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This is definitely the way. I used to use UniFi, but have kicked it to the curb. Omada is my AP Zen now.
by AviationAtom 3y ago
This is definitely the way. I used to use UniFi, but have kicked it to the curb. Omada is my AP Zen now.
- vamega 3y agoWhy Omada over Unifi? Aren’t they mostly the same? Both need a controller running somewhere, and not sure why one would be better/worse than the other.
- AviationAtom 3y agoActually not true. Omada has the ability to be controlled from a controller, but it is not required. It has a built-in web administration panel. Beyond that TP-Link just puts out a solid product, at a solid price point, without all the constant issues you tend to get with how Ubiquiti keeps mucking with their firmware.
- ulkhf 3y agoI'm also an Omada fan. I just have two APs right now but I love controlling them from a single dashboard and look forward to adding their ER605 router so I can put my security cameras on a separate VLAN.
- AviationAtom 3y agoI had been shaky in my opinion of them, being a China-based company, but after hearing the rave reviews I had to give them a shot. I've been nothing but happy and impressed. Wi-Fi APs are supposed to serve a few basic purposes, and serve them well. TP-Link has a winner so far in Omada. I just need to get my controller setup now, so I can play with the dashboard. I had heard some features are missing from the controller that are on the AP web interface though. Which of them had you noticed missing?