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Ubiquiti introduces three UniFi 7 access points: U7 Pro Max, U7 Pro Wall and U7 Outdoor for the highest Wi-Fi 7 performance and range

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By Sushant Singh


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Ubiquiti announced three new UniFi 7 access points powered by Qualcomm Wi-Fi 7 networking platforms: the U7 Pro Max, U7 Pro Wall, and U7 Outdoor. Each of these devices impressive WiFi 7 performance and coverage, both indoors and outdoors.

The U7 Pro Max is a ceiling-mounted Wi-Fi 7 access point with 8 spatial streams, 6Hz support, and a dedicated spectral scanning engine for interference-free Wi-Fi. It has a coverage area of ​​160 m2 and can be connected to over 500 devices. It can be easily mounted on the ceiling with the included accessories.

The U7 Pro Wall is a wall-mounted Wi-Fi 7 access point that offers 6 spatial streams and 6 GHz frequency support tailored to the needs of home builders with hassle-free installation options. It has a coverage area of ​​140 m2 and can stay in contact with over 400 devices.

It can be paired with a flush mount mount for $39 or a tabletop stand for the same amount. The U7 Outdoor is an all-weather Wi-Fi 7 access point with 4 spatial streams, an integrated super directional antenna and versatile mounting options. Covers up to 465 m² of open space with an integrated super directional antenna.

You can connect over 200 devices to it. It can be easily mounted on poles and walls. Two of these access points are available in the US, while U7 Outdoor will be available from June 17.

Their prices are as follows.

U7 Pro Max – $279

U7 Pro Wall – $199

U7 Outdoor – $199


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