Haha, that could be kinda neat.

It is a joke!! Cause there isn't one.

Fair point. I actually thought they were 😬

Little video is here: kzbin.infoLtY2EsA8b8U?feature=share Big video coming soon 😀

LIES!!

Good question. I uninstalled Protect to start with, using the Unifi CLI, but every time you update the OS, the Protect app is installed again, so I just leave it there now.

You mean the best range with the IR?

@@LarsKlintTech yes-- as seen on tv or youtube now days

Haha, yep 😁

Thanks for your input Benny. I love getting all practical opinions on the devices ☺ I agree, the AI features and products are still in their infancy, and we haven't see anywhere near the full potential yet. I have only just got the camera, so I don't know the history of firmware changes in details. Anything you can share? So far, I have only had issues with the number plate recognition occasionally. BTW: I have some pole mounts I have used for 3-4 years and still going strong, but I will check them for cracks now :☺ Thanks again for watching.

@@LarsKlintTech I have been using UniFi cameras since it was called UniFi Video and you could BYO NVR/Server and those days were great. Now, locked into a product that has always been lacking in performance. Different firmwares have affected the abilities of the AI each time and currently, they suck. China is way better at these features. The Pole mounts, if the steel ones, they fine. The cast ally's are weak and break.

It must be, right? 😂

No worries, thanks for watching ☺

Thanks for watching Mats 😊

Interesting. What is the theory in doing that?

@@LarsKlintTech a little bit of understanding how image recognition works, it looks like one large black background of the bumper with a black background on the plate with silver letters and that’s a lot of pixels to process

@@a9503128 Alright, that kinda make sense. I will test out your theory ☺

Thanks mate, and thanks for watching ☺

Thank you 🤗 And thanks for watching.

Not really. It's more of a horse crossed with a kookaburra.

Ai pro can you turn off the swirly HAL light?

This is a good point. Silicone will work well, but a bit messy and tricky to move the camera then. I don't know where you get spares. I will add to my list to ask.

@@LarsKlintTech any chance of a reach out to Unifi on that?

@@simonhall886 Yep, will do.

Officially the G5 Pro is USD379 and the AI Pro is USD499, but they do fluctuate on resellers' sites.

​@@LarsKlintTechjust started watching... Hoping those are the full prices... No subscriptions

@@l0gic23no subscription with Ubiquiti but you do need to run one of their NVRs.

​@@l0gic23UniFi does not have any subscription costs, so yes, those are the prices.

You are most welcome mate. More videos to come on this awesome camera too ☺

Correction. @26:00 looks like it was taken off. Was it off for all of the test?

He mentions that around 25:00

Yeah, thanks mate. Initially it was on, but I removed it pretty quickly. It only affected the night vision as well. The camera quality is as good as it gets ☺️

Very very good question, which I also have. That will be a separate video, so coming soon ☺☺ Short answer; yes.

Thanks mate ☺ I would choose the G5 Pro over the G4 Pro too, but it is harder with the AI Pro. I suspect it will get a lot more AI features over time. I haven't got an AI 360, but that is disappointing.

I have also seen the AI 360 and the quality is shocking

Thanks Antony. It was bound to happen ☺

I hesitate every time realising it is a single shot experience 😂

Thanks Steve for watching. That is exactly what I am going for, to make it as relatable as possible. No golden path or polished bug-free production. Glad you liked it ☺

Are you saying I don't have a brain for liking the U7 Pro? 🤔 I don't think the U7 Pro should have been a lite. Comparing with the U6 lite, it has larger coverage, more spatial streams and faster uplink. I would think that there is a U7 Lite coming, but generally companies start with the high end/more powerful devices, as that is where early adopters buy in. The more mass market devices come after. I agree, it sucks that the BT connection is gone, as I also have the AIO sensor, but that is the only device that uses BT afaik. I can kinda see why it is gone.

