Excludes Northern Territory, WA Remote.
Possibly an ATL.
Ubiquiti UniFi Express 7 Router.
Specs
Quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 1.5GHz Processor.
3GB RAM.
Default WAN Ports: 1 x 10G Ethernet RJ45.
LAN Ports: 1 x 2.5G Ethernet RJ45.
IDS/IPS Throughput: 2.3Gbps.
Wi-Fi 7 tri-band with 6GHz.
Only runs the UniFi Network app.
Referee: $10 off 1st purchase.
Referrer: $10/$20/$30 off $100/$150/$250 Spend.
I believe it would work that way , yes. Some commentary in this review on it (https://dongknows.com/ubiquiti-ux7-unifi-express-7-review/)
Yes, but only if you absolutely cannot run Ethernet cables.
You might be surprised by how good the coverage of one of these is. Unless you have a ridiculously huge place to cover, it might be worth it to get one (from somewhere with a good return policy), install it in a central location, and then use the WiFiman app (no hardware needed, just an iPhone/Android device) to scan your entire house for coverage. If you find any serious dead spots where you actually need Wi-Fi coverage, you could consider adding a meshed AP. But you'll be roughly halving throughput for any clients connected via the second AP, and then there's things like co-channel interference, etc. to worry about.
Amazon has it at $381.98 in case anyone has gift cards to use. Buying GC at 2% discount makes it cheaper at Amazon too.
$379 at Amazon now
Is this suitable for use with a couple of "satellites" via wireless backhaul?