Wireless Bridge Ubiquiti LOCOM5 PRE-CONFIGURED, Bundle of 2 Ubiquiti Nanostation LOCO M5, Point to Point Outdoor WiFi Bridge, Plugh and Play, 5GHz, 150+Mbps, 10+km Link Range, Network Bridge.

Instructions were clear, only additional purchase needed to set up were the mounts to secure to the side of a building. But these provide an almost 400mb connection to my shop, for less than the cost of a cable to run between the two structures. Plus no digging or having to figure out how to run a cable under my driveway without ripping it up. Was a simple plug and play setup, and the connection is reliable and very high-speed.

I install cameras in a rural area and often people need them at their barn or shop which is never by the house. These came already setup with a nice printout of the addresses, login and passwords. I will only buy them here.The product is great and easy to install. Not having to configure them saves me time. These were setup as a bridge to a barn. At the barn is a router, a wifi extender and 12 wifi cameras. I only had to configure cameras. Perfect! I never touched the nanos!

This was a horrible product to set up. I reached out to Ubiquiti and was told that they do not make plug and play items, but that 3rd party sellers may make after market configurations to the devices. It took hours on the phone with my son to set these up. They work ok but I would never recommend this product.

Amazing! After first getting quoted $1500 to have a tech person come and install a bridge network, and a second quote for burying fiber for $5000 I decided to see if I could do it on my own. I was trying to send internet to our pole barn that is 500 feet away and this works great. We used an eero on our 2nd floor to connect into the POE and then another ethernet to connect from POE to Ubiquiti station. In the shop we have a hard wired wifi modem coming off of the Ubiquiti station. In the house near the station our download is about 78mbs in the shop it is about 40-60mbs. I haven't played around with moving the stations much but I'm just relieved that this solution saved me $1250!

It took a while to set up. You do have to connect it to your computer first, which means you probably need a usb-Ethernet adapter. There is a great tutorial on YouTube that walks you through setting it up. Once it’s set up, it works great. We have a metal house and metal shed so they do both have to be outside to connect. They’re only about 150 feet apart and it has pretty good signal strength. We average 700-1100 mbps inside with fiber and are getting probably 80mbps in the shed. Not the fastest but still not much buffering. This is a way better option to save money. We would’ve had to spend $85 a month for an extra “line”. Glad this works!

These arrived in 24 hours. They were preconfigured and worked as soon as they were installed. They transmitted just under 100 mbps from my modem and were less than half the price of the system they replaced. I repurchase this unit because my expensive units were to difficult to configure after a power outage but an older unit of this manufacture remained working. Install battery backup on both ends if you have problems with power outages so you don't lose relay programming.

Got me internet out to an out building around 300 yards away!

I purchased 1 setup and installed for my customer . Its been 2 months and they are randomly failing daily and need to be power cycled to work again. No tech support after less then 60 days from purchase . Beware who you buy from , support and warranty are key.