UniFi G6 Bullet vs G6 Turret: Which Form Factor?
The $199 UniFi Protect G6 Bullet and G6 Turret share one 4K sensor. Compare form factor, IR range, power draw, cold-weather rating, and which body to mount.
Independent, spec-accurate side-by-side matchups — so you can choose the right UniFi hardware without the guesswork.
Each comparison puts two or more UniFi products side by side with a live spec delta table, an honest verdict, and a structured FAQ. Specs are sourced from Ubiquiti's official techspecs pages and tested in real deployments. The goal is a clear, defensible answer to “which one should I buy?” — not a feature count.
The $199 UniFi Protect G6 Bullet and G6 Turret share one 4K sensor. Compare form factor, IR range, power draw, cold-weather rating, and which body to mount.
The $179 Wi-Fi G6 Instant and $199 PoE G6 Bullet share one 4K sensor. Compare indoor vs outdoor rating, install, IR range, and on-board recording here.
The $199 UniFi G6 Turret is a fixed 4K camera; the $399 G6 PTZ is the only motorized one. Compare lenses, 10× zoom, auto-tracking, PoE, and which to buy.
The $99 U6 Lite and $159 U6 Pro compared: 5 GHz speed, spatial streams, rated client count, coverage, PoE draw — and which entry Wi-Fi 6 AP to buy.
The $99 U6 Lite (Wi-Fi 6) and $189 U7 Pro (Wi-Fi 7) compared: 6 GHz radio, 320 MHz, 2.5 GbE uplink, the 802.3af-vs-PoE+ gate, and who should buy which.
The $159 U6 Pro (Wi-Fi 6) and $189 U7 Pro (Wi-Fi 7) compared: 6 GHz radio, 2.5 GbE uplink, PoE+ draw, spatial streams, coverage, and who should buy which.
The UDM-Pro brings 3.5 Gbps IPS, 10G uplinks, and an onboard Protect NVR; the $129 Cloud Gateway Ultra counters with fanless 2.5 GbE simplicity. Which to buy?
The UDM-Pro is the rackmount workhorse — 3.5 Gbps IPS, 10G, and a Protect HDD bay; the $199 Dream Router is the all-in-one with Wi-Fi 6 and PoE. Which to buy?
The $199 Dream Router is an all-in-one with Wi-Fi 6, PoE, and a Protect SSD; the $129 Cloud Gateway Ultra adds 2.5 GbE WAN and more clients. Which to buy?
The $199 Flex 2.5G 8 PoE is a Layer 2 desktop edge switch; the $799 Pro Max 24 PoE is a Layer 3 rack switch. Both run 2.5 GbE PoE — so which fits your build?
Both the USW-Lite-16-PoE and USW-Flex-2.5G-8-PoE cost $199 but trade off opposite ways: 16 gigabit ports vs 8 multi-gig ports with 10G uplinks. Which to buy?
The $699 Pro 24 PoE and $799 Pro Max 24 PoE share 400 W PoE, dual 10G SFP+, and Layer 3. The Pro Max adds eight 2.5 GbE ports and more PoE++. Which to buy?