I don’t have my region set to US/CA, I left it in MY so never tried enabling that

If you have the money, by all means go ahead

But realistically speaking, for home environments, consider U7PM and U7XG/U7XGS, if you don’t have much clients running on 6GHz, don’t bother trying to get 4x4 with E7

2x2 is plenty fast enough as is, and currently I believe E7 line is still a bit buggy with firmware compared to U7 line

Not to mention the need for 10GB switch and PoE+++ injector, compared to 2.5GB and PoE++

I got a PoE+++ with my purchase from Synchroweb, Ubiquiti branded, not sure if offers still pertains with the current price since I got it during discount

Actually they didn’t mention on whether 10GB PoE+++ is included by default, it just kinda came with it when I checked the package when it arrived, maybe they just give as freebie during promo period?

Enthusiast level products, and for intermediate/advance homelabbers that can't pay Cisco/Aruba tier pricing.

Ubi products are comparable to proper enterprise gear but costs way less to the same tier of products offered. And not to mention the buy once use "forever" idealogy. UDM Pro for example, is released in Feb of 2019. Till now, it still has proper support/software updates from Ubiquiti and has no signs of EOL **yet**.

Agree on software end, enterprise grade hardware but but falls extremely short on software

It's just Ubiquiti's pattern at this point, release unfinished software and make the user the beta tester, but with that it also allows them to keep their hardware cheaper when compared, just the gambit of Ubiquiti ecosystem