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product_id: 622678695
title: "Generic UniFi U7 Pro/Professional Access Point Indoor WiFi Dual Band WiFi 7 GeN | 6 GHz Band 5.7 GB/sec, 2.4 GHz Band 688 MB/sec Throughput Rate Up to 300+ Client, SGCC Steel - White"
brand: "ubiquiti networks"
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# 5.7 Gbps max throughput Wi-Fi 7 Dual Band, 6 GHz & 2.4 GHz PoE powered, no extra cables Generic UniFi U7 Pro/Professional Access Point Indoor WiFi Dual Band WiFi 7 GeN | 6 GHz Band 5.7 GB/sec, 2.4 GHz Band 688 MB/sec Throughput Rate Up to 300+ Client, SGCC Steel - White

**Brand:** ubiquiti networks
**Price:** E£ 29495
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your home network to pro-level Wi-Fi 7 performance—because buffering is so last decade.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Generic UniFi U7 Pro/Professional Access Point Indoor WiFi Dual Band WiFi 7 GeN | 6 GHz Band 5.7 GB/sec, 2.4 GHz Band 688 MB/sec Throughput Rate Up to 300+ Client, SGCC Steel - White by ubiquiti networks
- **How much does it cost?** E£ 29495 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- ubiquiti networks enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted ubiquiti networks brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Next-Gen Wi-Fi 7 Speed:** Experience blazing 5.7 Gbps throughput on the 6 GHz band—future-proof your network with ultra-low latency and multi-device support.
- • **Effortless PoE Power Delivery:** Power over Ethernet simplifies installation—no extra power cables, just plug in and dominate your space with clean, professional setup.
- • **Seamless Multi-Client Handling:** Supports 300+ simultaneous clients with rock-solid stability, perfect for busy home offices or smart homes with heavy device loads.
- • **Enterprise-Grade Network Control:** Unlock advanced VLAN management and custom guest splash pages for a polished, professional network experience that impresses clients and guests alike.
- • **Robust Coverage Through Concrete:** Designed to penetrate tough walls and cover multi-floor homes seamlessly—say goodbye to dead zones and hello to consistent, reliable Wi-Fi.

## Overview

The Ubiquiti UniFi U7 Pro is a cutting-edge indoor Wi-Fi 7 dual-band access point delivering up to 5.7 Gbps on 6 GHz and 688 Mbps on 2.4 GHz. It supports over 300 clients simultaneously, powered via PoE for streamlined installation. Engineered with enterprise-grade features like VLAN management and customizable guest portals, it ensures robust, seamless coverage even through concrete walls—ideal for professionals upgrading beyond consumer-grade Wi-Fi.

## Description

Ubiquiti Networks Generic UniFi U7 Pro/Professional Access Point Indoor WiFi Dual Band WiFi 7 GeN | 6 GHz Band 5.7 GB/sec, 2.4 GHz Band 688 MB/sec Throughput Rate Up to 300+ Client, SGCC Steel - White

