MikroTik mAP Lite - This thing is TINY!

I picked up this neat little MikroTik mAP Lite from Amazon. Check out how tiny this access point is! It is a 2.4Ghz 2x2 AP the size of a box of matches! It appears to have a pretty full feature set of RouterOS on it too! I'm super impressed with this thing for the price! If you need a small access point for projects or travel check this thing out! Link below! More Ubiquiti config videos coming!
MikroTik mAP Lite: amzn.to/2i81ck5
MikrTik mAP: amzn.to/2gN0zzK
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[@ocdtechtalk]

These are awesome. Really need a dual band version.

[@kooldad1]

Thanks Willie, I ordered one from your link! I definitely want to test this out.

[@drkk7257]

Bought. Will be here tomorrow. Awesome.

[@garry4086]

Great video. I will add one of these to my collection

These things probably get hidden a lot in schools and offices because they can be placed under these roofs or inside these LED lamps which also can work as reflector.

I use mine everyday at school. Also when I have to configure something over wifi I just configure a bridge and can work from my phone. Super awesome.

[@fairsitetechnologies9813]

Tag line: Shameless Silhouette Cameo product placement video finishing with the Blair Witch Closeup of Willie :) Very cool device - thanks for showing it off!

[@jasonwmcintosh]

Just picked up a GL-AR300M to play with. I'll have to check this out also!

[@matttheman4331]

Awesome video that is an awesome little ap

[@TNSnapperhead]

Thanks Willie... Just bought 4 through your link

[@hesamhaghpanah8081]

Hello there I wana build a wireless mesh with 10 of these(it’s tiny i want to attach human body), my question is , is there any limitation ? Is this processor suitable for my work?

[@Balticnetworks]

These mAP Lites are tiny but very useful!

[@longtimber1]

Use Winbox - All MicroTik devices run Router OS. I Love the MAP with 8-57V POE In and Out. hope they do a Dual Band ver soon. SOLAR direct and add 4 18650's.

[@BarryArendt]

That awwsome I am going to get one to tinker with.

[@BarryArendt]

Not for that price no I can see this being a super handy device to use in small deployments in small office.

[@MarekAndreansky]

Can it be used with a Radius server?

[@mykhal]

Did you solve POE powering? Wasn't crossover (mode B) cable needed?

[@pavelivanov980]

He is really very small. When I opened the box and pulled out the power supply, my impression was: "there is no router!"

[@diavuno3835]

But does it do wds

[@Ghaniaflorist]

Support modem ?

[@HBcoreone]

More video of this:D

[@Walterz930]

Nice little device though they would of been cheaper by now

[@ocdtechtalk]

These would work perfectly in my situation but I can not get them to work. The issue is that it WANTS to be a dhcp server. I don't need it to be a DHCP server. I need it to be an AP. I already have an DHCP server. If I turn off the DHCP server it does not work. These things are WAY to complicated. WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY to complicated. I understand power, but if I just need a simple AP shouldn't that be an option?

[@minecameraPL]

They'are a bit complicated but once you get hang of it it's extremely flexible

[@ocdtechtalk]

@@minecameraPL I did finally get them to work. Very power software. I configured 10 of them via script super easy (once you figure it out). Unfortunately I found that I could not power these off a PoE switch only with a PoE injector. They do not draw enough power for a PoE switch to recognize that anything is connected. I hope MikroTik releases a 5ghz version soon.

[@catalin1859]

So is a PoE or not ?

[@WillieHowe]

Yea

[@toysareforboys1]

2.4ghz, yuk :(

[@matttheman4331]

Willie Howe very true

[@ishtimal]

2.4 is perfect for something like this. Generally these things wont see anything major.

[@johnmeyers6115]

*_"2.4ghz, yuk :("_* Wireless internet connection, yuk :(

Still can be better for network capacity. You could hide these things inside lamps in schools or behind tables in hotels. For these uses, it may actually be better to have a 100 Mbps router in every room instead of a Gbps router for 20 rooms.

[@johnmeyers6115]

Oh really? Rubber feet go on the bottom? 🤣🤣🤣