U7-PRO

Very strong signal, though keep in mind you need a PoE+ injector (or router with PoE+) I have a dream router 7 and found the inbuilt PoE was insufficient, however the device still functions at half power and even at that the signal from it has taken 45 of the 75 devices on my network with a strong signal. given the dream router 7s weak WiFi signal I think including an AP is a defacto setup and this was the correct choice. Build quality is very solid, metal mounting brackets and able to be mounted on ceilings walls or anything else you can think of. Device itself is fairly large (atleast it's bigger than I expected) but it looks nice and premium, using only a ethernet cord for power is very clean aswell -- though keep in mind there is no other way of powering it, so you need to get ethernet where-ever your going to place it. Setup was easy, once plugged in my Unifi app asked if I wanted to adopt the new device at which point it was installed into the network, updated itself and became part of the mesh. It's only been a day but it hasn't missed a beat yet, no reboots etc have been required post-setup and the signal from it has maintained between 45-55 devices the entire time.

I picked this up late last year and it’s been a solid performer overall. Speeds are excellent, stability is rock steady, and it integrates seamlessly into the UniFi setup. For throughput and modern features, it’s hard to fault. Worth noting though – WiFi 7’s higher frequencies do mean reduced range compared to older standards. It’s fine if you’ve got a decent network of access points, but don’t expect it to cover the same ground as WiFi 5 or 6 on its own. For me, the performance gains outweigh the range trade-off, but it’s something to be aware of before buying. If you’re already invested in UniFi and can place it sensibly, it’s a great bit of kit.

My U6 Pro packed up after 2yrs of use, so i was in the market for a replacement - i was going to stick with Wifi 6 but finally made the decision to upgrade to Wifi 7 and i am so glad i did. The AP is standard unifi quality, well made and substantial! Luck has it the U6 PRO bracket was the same as the one in the U7 Pro so i just swapped the AP's out. The controller adopted the device without issue, so setup was a breeze. The difference in speed is fantastic, i am now getting around 750Mbps downloaded and 400Mbps upload using my WiFi 7 devices, that's a substantial increase over the U6 Pro - this is clearly down to the extra 6Mhz wifi band which has little congestion at this time. The only downside to this AP is the blue light is super bright - lighting up my hallway when dark! I am hoping Unifi release an update to dim the light. Very happy with this device!

This device works absolutely fantastically for providing Wi-Fi. I have it connected to a dream machine using a PoE injector so that I can get 2.5g ethernet, the usual quality I've come to expect from the Unifi eco system

Replaced a uap-ac-lite in the busiest area of my house for one of these since having an extension done, what can I say, this thing is an absolute beast! I can completely utilise my 560 Mbit virgin media broadband and other devices streaming or utilising the network don't appear to slow at all, great for when I'm downloading a game whilst the Mrs is streaming TV; previously I'd have to limit my download speeds. Everything just feels that bit quicker now, no random slow downs, great signal coverage too, very happy indeed!

Solved my wifi issues around the house, super easy to setup.

Very impressed. Replaced my aging AC LR and Lite with this single U7 Pro. Added to my existing setup first. I did have some issues getting my 6ghz capable devices connecting to the 6ghz band. In the end, I created a separate 6ghz only network (alongside my 5/2,4 network and 2.4 only Iot network) and connect to that. Devices like my mobile phone achieve speeds close to my 900mbps internet speed. I have even noticed minor speed improvements for my older devices. I have retired my AC WAPs as the U7 seems to work perfectly well without them. I have a 2 bed apartment, so don't really have range issues.

I bought two of these intending to upgrade U6 Lite APs in my home but would send them back if I had not already given the U6s to my mum. I have over 100 IoT clients in my house so stable WiFi is critical and I live in a dense radio area with dozens of networks competing for radio spectrum. The U7-Pro has technically better 2.4Ghz antenna that the U6 products but on aggregate is a lesser product outside enterprise deployment. Firstly it is much bigger and consumes more than double the power and the backplate is cast aluminium rather than plastic. This feels premium but if installed on a lower ground floor ceiling it acts a radio shield for floors above yielding in much poorer signal (attenuation). In a lateral enterprise or apartment deployment this is fine but just does not work for typical UK residential. Add that to the paucity of Wifi7 clients, even in 2025, and that WiFi6+ spectrum is disabled in the UK then the U7-Pro is a poor value choice and likely still will be when the U8 range is released. Ubiqiti has some great value products but the U7-Pro is not one of them for typical Amazon customers.