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> I guarantee you approximately everyone that does not work in tech has one AP, the one provided by their ISP. Unifi already has a range of prosumer products, t
by izacus 3y ago
> I guarantee you approximately everyone that does not work in tech has one AP, the one provided by their ISP. Unifi already has a range of prosumer products, this is them moving into the consumer space.
I'm not sure what are you trying to say with this - yes, obviously, people who don't buy extra APs don't have extra APs, but why are they relevant to conversation about UniFi prosumer products?
It's not like UniFi customer base is a person who doesn't use anything outside their ISP equpiment.
- Macha 3y agoThis isn't a prosumer product. You aren't adding these to an existing Unifi install. The prosumer version of this device is the UDR. This is Unifi releasing a cheap consumer product so when you, as a person who knows their tech stack, need to suggest a all in one device for someone who would otherwise have just an ISP router, there is a product that costs in the same price range as the netgears and tp-link devices in that range. Or when someone curious about upgrading from the bargain basement tier to mid range equipment has a new cheaper entry level product which might encourage them to try.
- izacus 3y agoThis absolutely is a prosumer product - by your own sentence: normal customers do not buy routers and APs like this. They use their ISP gear with maybe something much cheaper added once in a while.
- hatsix 3y agoThis is prosumer. they have a consumer brand already: https://amplifi.com/ https://amplifi.com/