Review: From Gryphon to UniFi U7 Pro : A Worthwhile Leap to True Wi-Fi 7 - I moved to the Ubiquiti UniFi U7 Pro Wall after years of using a Gryphon consumer Wi-Fi system. Gryphon served me well for simplicity and deep parental controls, but my ISP provides a 1 Gbps connection, and Gryphon was consistently topping out around 450 Mbps. Hardware limitations - not reliability - ultimately forced the decision to move. Setup Experience I’ll admit upfront: I was apprehensive. Moving from a very easy plug-and-play system to a configurable setup sounded intimidating. I spent a few long, slightly sleepless nights researching and planning the move, worried about complexity. Oh boy, was I in for a surprise - the setup was far less technically challenging than expected. With some guidance where I got stuck, the core network was up and running in about two hours. Adding the In-Wall AP later was a complete non-event - adoption was instant, configuration seamless, and no rework required. So now I have taken the leap from consumer Wi-Fi into a properly architected home network using Firewalla and UniFi. My Network Setup - Home Size: ~2,500 sq. ft., two floors, reinforced concrete walls - Firewall / Router: Firewalla (routing, security, and VLAN management) - Switching & Power: TP-Link PoE switch powering all UniFi access points - Wi-Fi Management: UniFi Controller running in Docker Firewalla manages VLANs cleanly (main LAN, IoT, guest, etc.), while UniFi handles SSIDs, wireless behavior, and client policies. VLAN tagging passes seamlessly from firewall → switch → access points. There is no “primary AP” - all access points operate as peers, which is one of the most elegant strengths of the UniFi ecosystem. I do miss WiFiman integration due to running the controller in Docker, but that’s a small trade-off for the flexibility and control this setup provides. Access Point Deployment - Ground floor: UniFi U7 Pro Wall - Study (remote room with concrete walls): UniFi In-Wall AP - First floor: UniFi U7 Pro Ceiling-mounted AP Wi-Fi coverage across the house is excellent, with zero dead spots. Roaming is seamless, signal strength is consistent, and performance holds up well even through thick concrete walls. Performance & Real-World Use This is true Wi-Fi 7 hardware, with 6 spatial streams and 6 GHz support. Even with a mixed client environment (Wi-Fi 6, 6E, and older devices), overall throughput, latency, and stability are dramatically better than my previous setup. Multiple 4K streams, video calls, work-from-home usage, and heavy multi-device loads run without jitter or drops. Most importantly, I can finally make full use of my 1 Gbps internet connection - something the Gryphon hardware simply could not deliver. The “Enterprise Feel” Difference One small but impactful example: I now run a custom guest splash page. Guests connect to Wi-Fi and are greeted with a clean, branded landing page instead of a generic password share. It looks neat, professional, and intentional — a small detail that really highlights how far this setup is from a consumer system. While the overall cost ended up slightly higher than Gryphon, what I gained is a network that looks, behaves, and performs like something you’d expect in a professional or enterprise environment, not a consumer mesh. Pros - Genuine Wi-Fi 7 performance with 6 GHz support - Excellent coverage across two floors with concrete walls - Seamless VLAN handling with Firewalla + UniFi - Flexible controller options (including Docker) - Clean wall-mount design and solid build quality - PoE (No more running separate cables for power, and while i was cringing at the idea of POE, i will from now always try to get POE where available) - Professional features like guest splash pages Some Prerequisites (not really CONs) - Requires PoE and UniFi Controller (not a standalone consumer product) - Some networking knowledge helps, though setup is very manageable - Full Wi-Fi 7 benefits require compatible client devices Who This Is For: If you’re outgrowing consumer Wi-Fi systems (Gryphon, Eero, Orbi, etc.) due to performance ceilings, lack of control, or scalability, and want a future-proof Wi-Fi 7 setup, the UniFi U7 Pro Wall is an excellent choice. Bottom Line The UniFi U7 Pro Wall made my transition from consumer mesh to a Firewalla + UniFi architecture absolutely worth it. Slightly higher cost, vastly higher capability. Powerful, flexible, and genuinely satisfying to run — this is Wi-Fi done properly. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Review: still buggy - You need to separate Wi-Fi 7 from the Wi-Fi 6 to make It work.This Wi-Fi device requires a UniFi UDM or another suitable device for proper performance.You need a device that supports Wi-Fi 7, If you don’t have you’ll have to look at other options. However, if Wi-Fi 6 is sufficient for your needs, I recommend the U6 Pro. It offers excellent coverage and a good price compared to Wi-Fi 7 devices. You can power the device using a Cat6 cable with PoE+, but you’ll need a switch or a UDM Pro to do so. In terms of speed, the maximum it has reached is 1.5 Gbps. Keep in mind that my network speed is 5 Gbps.

## Features

- W128808110

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CSR63FMH |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,044 in Computers ( See Top 100 in Computers ) #3 in Wireless Access Points |
| Item model number | 10876583 |
| Language | Italian |
| Manufacturer | UBIQUITI |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Ubiquiti Networks
- **Frequency band class:** Tri-Band
- **Model name:** WHD7066-SRK
- **Special features:** Access Point Mode
- **Wireless communication standard:** 802.11a, 802.11ac, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ From Gryphon to UniFi U7 Pro : A Worthwhile Leap to True Wi-Fi 7
*by A***N on 9 January 2026*

