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UniFi Protect G6 Pro Bullet

$479 MSRP
UniFi Protect G6 Pro Bullet camera in black and white

UniFi Protect G6 Pro Bullet: what it is & who it's for

The G6 Bullet with a bigger sensor and a real zoom lens: 1/1.2" against 1/1.8", 2.36× optical zoom, 40 m IR (60 m with the Vision Enhancer), two-way audio, and microSD — for $280 more and a PoE+ port. Driveways, gates, and long approaches where identifying a face or plate at distance, in poor light, is worth more than a second camera.

Specifications

UniFi Protect G6 Pro Bullet specifications
Form FactorOutdoor bullet (optical zoom)
Image Sensor1/1.2" 8MP
Max Resolution4K (3840 × 2160) at 30 fps
Lens5.9–13.8 mm, ƒ/1.5–ƒ/2.9
Field of ViewWide H 113.8° · Tele H 45.5°
Zoom2.36× optical
IR Night Vision40 m (131 ft); up to 60 m (197 ft) with Vision Enhancer
ConnectivityWired — GbE RJ45
Power MethodPoE+
Max Power Draw15 W
Onboard StoragemicroSD
Weather / Vandal RatingIP66 / IK04
Operating Temp-20 to 50 °C (-4 to 122 °F)
AI DetectionsPerson, Vehicle, Animal + Face & License Plate (Multi-TOPS AI)
AudioTwo-way audio
Dimensions⌀85.8 × 106.2 mm (210 mm long with wall mount)
Weight755 g (980 g with mount)
MountingWall, ceiling, pole (included); junction box, angled base (optional)

Verdict

The G6 Bullet with a bigger sensor and a real zoom lens: 1/1.2" against 1/1.8", 2.36× optical zoom, 40 m IR (60 m with the Vision Enhancer), two-way audio, and microSD — for $280 more and a PoE+ port.

Pros
  • 1/1.2" 8MP sensor with a ƒ/1.5 lens — the low-light step up from the 1/1.8" G6 Bullet
  • 2.36× optical zoom (113.8° to 45.5° horizontal) set from the app, not a ladder
  • 40 m IR, extendable to 60 m with the optional $179 Vision Enhancer (600 lm at 5700K, plus radar: 0.5-20 m persons, 2-35 m vehicles); two-way audio and microSD
Cons
  • $479 — $280 over the G6 Bullet
  • Needs PoE+ at 15 W, where the G6 Bullet runs on plain PoE at 9.9 W
  • IK04 only, and rated to -20 °C — the Pro Turret reaches -30 °C
Best forDriveways, gates, and long approaches where identifying a face or plate at distance, in poor light, is worth more than a second camera.
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Our lab — not this model.