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Ubiquiti Amplifi Nvidia GeForce Now Gamers Dual-Band WiFi-AC Mesh Router with 2x Access Points Black

Ubiquiti AmpliFi AFI-G Gamer Edition HD Mesh WiFi System, Router + 2x MeshPoints, 1750Mbps, Dual-Band, WiFi-a/b/g/n/ac
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Home Wireless Router Kit. AmpliFi Gamer's Edition Mesh Wi-Fi System

enjoy Low Latency Gaming with AMPLIFI The AmpliFi HD Gamer’s Edition Home Wi-Fi System, prioritizes gaming traffic while delivering top wireless speeds for lag-free, optimized gaming. Optimized for NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW Cloud Gaming platform, AmpliFi Gamer’s Edition provides astonishing network speeds with low latency online gaming performance. Utilizing turbocharged 802.11ac Wi-Fi mesh technology, AmpliFi HD Gamer’s Edition uses numerous self-configuring radios and cutting-edge antenna technology to provide great, whole-home Wi-Fi coverage. Armed with a GeForce NOW QoS mode, developed by Ubiquiti with NVIDIA’s support to rapidly adjust networks for optimal game-streaming performance. Includes a router and two wireless MeshPoints.

How to set up GeForce Now AmpliFi Gamers Edition

Faster, Whole-home Wi-Fi with Digital Display

Designed for optimal gaming performance The AmpliFi Gamer's Edition features powerful antennas, using Super Antenna Technology that drives superior range and speed. The smart LCD screen provides a sleek, sophisticated industrial design which includes a smart LCD touchscreen on the base. AmpliFi provides enterprise-strength network capabilities with at-home simplicity. Just unbox the mesh points and plug them in to any standard outlet. With two in every package, boosting your signal strength couldn’t be easier.

Discover Exceptional Game Streaming Performance

get the lowest latency The AmpliFi HD Gamer’s Edition is equipped with a GeForce NOW QoS mode, developed by Ubiquiti with NVIDIA’s support to quickly adjust networks for optimal game streaming performance. The QoS implementation offers gamers a simple solution for detecting latency or frame loss issues, resulting in a top-quality experience when other traffic is present on the network. The intuitive AmpliFi app allows instant setup, configuration, powerful reporting metrics, parental controls, remote access, and easy guest access. The mobile app is available for download on Android and iOS smartphones.

The Best Performance with AmpliFi HD Gamer's Edition

MeshPoint Placement Examples The AmpliFi Gamer’s Edition can be used in different alignments to suit your needs.

central router with meshpointsPlace the AmpliFi Gamer’s Edition router in the middle of your home for the best performance in any room.

mesh multi-hopCreate a full mesh network to cover a large home with AmpfliFi HD Gamer's Edition WI-FI System.

Designed to be a Showcase Piece in your Home

suited to the modern home AmpliFi’s uncompromising industrial design is meant to complement your home, show it off proudly as your router is no longer something to hide.

Discover the Features of the Ubiquiti Amplifi Gamers Edition

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Ubiquiti AmpliFi AFI-G Gamer Edition HD Mesh WiFi System, Router + 2x MeshPoints, 1750Mbps, Dual-Band, WiFi-a/b/g/n/ac is rated 4.5 out of 5 by 6.

Rated 5 out of 5 by RazMan55 from Fast delivery and great value for money Very easy to install and great quality. I particularly like the app - everything is set up on your phone! I have this installed in a larger mesh setup (3 routers and 2 mesh points. Great coverage in house, garden and workshop so I don't have any weak spots now.

Date published: 2020-09-04

Rated 5 out of 5 by BIGsheep from Very happy with my Ubiquiti After suffering my ISPs router for so long this is like a breath of fresh air. Easy to install and the mesh points have brough WiFi to the trickier corners of the house.

Date published: 2020-08-28

Rated 2 out of 5 by AwesomeAv from Not worth It Great build quality and design and fairly easy to setup, but.....in terms of what it does, the coverage was no better than £100 netgear router I wanted to replace, It allowed me to cover one extra bedroom, but my main issue came with the constant internet disconnects Might try the Ubiquiti enterprise products instead. Cant fault SCANs RMA though

Date published: 2020-07-25

Rated 5 out of 5 by MSoutherd from Exactly what we needed After struggling to get decent wi-fi throughout the house a friend recommended this product and I've been happy with the results from it. We're now receiving a stable connection throughout the house and at roughly 90-100 mbs on the 100 mbs package we have.

