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Ubiquiti Networks US-24 24-Port Managed Gigabit Switch w/ SFP
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You can see it even in this thread when he recommends two switches from TP-Link and Cisco that don't come close to being a better solution and one isn't even gigabit. He's just an armchair tech expert that one day may realize he has no clue.
It is sad though because he pops up in every. Single. Unifi thread and some people probably buy his nonsense. Best to just ignore.
That in NO WAY makes this a bad buy, unless you need PoE that is.
I have the PoE version of this, but still considering this one as I have mostly filled up that switch and still have some future plans, and I could free up ports on my PoE switch for actual PoE devices... hmmm...
Thats a nice subtle insult. "Than again I am a lot more knowledgeable about setup, than most average users" I am not an average user. [imgur.com] Your AC5300 also costs the price of 3 ubiquiti AC lite APs which could handle a lot more devices/load and have better 5.0ghz home coverage when spread out. Also, you mention it is a dedicated 2.4ghz smart home AP.. you arent even using it for all your home devices to feel a real load and unless your cameras are streaming 100% of the time (vs. on event) to the cloud (like nest) or to a home NVR or Blue Iris server, they arent putting load on your network.
Also "So the consumer grade routers can handle them, just need to know how to set them up." Suggests it cant handle the load without special setup while ubiquiti handles it with nothing special to change for less money.
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That in NO WAY makes this a bad buy, unless you need PoE that is.
I have the PoE version of this, but still considering this one as I have mostly filled up that switch and still have some future plans, and I could free up ports on my PoE switch for actual PoE devices... hmmm...
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If you plan to only ever have a Unifi AP or something, I would just use an injector and save the money. If you plan to go the PoE camera route and/or several APs and whatever else, definitely save for the switch. Injectors need power outlets and somewhere to sit and all that. I think in a year you will be happy having spent the extra money to have it all in one.
But again, if just planning one or even two APs, I would probably just go injector, especially since most Unifi APs come with injectors (I have two still sitting in the box my NanoHDs came in).