The best intro really is to buy some of their hardware and play around with it. Their routers and APs are all based on the same basic RouterBOARD hardware and r

The best intro really is to buy some of their hardware and play around with it. Their routers and APs are all based on the same basic RouterBOARD hardware and run the same RouterOS. The specs for each device is pretty well laid out on their site, but you do have to read through a few product pages to find exactly what you're looking for. I would start with a hAP ac², a wireless router that is approximately the equivalent of their hEX Ethernet router plus a dual-band AP (cAP/wAP ac). It's a great standalone device and less than $70, or you could get the individual devices for a bit more flexibility. Avoid the models labeled "lite", those are low-cost versions with lower routing speeds and 2.4GHz WLAN only. For management you can obviously configure each device separately, or you can use CAPsMAN where one device acts as the controller and handles all configuration. It's not as slick as Ubiquiti, but it works.