Consequently, the UDR works right away for at least two PoE devices, both as the power source and, if you use an UniFi access point, the network control center.

The quoted wireless specification is given as the maximum radio performance. Achievable range and throughput will vary depending on the regional regulations where the radio is deployed.

If you have any generation wireless devices, it will only connect with the amount of connections it has. However, it's also the least secure. It's better than no VPN at all, and it does its purpose of making a remote device part of a local network. As a Wi-Fi 5 device: The UDR is a 4x4 (80MHz) broadcaster that can connect at up to 1.7Gbps with a supported Wi-Fi 5 client.

Besides the built-in Wi-Fi, the Dream Wall is practically the UDM-SE with a wall-mounting design and a larger touchscreen. Ubiquiti UniFi hardware: Dream Machine Special Edition (UDM-SE) | Enterprise 8 PoE switch | U6 Enterprise AP | Unifi Dream Router (UDR) | UniFi Dream Machine (UDM) | UniFi Beacon HD

Overview

For a Gigabit mid-tier Wi-Fi 6 router, the Ubiquiti UDR UniFi Dream Router is as good as it gets. It's one of the best, if not the best, Wi-Fi routers for most homes. But the upgrades to the connectivity don’t end there. While there are still eight Gigabit Ethernet ports, four of them this time around are equipped PoE support to deliver up to 130W of power to connected cameras or access points. Update, May 24, 2022: Originally, the UDR was listed as fanless in the Early Access Store and the router was indeed silent during my months-long trial.