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Ubiquiti Whole Home WiFi 7 Mesh Starts at $214 for Tri-Band Coverage

Simon Ellis 2 min read

Ubiquiti Whole Home WiFi 7 mesh system launches at $214. Features 10GbE WAN, 2.5GbE LAN, and MLO support for reliable home coverage.

Ubiquiti Whole Home WiFi 7 Mesh Starts at $214 for Tri-Band Coverage
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Ubiquiti has entered the consumer mesh market with a new WiFi 7 system designed for larger homes. The UniFi Whole Home WiFi 7 solution brings enterprise-grade networking features to residential users who need reliable coverage across multiple rooms. The release provides high-speed connectivity options that were previously limited to business-class hardware. Users upgrading from older WiFi 6 systems can access faster wireless speeds and improved device handling.

Tri-band mesh system brings enterprise features to residential users

The system relies on the UniFi Express 7 units to create a seamless mesh network. Users can deploy up to three of these units to cover their entire living space. Each device supports all three WiFi frequency bands, including the newer 6 GHz spectrum. Tri-band support enables the network to manage traffic across multiple frequencies.

Specifications

  • WiFi Standard: WiFi 7
  • Mesh Configuration: Up to three UniFi Express 7 units
  • WAN Port: 10GbE
  • LAN Port: 2.5GbE
  • Coverage: 1,750 ft² per unit

Connectivity options on each unit include a 10GbE WAN port and a 2.5GbE LAN port. The 10GbE WAN and 2.5GbE LAN ports support data rates exceeding standard gigabit connections. The units also cover 1,750 square feet each, which helps determine how many devices a home needs. Communication between the mesh points uses Multi-Link Operation over the 5 GHz and 6 GHz bands. Multi-Link Operation allows devices to utilize multiple frequency bands simultaneously.

Powering the system is straightforward since each unit uses a USB Type C connection. The devices require a maximum of 22 watts to operate at full capacity. The units require a maximum of 22 watts of power. The units are powered via USB Type C.

Pricing for the UniFi Whole Home WiFi 7 system starts at 214 USD (around $214) for a single unit. Customers can buy a two-unit package for 408 USD (around $408) or a three-unit combo for 603 USD (around $603). Multi-unit packages are available at reduced prices compared to individual units. Ubiquiti already lists these units on its own web shop for immediate purchase.

Source: Ubiquiti, NotebookCheck

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