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WiFi / Access Points

Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 6E, and Wi-Fi 7 access points from the UniFi lineup. Spatial streams, PHY rates, uplink speeds, and honest verdicts on which AP actually fits your install.

Which UniFi WiFi / Access Points should I buy?

Three access points cover most UniFi Wi-Fi builds. The U6 Lite ($99, Wi-Fi 6, 2×2) is the cheapest way onto Wi-Fi 6 for apartments and low-density rooms. The U6 Pro ($159, Wi-Fi 6, 4×4 on 5 GHz, 1 GbE uplink) is the mainstream pick with real 5 GHz headroom. The U7 Pro ($189, Wi-Fi 7, 6 GHz radio, 2.5 GbE uplink, PoE+) is the new-install default — the extra $30 moves the bottleneck off the wire.

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  • UniFi U6 Lite access point
    $99 MSRP

    UniFi U6 Lite

    The cheapest way onto Wi-Fi 6 in the UniFi lineup. A straight 2×2 dual-band AP — fine for density-light rooms, but it gives up the U6 Pro's 4×4 5 GHz radio.

    Best forApartments, small homes, and low-density rooms where a cheap Wi-Fi 6 upgrade matters more than peak throughput.
  • UniFi U6 Pro access point
    $159 MSRP

    UniFi U6 Pro

    The sensible default Wi-Fi 6 AP. A 4×4 5 GHz radio and 160 MHz channel width give it real headroom over the U6 Lite — but the 1 GbE uplink is the ceiling, not the air.

    Best forMainstream homes and small offices that want a no-drama Wi-Fi 6 AP with room to grow, without paying for Wi-Fi 7.
  • UniFi U7 Pro access point
    $189 MSRP

    UniFi U7 Pro

    The first genuinely affordable Wi-Fi 7 UniFi AP. The 6 GHz radio and 2.5 GbE uplink finally move the bottleneck off the wire — the obvious pick for new installs.

    Best forNew deployments and Wi-Fi 6 upgraders who want 6 GHz and a 2.5 GbE uplink without stepping up to the U7 Pro Max / Enterprise tier.