I moved to the Ubiquiti UniFi U7 Pro Wall after years of using a Gryphon consumer Wi-Fi system. Gryphon served me well for simplicity and deep parental controls, but my ISP provides a 1 Gbps connection, and Gryphon was consistently topping out around 450 Mbps. Hardware limitations - not reliability - ultimately forced the decision to move. Setup Experience I’ll admit upfront: I was apprehensive. Moving from a very easy plug-and-play system to a configurable setup sounded intimidating. I spent a few long, slightly sleepless nights researching and planning the move, worried about complexity. Oh boy, was I in for a surprise - the setup was far less technically challenging than expected. With some guidance where I got stuck, the core network was up and running in about two hours. Adding the In-Wall AP later was a complete non-event - adoption was instant, configuration seamless, and no rework required. So now I have taken the leap from consumer Wi-Fi into a properly architected home network using Firewalla and UniFi. My Network Setup - Home Size: ~2,500 sq. ft., two floors, reinforced concrete walls - Firewall / Router: Firewalla (routing, security, and VLAN management) - Switching & Power: TP-Link PoE switch powering all UniFi access points - Wi-Fi Management: UniFi Controller running in Docker Firewalla manages VLANs cleanly (main LAN, IoT, guest, etc.), while UniFi handles SSIDs, wireless behavior, and client policies. VLAN tagging passes seamlessly from firewall → switch → access points. There is no “primary AP” - all access points operate as peers, which is one of the most elegant strengths of the UniFi ecosystem. I do miss WiFiman integration due to running the controller in Docker, but that’s a small trade-off for the flexibility and control this setup provides. Access Point Deployment - Ground floor: UniFi U7 Pro Wall - Study (remote room with concrete walls): UniFi In-Wall AP - First floor: UniFi U7 Pro Ceiling-mounted AP Wi-Fi coverage across the house is excellent, with zero dead spots. Roaming is seamless, signal strength is consistent, and performance holds up well even through thick concrete walls. Performance & Real-World Use This is true Wi-Fi 7 hardware, with 6 spatial streams and 6 GHz support. Even with a mixed client environment (Wi-Fi 6, 6E, and older devices), overall throughput, latency, and stability are dramatically better than my previous setup. Multiple 4K streams, video calls, work-from-home usage, and heavy multi-device loads run without jitter or drops. Most importantly, I can finally make full use of my 1 Gbps internet connection - something the Gryphon hardware simply could not deliver. The “Enterprise Feel” Difference One small but impactful example: I now run a custom guest splash page. Guests connect to Wi-Fi and are greeted with a clean, branded landing page instead of a generic password share. It looks neat, professional, and intentional — a small detail that really highlights how far this setup is from a consumer system. While the overall cost ended up slightly higher than Gryphon, what I gained is a network that looks, behaves, and performs like something you’d expect in a professional or enterprise environment, not a consumer mesh. Pros - Genuine Wi-Fi 7 performance with 6 GHz support - Excellent coverage across two floors with concrete walls - Seamless VLAN handling with Firewalla + UniFi - Flexible controller options (including Docker) - Clean wall-mount design and solid build quality - PoE (No more running separate cables for power, and while i was cringing at the idea of POE, i will from now always try to get POE where available) - Professional features like guest splash pages Some Prerequisites (not really CONs) - Requires PoE and UniFi Controller (not a standalone consumer product) - Some networking knowledge helps, though setup is very manageable - Full Wi-Fi 7 benefits require compatible client devices Who This Is For: If you’re outgrowing consumer Wi-Fi systems (Gryphon, Eero, Orbi, etc.) due to performance ceilings, lack of control, or scalability, and want a future-proof Wi-Fi 7 setup, the UniFi U7 Pro Wall is an excellent choice. Bottom Line The UniFi U7 Pro Wall made my transition from consumer mesh to a Firewalla + UniFi architecture absolutely worth it. Slightly higher cost, vastly higher capability. Powerful, flexible, and genuinely satisfying to run — this is Wi-Fi done properly. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ still buggy
*by M***O on 12 May 2024*

You need to separate Wi-Fi 7 from the Wi-Fi 6 to make It work.This Wi-Fi device requires a UniFi UDM or another suitable device for proper performance.You need a device that supports Wi-Fi 7, If you don’t have you’ll have to look at other options. However, if Wi-Fi 6 is sufficient for your needs, I recommend the U6 Pro. It offers excellent coverage and a good price compared to Wi-Fi 7 devices. You can power the device using a Cat6 cable with PoE+, but you’ll need a switch or a UDM Pro to do so. In terms of speed, the maximum it has reached is 1.5 Gbps. Keep in mind that my network speed is 5 Gbps.

### ⭐ Ridiculously impossible to setup
*by M***V on 17 November 2024*

Just didn’t understand or find the right process to setup. Nothing simple or powerful about it

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