Ubiquiti Networks EdgeRouter 10X, 10-Port High-Performance Gigabit Router with PoE Flexibility (ER-10X)
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- Connectivity Technology: Ethernet
- Country of origin : China
- Model Number : ER-10X
- Package Dimensions : 7.8 L x 21.1 W x 31.1 H (centimeters)
Description
EDGEROUTER 10X
Brand: Ubiquiti Networks
Model Name: 10-Port Gigabit Router with PoE
Special Feature: WPS
Frequency Band Class: Single-Band
Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11ad
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Recommended Uses For Product: Home
Included Components: ER-10X
Connectivity Technology: Ethernet
Color: Black
RAM: 512 MB
Wireless Type: 802.11ad
Brand: Ubiquiti Networks
Series: 10-Port Gigabit Router with PoE
Item model number: ER-10X
Operating System: EdgeOS
Item Weight: 1.32 pounds
Product Dimensions: 10.56 x 5.37 x 1.22 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 10.56 x 5.37 x 1.22 inches
Color: Black
Number of Processors: 2
Flash Memory Size: 512
Voltage: 24 Volts
Manufacturer: UBIQUITI - US
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: June 15, 2019
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I bought this router because of it's 10 ports (9 after you designate the WAN port), and I wanted to use it as an internal router in my network (to isolate the 'parents' network from the 'kids' network for security reasons). Advice: read the online setup documentation BEFORE you try to set up this router. PROS: 10 ports (9 after you allocate the WAN port) Runs very cool, after running it for a week, I can barely feel any heat coming off of it. Easy to update firmware. Easy to set up using the Basic Set up wizard (but more complicated after the wizard) Factor installed firmware is recent and works (unlike other Edgemax Routers I've used) Fast. My network is a bit snappier after installing this router. Web pages load faster. Excellent online resources for managing and setting up Ubiquity Routers. CONS: No quick startup documentation comes with the router. You need to look it up online. Slow to reboot. Takes about 5 minutes. User interface is difficult to use and understand, not as nice as the Ubiquity Unifi interface, not simple like consumer routers, not for a non-techical user.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2020 by A.N.Onymouse
I know some of the reviews suggest that this router is geared for a more tech-savvy user but I disagree. Every router has its approach to managing settings and Ubiqiti EdgeRouters are no different. I didn't find the learning curve with this router to be more difficult than other routers. In fact, the EdgeOS interface makes a lot more sense to me than the UI of my last router, an Actiontec MI424WR. If you just want to get up and running with some sensible default settings, run one of the wizards, change your admin user ID and password, and you'll be good to go. I'm using the EdgeRouter 10x with to power a Ubiquiti AP-AC-Lite access point using over a ~40 foot run of CAT5e. It works great and it's so nice to not have to use a PoE injector any more!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2021 by Enos Fudrucker
Router was easy to set up and it's been up and running for two months now without any hiccups or problems providing full ISP guaranteed speed and reliable routing. User interface is feature rich and provides all the functionality you will ever need to configure your network according to your needs.
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2020 by Dean Kuga
Pluses: - Many config options - Can be managed with scripts via ssh - Insecure telnet access not open by default - Reasonable price - Many ports (10 + console) - Has deep packet inspection which allows you to see all devices and which apps/sites they use over time - Proxy-arp between networks - Hairpin NAT support - Many other features, too many to enumerate here - Nice colorful graphs - Fast and very reliable operation - Low power consumption Minuses: - Boot time is slow (~1-2 min) - UI is not the most intuitive. Main menu doesn't have DHCP client-list (hidden under 3-level of clicks). Has unnatural menu-tabs both on top (Dashboard, Traffic-Analysis, Firewall, Servies) and on bottom of screen (Alerts & System). And to add more confusion, some links on the left. Takes time to get used to and find everything you need (They are all there, just hard to find) - Running vyos (Vyatta OS) which is an admin layer above debian/Linux with an additional arcane command-set. This may be an advantage if you manage big networks with many devices, since UNMS (Ubiquiti network management system) allows you to automate everything, including auto-updates, and keep track of downtimes, and much more via vyos. - Naively adding stuff/changes doesn't survive reboots (for that you will need to create a new image, using configure + commit + save in vyos) - Installing some new software is not trivial: e.g. even though this is debian-based (mipsel architecture). e.g. rsync from debian repositories had either too high-version prereqs or too low-versions vs existing libs/software on the device. Need to use the old "build from source" route or find dedicated vyos repos. - Restoring config from backup in the UI doesn't actually change the config. Again: you need to configure + commit + save in vyos which I found quite confusing. Overall, I'm very happy with this purchase. The ability to really see what's going on on your network is a major plus. Having a Linux system and ssh to it gives you much more control than a limited HTTP interface. If you like tweaking your network equipment and know Linux, this may be one of the better options out there.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2020 by Ruby Day
I used this as a basic router between some Ethernet devices and a WiFi AP, connected to a standard cable modem. I did nothing but the basic setup wizard. Everything would work fine and the GUI is nice until some point after a week or so it would lock up. The switch would fail and the GUI or SSH would not work. It would usually take many reboots to get it back up sometimes I would have to hard reset and start again. I blamed my ISP for a long time, but I bought a new modem and it still happened, then went to an old router and it was fine. I went back and forth with support and they eventually replaced it with another one. Same deal. I gave up with it since it is out of return time and I don’t think replacing it for a third time will do anything. Nice idea, good price, if only it were more reliable for a home network!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2021 by JonFitt
But if you want to graduate beyond whatever your ISP wants to re-sell you month after month, or you need to set up a legitimate home office (or even a small business location/branch), the learning curve is worth it). Of course you will want to pair this with a wireless access point. The POE port makes this fairly painless (and the AP options from this company are reasonable priced and very powerful). Do keep in mind, it is a single POE port. If you want to run a mesh or you have a set of security cameras to jack into as well, you will need to look at a different option. Otherwise, once you have it set up, you'll be glad you spent the time.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2020 by Christopher J Crowe