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Preferred Home AP?

kohr-ah

So right now I am rocking an Aruba IAP105 with code 6.4.2.6-4.1.3.0.

I am a big fan of Aruba but I am about to office space this access point.

What is your preferred home AP and why?
Generic I loved TP-Link but it wouldn't do VLAN like I wanted which caused issues with my home lab.
Looking at Ruckus, AeroHive, etc atm.
Meraki was okay. Not my fav not the worst but it was easy and the reports on it were great. (picked on my wife for watching Hulu)

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Comments

TeKniques

I think the Ubiquiti APs give you great value for the cost. For less than $100 you can get an AP that has excellent range and a ton of features.

ITSpectre

What is a home AP?

cyberguypr

Everyone here knows that means Accounts Payable.

Just kidding: Wireless Access Point

tpatt100

I have an Asus, love it because the company still provides regular updates to mine which I bought over three years ago.

Cisco Inferno

Ubiquiti's are great. not really meant for the home but indeed has some power to them.

CSCOnoob

Never used Ubiquiti APs but I've heard great things about them. I do have their EdgeRouter Lite though and I like it a lot.

Kreken

I use Cisco 1602i. Dual band, clean air and etc. Works great.

EngRob

Ubiquiti all the way! Works great.

ElGato127

tpatt100 wrote: »

I have an Asus, love it because the company still provides regular updates to mine which I bought over three years ago.

I second that. I have liked ASUS hardware ever since I first used one of their motherboards. I was just as satisfied with their home APs. Reliable and a breeze to set up.