@@LarsKlintTech Sorry but to me these AP's don't make much sense for non enterprise customers. Which also ties in to understanding the removal of BT. If you understand why, it might become apparent what type of hardware, software and sales models Ubiquiti is shifting to. At the moment, it doesn't appear to include enthusiasts/prosumers. Even the U6 Lite has BT for crying out loud. As for a U7 Lite coming, not sure how much more you could cut the U7 Pro down while maintaining high performance at a low enough price point to make it an enticing offer especially with their new price/feature ratio. With real world WiFi 7 speeds, who would want an AP for example with a 1Gbe uplink or no 6GHz or no MLO or 2x less spatial streams etc. etc. etc. This isn't the subtle upgrade from WiFi 5 to WiFi 6. The real world Tx/Rx capability of WiFi 7 is considerably higher and sacrificing that speed potential defeats the purpose when going with an even lower end AP than the U7 Pro. Relative to WiFi 7's capabilities, the U7 Pro already seems as if it is cut near to the bone. I wouldn't mind paying a higher price for a more feature rich U7 AP as I am heavily invested in UniFi gear. But I won't buy one if it doesn't make sense on most levels. Which is why I waited till the U6 Pro's came out to upgrade. I hope the current high prices with lackluster configurations change, but I don't see that happening anytime soon as they better suit the high end enterprise market.

@@URackADisciprine Fair enough. I appreciate your point of view, and thanks so much for watching ☺

I am not using aggregate uplinks, but I will look in to it. Thanks for the tip ☺

@@LarsKlintTech Your network will be beter if You do this good - If You intrested to get agregate uplinks betwen buildings I recomended giber and 10 gbits sfp+ if all your swiches haver sfp plug and meybe You need USW Aggregation or USW Aggregation Pro - pro have more then 8 sfp+ plugs

@@tomaszmilos Oh, I would love to have 10Gbit connections, but it is a ton of digging, which is expensive and time intensive. I am not prepared to that just yet ☺

That sounds like a great project Ed. I'm glad you got something out of the videos on the channel 😊 Are you documenting the build anywhere?

Could be either I'd argue. Also, I only had one hand free 😂

It's not an addiction if you can stop anytime you want. Right? RIGHT!

Yeah, me too. I think a U7 lite could be the new go to AP.

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Which store do you need it for?

@@LarsKlintTech Pity Ubiquiti don't run an official shop in your home country AU.

@@tariqismrgrumpy yep, I'm still hopeful it'll come ☺️

Yep, that is fair. That is a great device too. 😊

Thanks for the feedback and suggestions. Partial backups are fine if you do them regularly, and you can run them any time on your system afaik. I prefer full backups because my OCD dictates it 😂 It wouldn't be difficult to set up a process or script that removes files older than a certain number of days. I might do that. I don't understand your point 3.

@@LarsKlintTech I just understood that partial backups are not like incremental backups. Forget my comment on that. Because of that my third point becomes obsolete.

There have been several firmware upgrades since I recorded this, so that might explain it. I should try charging it again with a standard cable. The distance limiter can no longer be switched off. It is a really annoying 🙄

@@LarsKlintTech ahh ok, I'll have a word with support then, thanks.

@@SimonGoldberger I just tried again and my remote will only charge with the supplied cable. I did get a pre-production unit, so perhaps it has changed.

Good question. I don't have a switch with 2.5Gb ports, so not in this case.

@@LarsKlintTech dose it not need 2.5 port to get full though put etc

@@rrrrrrrr290 No, it will get the throughput of the connection you provide, whether that is a 2.5Gbps, 1Gbps, 100Mbit, or something else.

Thanks for watching Joel. No, the Cloud Gateway Ultra only runs Unifi Network, and not Access. You would need a Dream Machine Pro/SE or something that can run the Access app.

Ah, of course. And the "scan" function decides the channel width?

​@@LarsKlintTechThe scan function displays the coverage of the currently selected width but does not make any changes. You need to adjust the width manually. A good starting point is 40 MHz for 2.4 GHz and 80 MHz for 5 GHz. The Unifi defaults are conservative because wider channels can create more noise for your neighbours, which is more significant in urban areas.

@@mastiha thanks so much mate. That is super helpful. You should create some KZbin videos on this 😂

@@LarsKlintTech lol, thanks Lars.

True, but I think that is the only device that is dependent on Bluetooth? 🤔

Thanks mate, appreciate the kind words. I really want at least one of the outdoor U7 devices too. I could get acres of WIFI 7! 😂 You think you could get it that accurate to detect your car/phone in time?

Have you heard of the U7 Pro from Unifi? Apparently it is really good.

@@LarsKlintTech if only someone would do a video about it 🤣

@@Stephen-Jones I wouldn't hold my breath 🙄