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March 2025 - "Generation XG"

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Key takeaways

  • Ubiquiti has released several notable products, including the U7 Lite and the redesigned U7 XG and XGS models.
  • Listeners should anticipate a guest appearance from a WISP operator discussing unique challenges within that sector.
  • Alex and Evan have been testing Alta Labs hardware, revealing its solid construction and potential despite initial setup challenges.
  • Recent software updates from Ubiquiti have improved guest networking capabilities and made their product offerings more user-friendly.

Summary

Ubiquiti Product Updates

Alex and Evan dive deep into the latest Ubiquiti hardware, including new access points like the U7 Lite and U7 In-wall, as well as the redesigned U7 XG and U7 XGS models. They highlight significant features such as the U7 Lite being priced at $99, making Wi-Fi 7 accessible. The episode also touches on the E7 audience access point and the anticipated release dates for various products. The new XG switches are discussed, emphasizing Ubiquiti’s extensive lineup, which now consists of 40 different switch variations.

Upcoming Guest Appearance

Looking ahead, Alex and Evan introduce a special guest for the next episode. Listener Adam, who operates a WISP (Wireless Internet Service Provider), will join the show to discuss his experiences in this niche market. They anticipate engaging conversations on the challenges and opportunities within the WISP community, which is often underrepresented in mainstream discussions.

Hardware from Alta Labs

The hosts share their experiences testing hardware from Alta Labs, a company consisting of former Ubiquiti employees. They discuss the solid industrial design of the AP6 and the potential of the Route 10 router. Alex expresses some initial challenges with adoption but appreciates the significant software updates that have been rolled out since. As the company continues to add features and improvements, it positions itself as a viable alternative to Ubiquiti.

Software Updates and Future Improvements

The podcast also covers recent software updates to Ubiquiti products, including unified network upgrades. The listeners learn about improvements like logging enhancements, new API capabilities for guest networks, and updates for the AI key feature. Notably, Alex mentions the importance of effective product comparison tools that Ubiquiti has recently implemented, making it easier for users to navigate its extensive hardware offerings.

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Show notes

Alex and Evan return to talk about everything Ubiquiti related, such as the new U7 Lite, U7 In-Wall, redesigned U7 XG and U7 XGS, New XG switches, campus stacking switches, Protect G6 cameras and much, much more. Also, Alex and Evan have been testing Alta Labs hardware for the past few months, so they talk about what they think of that.

We also have an ad-free premium version of this show available on Apple Podcasts. That will help support this episode, as well as future podcasts from the interface.

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