Basically, before I submit my review, I would first like to clarify whether I have forgotten to include something. I have set up a complete Unify network at home and have been very satisfied. Now I have replaced the one from Swisscom with the Ubiquiti. Unfortunately, I'm rather disappointed with it. I now only have WLAN in the living room. As soon as I go upstairs, the reception is so poor that it only works optimally to a limited extent.

The position of the access point is the same as the one from Swisscom. Can't it be that the Unify one is worse? Are there any settings that I didn't see at first glance that I can use to solve this problem?

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Basically, before I submit my review, I would first like to clarify whether I have forgotten to include something. I have set up a complete Unify network at home and have been very satisfied. Now I have replaced the one from Swisscom with the Ubiquiti. Unfortunately, I'm rather disappointed with it. I now only have WLAN in the living room. As soon as I go upstairs, the reception is so poor that it only works optimally to a limited extent.

The position of the access point is the same as the one from Swisscom. Can't it be that the Unify one is worse? Are there any settings that I didn't see at first glance that I can use to solve this problem?

Accepted Answer

Hey,

If you have a hardware controller, you can set the transmission power from Low to High in the WLAN AP settings. The first thing you should do is check this.

VG
Christian

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And what kind of Swisscom was that? Is the reception only so bad at 5Ghz, or also at 2.4GHz?

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