Ubiquiti Networks UniFi Dream Machine UDM US, White

Excelente para los que implementamos soluciones gestionables bajo la plataforma UniFi, para SMBs. Si lo quieres como WiFi de casa, no creo que le saques el provecho. Como unidad de Red para negocios pequeños el valor es excelente.

It is a dream machine for your networking and if you don't want it to turn to nightmare make sure you read online guides and start with recommended settings.

I will update this review if there are problems later on...I bought this router after being disenchanted with a series of consumer-grade wireless routers. They all worked fine - for the first several months. I last used a Netgear 6400v2 and have an attached USB-3 drive which I used for backups of my computers and to store media files for my Plex server. Then, like all it's predecessors, it started disconnecting from the internet and not even letting me log in to the router. The attached drive became unreachable at times. These problems were separate and unpredictable. I got sick of my wife calling me to tell me that there was no internet.Ubiquiti makes enterprise-grade networking devices. They have really just entered the consumer (or "prosumer") market with the Dream Machine. I had high hopes for this and have been really happy with the setup and deployment so far. The wireless access point is strong enough to not need any satellite access points in my house. All my devices are getting strong wireless signals. I converted my old router to a switch, and now use it just to connect the network drive to the LAN. It seems to be up for that task so far - saving me the expense of a NAS device.The configuration controller program is very flexible and secure. You can turn on 2-factor authentication (via Google authenticator on your phone) which will lock out anyone trying to access the network controller even if they know the password. It works fine in it's default setting, but allows you to make many customizations including combining the 2.4 and 5 Ghz wireless networks into a single SSID. This allows new and old wireless clients to talk on the same network.At Ubiquiti's advice, I bought a good power conditioner to protect my networking equipment from voltage irregularities (Furman PST-8D) , and also lightning shielded the lot of it with L-Com grounded surge protectors.Edit June 27, 2020:It's still all good. ZERO down time. I have never needed to reset it. It maintains consistent connections with wired and wireless clients. Easy to assign fixed IP addresses and port forwarding. This thing is like a toaster - it just does what it is supposed to do without needing any hand-holding. Don't hesitate to buy it.

Works great and we are very happy with it.

I've been using this as a residential router with three Ubiquiti APs for the past one year. From the moment I plugged it in it has been perfect and rock-solid. It takes a while to learn all the options and settings, but once you have it configured the way you want it you don't have to pay attention to it. Throughput, stability, great features, intuitive UI, I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a home or small office router in the Ubiquiti ecosystem. I'm not sure what's going on with some of the bad reviews I see on Amazon, that has definitely not been my experience. If you're an IT professional and complaining that this device doesn't have all the bells and whistles, you're right and you purchased the wrong router. This is a prosumer device intended for IT hobbyists and enthusiasts. If you demand that your networking product do everything, and that the software be perfect from the first release, you should be prepared to spend much more money. The folks buying this product will be using it for work-from-home, Zoom calls, streaming, and maybe a few custom settings for their LAN.