeigten dann den grünen LED Rand.Zu den echten Problemen:1. Hatten wir bei manueller Ausrichtung einen besseren Empfang als mit dem Ausrichtungs-Tool.2. War das max. zu erzielende Signal so schwach, dass keine 60 Ghz Verbindung aufgebaut werden konnte. Es war in 49 von 50 Fällen nur die 5 GHz Fallback-Verbindung aktiv. Die Signalstärke lag immer nur zwischen 20 und 45 %. Die Datenübertragungsrate war viel zu gering.Weil wir1. eine absolut freie Sichtverbindung haben,2. gutes Wetter mit einer geringen Luftfeuchtigkeit haben,3. die Geräte 100%ig ausgerichtet haben,4. nur 2/3 der angegebenen Strecke überbrücken wollten und 500m angegeben waren,haben wir die Bridge wieder abgebaut.Wer eine Alternative sucht: Wir haben die Ubiquity airFiber 60 genommen und damit hat alles 100%ig geklappt!