Ubiquiti Announces $89 AC1200 Access Point

Photo of author

Tim Higgins

Ubiquiti logoUbiquiti has expanded its line of 802.11ac access points with four new models.

Ubiquiti’s UniFi AC family includes four new access points and a redesigned UniFi Controller. The new APs include the AC1200 class UAP-AC-LITE with an $89 MSRP.

The other three models are AC1750 class and include the $109 UAP-AC-LR , $149 UAP-AC-PRO and $399 UAP-AC-EDU. The -EDU has an integrated speaker and amplifier to support audio broadcasts using the iOS or Android UniFi Broadcast app.

The UAP-AC and UAP-AC-Outdoor remain from Ubiquiti’s original AC access point offerings.

New Ubiquiti AC access points

New Ubiquiti AC access points

The new UniFi Controller optimizes RF performance with several new features including dual-band spectral analysis, 5 GHz band steering and airtime fairness. APs can also be deployed via Android or iOS app.

Ubiquiti AC access point product line

Ubiquiti AC access point product line

The Unifi AC-Lite, AC-LR and AC-PRO will be available shortly. The AC-EDU will follow sometime in Q4.

Related posts

Broadcom adds two wireless headset Bluetooth chips

Broadcom today announced two new single-chip solutions aimed at wireless headset applications that support Bluetooth Version 2.0 with EDR. The duo support Broadcom's SmartAudio sound enhancement technology and are upgradeable to Bluetooth Version 2.1.

The BCM2047 is targeted at premium headset products and includes an integrated ARM AudioDE based digital signal processor for premium sound quality. The DSP can handle stereo SBC, MP3 and AAC compression algorithms.

The BCM2044 is intended for basic audio headsets that don't require extensive feature programmability. The ROM-based, single-chip device has the same low-power radio and audio architecture as the BCM2047 and also integrates a power management unit including "comprehensive" safety circuitry.

Belkin prepping certified wireless USB hub

With Freescale gone from the UltraWideBand market, Belkin is moving on to fully join the ranks of "Certified Wireless USB" ...

Apple’s New AirPort Extreme Offers No Innovation

Apple's new Airport Extreme doesn't offer anything new for those looking to trade up to draft 802.11ac.