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5.8Ghz Wireless Technology
Using higher frequency bands in 5GHz WiFi results in less channel congestion. It uses 22 channels and does not interfere with each other, significantly reducing signal congestion compared to the 3 channels at 2.4GHz. So the transmission rate of 5GHz is faster than 2.4GHz.
Perfect for Outdoor Installation
You can fix the point-to-point bridge on the bracket (ASIN: B09Y56M6Z9) with metal ties, or you can hang it on the wall; 2 wireless bridges are installed face to face as much as possible, with a clear view. It is recommended to purchase the UeeVii Universal Bridge Bracket.
Network Expansion Solutions
Extend the network in the house to your barn, garage, church, warehouse, or even neighbor's house through CPE820 wireless bridge signal transmission. No need to install a new modem and pay for it every month, saving you money.
Shelly Narum
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025
This brand is great. The tech support is amazing. As an amateur plus network user we were able to connect our main Starlink connection to 3 farm buildings. I would definitely download the manuals and read first before you deploy to get an understanding of the network layout. I have purchased several models and they are all working great for almost a year now!
William Johnson
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2024
Unit would not power up, absolutely waste of time and money. Working with Amazon to return the item would not recommend. Stick with Ubiquiti as it is a quality product.
Jonathan BARKER
Reviewed in Canada on August 19, 2024
Haven't done a full ethernet speed test, but get 80mbit internet no problem at all from my 100mbit internet at the house when in the garage.They don't even need to exactly point at each other, or have perfect line of sight. Very happy.
Dave D
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 26, 2024
Though i'm only at a stage where i have this working indoors (testing it before i go to the trouble of running cables and mounting it on the wall outside) I'd have to say that the UeeVii support is superb. The device worked straight out of the box but i found that I couldnt get into the GUI to change settings. There are plenty of Utube videos on this but none of them seemed to help. I ended up emailing UeeVii twice. Both time they responded within a couple of hours. The first time they solved the problem and the second time they sent me a more detailled manual explaing the GUI settings. They also seem to respond very quickly to forum questions. I wish all tech companies worked like this. It does inspire some confidence when tech support genuinely wants to help.
Melanie H.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 29, 2024
We bought this to push the Starlink internet to another building in our farmyard, this works great, distance was 10 meters.
neb
Reviewed in Canada on July 14, 2023
My need was to get my Internet working inside my external garage building, which is about 200 feet away from the house. I didn't want to pass cables through my driveway, so I found this as a wireless solution. I got the CPE820 which has the highest speed. Installation is easy, frankly the only thing to do is to set a channel on each equipment and you are up and running. I tested my Intenet speed inside the house and in the garage; they are pretty much equivalent. After 1 day of installing this, so far, I am happy with the results!Update (30 days later): I just started using my computer in my garage more, and I am noticing delay while pinging my equipment on my network inside my home. This means there is some kind of delay happening with the wireless equipment. I am not sure why and need to do more testing. I am also using Bring (Amazon cameras) in the garage, and noticed they become unreliable after some time, I need to disable/re-enable them so they are back working properly.Update (31 days later): okay, turns out it was my old Linksys router I set up in my garage that was giving ping delays and making my connection unreliable. I tested by plugging my PC directly with a cable to the UeeVii and it worked not delay (1 or 2 ms to the house router, which is great). I don't know why the old router can't handle the traffic, but I suspect the Blink cameras). Will need to investigate that as well.
Steven G
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2023
Used the pair of radios for this years ARRL Field Day which is a HAM Radio Event. This year the setup was two tents 700 feet apart on a field, running HD video to each other and app database for radio contacts logging for 3 PCs. Worked flawless, plenty of extra data bandwidth to spare. With all of the high powered radio transmissions going on, there was no worry or interference. Radio/antenna appear well built and should handle any weather we get in the future.Only negative comment would be the lack of true POE support from the switches, having to use the included adapters for the power and also the need to run Ethernet cables.Both should be on the one Ethernet cable.1Ghz switches with POE are cheaply available on Amazon but most security cameras and WiFi devices don’t support POE which is frustrating.For my uses, this would really make setup a lot easier not having to run power to the pole.
Daniel J. Hughes
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2023
Outstanding product. Easy to configure and set up.I mounted the Master inside my house connected by ethernet to my router. It sits in a window facing my outbuilding mounted to the window frame. The Slave I mounted on the outside of my out building about 120 feet away and ran the ethernet cable through the wall and to a small router. I am getting 90 mps inside my out building and the WIFI is working like a charm.I am finally connected reasonably inexpensively to my out building. Bridge, ethernet cables, router and one switch I needed inside to add another ethernet connection point totaled about $300 dollars. Outstanding.
Greg, MI
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2023
As mentioned the included instructions are a joke but there are a bunch of guys on youtube with great explanations on how to get these setup.My situation. Needed to get internet to a barn ~200 feet away from house. Burying a line was not an option because of a septic field that is in between house and barn. Gross.Tried a TP Link EAP 610 at first, but unfortunately its signal could not penetrate the metal siding and roof of the barn.Mounted a pair of these on the outside of the house and barn and worked like magic. Getting~160mps on a 300mps connetion. Very pleased. Will see how these hold up to a michigan winter and will report back.
John
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2023
Used to get internet in my workshop over a 150’ away from the house. Super easy setup, just point the ptp devices at each other. Next plug in your Ethernet cable coming from the source of your internet into the lan side of the power box and then from the Poe spot of the power box to the master or “transmitting” ptp. Go to the slave or “receiving” ptp and plug it into the Poe spot on its power box and your lan into a router or a access point. Make sure they are both on the same channel and your good to go. No need to access the GUI to make it work. You can use the GUI to optimize and reset passwords later. GREAT PRODUCT!!! Never used GUI and am streaming 4k vid no problem😁🥳
A customer
Reviewed in Canada on April 2, 2023
Granted, this is 18 hours in, but.... Worked right out of the box. Paired and ready to install in under 4 minutes. I'm getting ~466 Mb/s at about 180 feet, direct LOS. Using it to increase throughout to my shop for my mesh network. My routers had no issues at all with this config. Basically plug and play. The manual shows what frequency each pairing number and letter corresponds to, so that's nice. You can find a channel that's not too crowded to minimize interference. Time will tell on longetivity.
LaVidaLoca
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2022
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D.J.
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2022
I am pretty impressed with the units performance so far.Once it arrived, I read the directions (which were stupid simple). I mounted the units about 250 feet apart (I need internet on the back part of my property). I plugged the units in and selected which one is to be the slave. They paired up and now I have internet in the back part of my property. I have had no issues with the set up and haven't had to mess with it since.There have been a few times when the power momentarily went out and then came back on. The master unit is attached to a UPS while the other end is not. Even though the slave unit had to restart, I have had no issues.So this is a fairly inexpensive solution, easy to configure, and seemingly robust for it's application. As of this moment, I'd buy it again (I should probably buy another set as a backup). So I do recommend this solution.If I have any issues I will edit this review. Written 06/09/2022.Update: 8/11/2022I have had absolutely no issues with this unit. It just works. I haven't had to mess with it at all. I will be purchasing another set as a back-up.Recommendation: buy it.
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