Ubiquiti UDR7 — Wi‑Fi 7 Tri‑Band Router with 2.5GbE WAN & 10G SFP+

Overview

From Ubiquiti Networks comes the UDR7, a high‑performance router that blends Wi‑Fi 7 technology with enterprise‑grade management in a single, sleek chassis. It delivers tri‑band coverage across 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz, helping devices share the air more efficiently as homes or small offices add streaming, gaming, and collaboration tools. The 6 GHz band helps keep signals clear in busy environments, letting multiple devices connect with less interference.

In addition to wireless capability, the UDR7 provides a robust wired backbone with a 2.5 GbE WAN port and a dedicated 10G SFP+ uplink. The built‑in 4‑port switch includes one PoE port, enabling you to power cameras or access points directly from the router while keeping cables tidy. A MicroSD slot adds local storage options for logs or small data tasks, streamlining onsite management.

Key capabilities

• Integrated 6‑stream WiFi 7 access point with 6 GHz support for higher capacity
• Full UniFi management suite included for centralized control
• Designed to oversee 30+ UniFi devices and 300+ clients from a single interface
• Integrated 4‑port switch with one PoE port to power compatible devices
• 1× 10G SFP+ port and 1× 2.5 GbE WAN port for fast uplinks

Performance and versatility

The device targets demanding home networks and small offices, offering up to 5700 Mbps total throughput across bands. Wi‑Fi 7 (802.11be) brings improved efficiency, better multi‑device experiences, and faster real‑time applications, especially when several devices are active at once.

• 6 GHz band minimizes contention in dense setups
• IEEE 802.1Q VLAN support enables straightforward network segmentation

Management, security, and expandability

Security options include PPSK and a range of WPA variants (WPA, WPA‑Enterprise, WPA2, WPA3), with MAC address filtering for added control. The UniFi ecosystem simplifies firmware updates and device monitoring, while OSPF routing support helps networks scale into larger deployments. A MicroSD card slot supports local storage for logs or lightweight data needs.