Date published: 2020-07-23

Rated 5 out of 5 by Vish87 from Easy setup, Quick and reliable WiFi Took me a minute to set up my mesh network and Havant had to touch anything yet, been a month so far

Date published: 2020-05-05

Rated 5 out of 5 by Deryk from AMAZING I previously had the netgear-linksys 3pack Velop mesh system, which was great for about 1.5 years, and then it wasn't so good, recently it was disconnecting from the modem, rebooting and dropping connections. (a known problem for a few years apparently-with no known solution) which after about 2 days got seriously annoying, having spent about a month researching which one to go for next I decided on these, from the reviews to the videos on YouTube everyone seems to love these and I can see why, the Velop supposedly had a rage of 6000 square feet, and while my house is big the velop did cover it but would sometimes loose connection to the upstairs one and all 3 nodes would constantly need rebooting, also have most of the Ring equipment the cameras outside had poor signal even even about 4 feet from a node, I got these and plugged them into the same places as the previous nodes and now all my Ring equipment has excellent signal outside my house, my car can connect to the wifi now and download updates for it, this says it has a rage of about 20k Square feet, while I haven't tested that so far it looks that way, The setup was super easy with the app guiding you through it all and the screen on the router also showing you what's going on, I love the fact I can see my internet usage direct from the screen and the current speeds. I have never ordered from Scan before bit I will in the future, this was delivered next day by UPS and everything has been great, I love that I can see what's going on with each of the mesh points and my speeds from each device have been 360-380 mbps im paying for 360 from virgin and sometimes I hit 510mbps really impressed so far, also you can pause individual devices as well as the mesh points, far more personalisation than with my previous Velop setup, I bought the gamers edition purely for the design and the matt black, the white was a bit too bright for me, LOVE it, and I would recommend this with out hesitation.

Date published: 2020-01-03

Ubiquiti Amplifi Nvidia GeForce Now Gamers Dual-Band WiFi-AC Mesh Router with 2x Access Points Black

Ubiquiti Amplifi Nvidia GeForce Now Gamers Dual-Band WiFi-AC Mesh Router with 2x Access Points Black

Ubiquiti AmpliFi AFI-G Gamer Edition HD Mesh WiFi System, Router + 2x MeshPoints, 1750Mbps, Dual-Band, WiFi-a/b/g/n/ac
MORE INFO

MORE INFO

Home Wireless Router Kit. AmpliFi Gamer's Edition Mesh Wi-Fi System

Faster, Whole-home Wi-Fi with Digital Display

Discover Exceptional Game Streaming Performance

The Best Performance with AmpliFi HD Gamer's Edition

Designed to be a Showcase Piece in your Home

Discover the Features of the Ubiquiti Amplifi Gamers Edition

Does the router box in the middle also output a wifi signal like the two aps that come with it?

Do these come as a UK plug or foreign with UK adaptor?

How many WiFI connected devices does this device support?

Ubiquiti Amplifi Nvidia GeForce Now Gamers Dual-Band WiFi-AC Mesh Router with 2x Access Points Black

Ubiquiti AmpliFi AFI-G Gamer Edition HD Mesh WiFi System, Router + 2x MeshPoints, 1750Mbps, Dual-Band, WiFi-a/b/g/n/ac MORE INFO MORE INFO

Home Wireless Router Kit. AmpliFi Gamer's Edition Mesh Wi-Fi System

Faster, Whole-home Wi-Fi with Digital Display

Discover Exceptional Game Streaming Performance

The Best Performance with AmpliFi HD Gamer's Edition

Designed to be a Showcase Piece in your Home

Discover the Features of the Ubiquiti Amplifi Gamers Edition

Does the router box in the middle also output a wifi signal like the two aps that come with it?

Do these come as a UK plug or foreign with UK adaptor?

How many WiFI connected devices does this device support?

Ubiquiti AmpliFi AFI-G Gamer Edition HD Mesh WiFi System, Router + 2x MeshPoints, 1750Mbps, Dual-Band, WiFi-a/b/g/n/ac
MORE INFO

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