Cradlepoint VS Ubiquiti Networks UniFi

I have had clients use Cradlepoint with success, https://cradlepoint.com/, many firewalls will accept cellular connections natively or you can get their own access point and route to your firewall. Source: about 2 years ago

Https://cradlepoint.com/ - if you are looking for something rather reliable. Not cheap. Source: over 2 years ago

Not that I really recommend them, but Cradlepoint exists: https://cradlepoint.com/. Source: almost 3 years ago

First option is to get a better 4G LTE router. There are many. You should be able to find one with an Ethernet port, or even multiple Ethernet ports. There are consumer devices, "industrial" devices such as these https://www.amazon.com/Industrial-WiFi-Wireless-LTE-Router/dp/B07VY2YZRM and business class devices such as those from https://cradlepoint.com/ or even Cisco's ISR 1100 series of routers. The Cradelpoint... Source: almost 3 years ago

Great ideas in this thread, so I do not know that much about 4G vs 5G, but I do know from the coverage maps that the area is 4G only and unlikely to get 5G anytime soon, too rural. Does that change the type of router? The suggested Linksys WGA600N Dual-Band Wireless-N Gaming Adapter says "Dynamically changes channels and radio bands (2.4 or 5GHz) to find the fastest connection available" does that have... Source: about 3 years ago

I can't seem to find this information published anywhere in the specs on ui.com and I need to know if the cord is long enough to work in the place I want to put the strip. Source: 5 months ago

Additionally, in Site Manager at unifi.ui.com, It has not seen my controller since it went offline to upgrade. I have also tried my credentials from ui.com and those also do not work. Source: 6 months ago

Do console or application backups to unifi account differ from local backups (to local network)? If I need to restore, is restore from local more reliable than restore from ui.com backups? Source: 6 months ago

Talking about consumers/prosumers, If I understand the problem correctly, isn't this done by the likes of most common multi-wan routers? I remember it was costly and we used Mushroom[1] Routers in late 2000s. Right now, I've three Internet (kinda bonded) with failover using a TP-Link ER606[2]. Here is a simplified picture[3] that I did on a Saturday night. My eventual upgrade that is likely to happen is to... - Source: Hacker News / 8 months ago

I assume since I cannot find anything on ui.com that there is no alternative mounting option to cover a back box, but figured I'd ask here. Anyone know of any options? Source: 8 months ago