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Ubiquiti UniFi 8-Port Gigabit Ethernet Managed Switch w/ PoE Ports Expired
$89
$109.00
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Staples.com has Ubiquiti UniFi 8-Port Gigabit Ethernet Managed Switch w/ PoE Ports (US-8-60W) for $89 w/ coupon code 91742 applied in cart. Shipping is free.*You must proceed to checkout to see the discount applied (after applying coupon code in cart).
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Product Features
- Gigabit Ethernet managed switch for high-speed data connectivity
- Ports: Eight 10/100/1000Mbps RJ45-ports w/ four auto-sensing IEEE 802.3af PoE ports
- Dimensions: 1.21"x5.83"x3.92"
- Power consumption: 12W
- Meets CE, FCC, IC certifications and standards
- Power: 48 V, 0.5 A external AC/DC adapter
- Weight: 15.24oz.
- Includes a standard 1-Year warranty w/ purchase
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I needed to do a few things on the UDM......spent $350 bucks and the only help I can get is via chat or email? From 9a-330p we were going back and forth. It would have taken 20 mins via phone.
Great device, i figured out the issue myself, really contemplating whether to keep it due to the the service. Seems like they encourage people go the community route instead of wanting to provide support.
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Use coupon at 91742 Checkout.
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This frequently goes on sale at staples with the coupon. Staples has a limited amount of reasonably priced Unifi items to use with this coupon. This coupon makes it a pretty good buy compared to most places. Not a lot of sales on Unifi stuff at retailers.
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I have a Ubiquiti network. Great hardware, horrible firmware. Still much cheaper than the alternatives. It's basically for prosumers. I wouldn't suggest using Ubiquiti for a business.
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I needed to do a few things on the UDM......spent $350 bucks and the only help I can get is via chat or email? From 9a-330p we were going back and forth. It would have taken 20 mins via phone.
Great device, i figured out the issue myself, really contemplating whether to keep it due to the the service. Seems like they encourage people go the community route instead of wanting to provide support.
Examples:
- I have an older Fitbit Aria wifi scale. Firmware upgrade comes out and turns off some legacy support which broke wifi on the scale. Took me a while to find the right setting, but I
got it back.
- My UDM Pro sent an alert about low disk space. I check it out and sure enough, it's almost full. I turned off all kinds of things, it kept filling up. I took a backup and opened a ticket with customer support. 24 hours later, I have customer suport emailing but by this time the drive filled up, killed the controller. I ended up doing a factory reset, upgrading firmware, and restoring my config. Customer service wasn't any help, but I think they know their base is prosumer and will hit up the community anyway.
Examples:
- I have an older Fitbit Aria wifi scale. Firmware upgrade comes out and turns off some legacy support which broke wifi on the scale. Took me a while to find the right setting, but I
got it back.
- My UDM Pro sent an alert about low disk space. I check it out and sure enough, it's almost full. I turned off all kinds of things, it kept filling up. I took a backup and opened a ticket with customer support. 24 hours later, I have customer suport emailing but by this time the drive filled up, killed the controller. I ended up doing a factory reset, upgrading firmware, and restoring my config. Customer service wasn't any help, but I think they know their base is prosumer and will hit up the community anyway.
I needed to do a few things on the UDM......spent $350 bucks and the only help I can get is via chat or email? From 9a-330p we were going back and forth. It would have taken 20 mins via phone.
Great device, i figured out the issue myself, really contemplating whether to keep it due to the the service. Seems like they encourage people go the community route instead of wanting to provide support.
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