Editing Ubiquiti (section)

==== Why Ubiquity ====
There's plenty of WiFi options out there, this is just one of them,  However, Ubiquity gear is priced well (£65 + as of May 2016), performs brilliantly and is very discrete without the 'edgy' design of other gaming  or enthusiast focused wireless points.  They can be attached to the Ceiling with supplied mounts, include a Power Over Ethernet injector so cable mess is ket to a minimum and also have quite geeky software that is great for stat fiends (most active clients, bandwidth used per client etc).  They also specifically do a set of '''long range''' models for those home-labbers with thick, WiFi killing walls (anyone in the UK with a house built before 1970).  There's also  a '''Pro''' version that enables seamless transition between access points for anyone with a mansion or an office at the end of a garden.

These routers score highly on WAF (Wife Acceptance Factor) as they contain no fans, no silly aerials and don't even have any visible flashing lights (just a single green or blue LED circle). Even the regular range version of the access points have significantly better range / coverage than a standard ISP supplied router/access point combo.