Aggregate Throughput: 20.8 Gbps (combined across bands)
Radios: Tri-band (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, 6 GHz)
2.4 GHz Throughput: 4.8 Gbps
5 GHz Throughput: 8 Gbps
6 GHz Throughput: 8 Gbps
Uplink Port Speed: 2.5 Gbps (RJ45)
Max Clients: 200+
PoE Requirement: PoE++ (802.3bt)
Power Consumption: 18W typical
Coverage: Up to 150+ meters (indoor)
Dimensions: 185 x 185 x 38 mm
Antenna Type: Internal multi-directional
Curation Review
✔ Pros:Next-generation WiFi 7 performance enabling multi-gigabit speeds; Tri-band design with dedicated 6GHz band reduces congestion and latency; Excellent client density support (200+ clients) with OFDMA and MU-MIMO; 2.5G uplink provides sufficient backhaul for AP-to-controller communication; PoE++ powered simplifies installation and eliminates separate power supplies; UniFi ecosystem integration with Network application for centralized management; Strong coverage range suitable for enterprise and large residential deployments; Low power consumption (18W) reduces operational costs
✘ Cons:Higher initial cost compared to WiFi 6E APs (price premium for WiFi 7 adoption); WiFi 7 client device adoption still limited (September 2026), reducing immediate ROI on upgrade; Requires PoE++ infrastructure which may not be available on existing switches; Tri-band operation increases interference management complexity; Large form factor (185x185mm) may require additional mounting considerations; UniFi management dependency—cannot operate standalone without controller; Limited compatibility with older legacy wireless devices on 6GHz band
Coverage Area: Approximately 5,000 sq ft (400 sq m)
Data Rate (2.4 GHz): 1.2 Gbps
Data Rate (5 GHz): 4.8 Gbps
Data Rate (6 GHz): 3.6 Gbps
Channels Supported: 160 MHz (5/6 GHz)
Curation Review
✔ Pros:Wi-Fi 6E with 6 GHz band support enables higher capacity and lower interference; 10 Gbps uplink reduces network bottlenecks; Excellent range and penetration for enterprise deployments; High client density support (250+ devices); Thread border router functionality for IoT networks; Advanced security features including 802.11w and WPA3
✘ Cons:Requires PoE++ infrastructure (95W) which may not be available in legacy setups; 6 GHz band adoption still in early stages with limited client device support; Premium pricing makes it suitable only for high-performance deployments; Configuration and management require Cisco DNA/Meraki expertise; Power consumption higher than previous generation APs
