I looked into Ubiquiti years ago while trying to find a decent access point. Couldn't stand the thought of having to configure stuff "in the cloud" or running t

I looked into Ubiquiti years ago while trying to find a decent access point. Couldn't stand the thought of having to configure stuff "in the cloud" or running the then giant Java based controller locally. Floundered some with random enterprise access points used off of ebay that either drew too much power or was still buggy (netgear was the worst). Then I came across Mikrotik. Their hardware and conformance is somewhat dated, but I've never had anything run so stable. Haven't looked back and been going on 4 years now.