Access points
Wi-Fi access points for home, office and outdoors: Wi-Fi 6, 6E and 7, PoE power, ceiling and wall mounting. TP-Link Omada, Ubiquiti UniFi, MikroTik, Teltonika, D-Link.
Products
TP-Link EAP787 Wi-Fi 7 access point BE15000, tri-band, ceiling mount
Teltonika TAP100 Wi-Fi 4 access point 300 Mbit/s, PoE, ceiling mount
TP-Link EAP115 Wi-Fi access point 802.11n 300 Mbit/s, 2.4 GHz, PoE
Ubiquiti U7-PRO-XGS Wi-Fi 7 access point 2.4/5/6 GHz, 10G PoE++, White
TP-Link RE305 range extender 802.11ac, 300 + 867 Mbit/s, dual-band
TP-Link Omada EAP110 Wi-Fi access point 300 Mbit/s, 2.4 GHz, passive PoE
TP-Link RE300 mesh range extender 802.11ac, 300 + 867 Mbit/s, dual-band
TP-Link Omada OC300 hardware controller, 2 × 1G LAN, USB 3.0
TP-Link Archer TX10E Wi-Fi adapter PCIe, Wi-Fi 6 AX900, Bluetooth
Ubiquiti UniFi 5G Max network device, 1 × RJ-45, PoE powered
Ubiquiti UniFi 5G Max Outdoor router, 1 × RJ-45 port, PoE powered
Ubiquiti E7 Wi-Fi 7 access point 11,500 Mbit/s, 2.4/5/6 GHz, 10GbE, PoE++
TP-Link TL-WA801N Wi-Fi access point 300 Mbps, 2.4 GHz, passive PoE
How to choose a Wi-Fi access point
An access point is the right choice when the router's Wi-Fi does not cover the house or office and a cable can be run. Unlike an extender it does not halve the speed: data comes over the cable and the air is served at full power.
- Wi-Fi standard. Wi-Fi 6 (AX1800–AX5400) is the sensible baseline: many devices, less interference from neighbours. Wi-Fi 6E adds the free 6 GHz band; Wi-Fi 7 (BE3600–BE19000) brings a 2.5G or 10G port and the lowest latency.
- PoE power. Most access points take power over the network cable: 802.3af (15 W) suits a Wi-Fi 6 model, 802.3at or PoE+ (30 W) is needed for Wi-Fi 6E and 7.
- Mounting. A ceiling access point covers 100–150 m² around itself; a wall model (EAP650-Wall, U6-IW, U7 Pro Wall) fits a wall box and adds Ethernet ports; outdoor units are IP67.
- Management. A single access point is set up from a web page. With three or more, pick an ecosystem — TP-Link Omada (OC200/OC300 or cloud) or Ubiquiti UniFi — for one network name and seamless roaming.
- Client count. At home one access point per floor is enough. In an office allow 30–50 active devices per unit; HD models (EAP620HD, U7 Pro) carry more.
- Building-to-building bridge. To link two buildings without a cable you need a directional bridge: TP-Link CPE210/CPE710, MikroTik LHG and SXTsq, Ubiquiti NanoBeam and LOCO5AC reach for kilometres.
Access points in our range
The core of the range is ceiling and wall access points: TP-Link Omada EAP110 and EAP115 (N300), EAP620HD, EAP650, EAP670 and EAP673 (Wi-Fi 6), EAP683UR (6E), EAP723, EAP772, EAP773 and EAP783 (Wi-Fi 7), plus Ubiquiti UniFi U6 Plus, U6 Pro, U7 Lite, U7 Pro, U7 Pro XG and U7 LR. In-wall models are the EAP230-Wall, EAP650-Wall, U6-IW and U7 Pro Wall. Outdoor access points are the EAP650-Outdoor, EAP725-Outdoor, U7 Outdoor and U7 Pro Outdoor; bridges are the TP-Link CPE210 and CPE710, MikroTik LHG 5AXD and SXTsq 5 ax, and Ubiquiti NanoBeam 5AC and LOCO5AC. MikroTik wAP LTE kit and LtAP mini serve Wi-Fi from a 4G modem; Teltonika TAP100–TAP400 and D-Link DAP-X2810 cover industry and small offices. There are also Omada controllers OC200 and OC300, Wi-Fi range extenders TP-Link RE200–RE705X and RE220BE–RE405BE (Wi-Fi 7), Asus RP-AX50, D-Link E15 and E30, and USB Wi-Fi adapters TP-Link Archer TX23U and TBE400U.
Brands
TP-Link Omada offers the widest choice and best prices on Wi-Fi 6 and 7 access points. Ubiquiti UniFi is the standard for offices and hotels: the most mature management software and a discreet ceiling design. MikroTik is the network admin's pick for long-range outdoor bridges and LTE access points. Teltonika makes industrial units, while D-Link and Mercusys cover simple home use.
Related products
An access point needs a router and a PoE switch; if no cable can be run, see mesh systems. The full selection is in the networking section.
Frequently asked questions
Access point or mesh system? If you can run a cable, an access point gives full speed and a steadier connection. Mesh is easier to install, but the radio link between nodes costs some speed.
Does an access point work without a PoE switch? Yes, if a PoE adapter is in the box (most Omada EAP and UniFi models) or the unit has a separate power socket.
Does an Omada access point need a controller? No, a single unit is managed from its web interface. The OC200 or the free software pays off from 2–3 access points.
Do I keep my old router? Yes, an access point extends the router's network rather than replacing it. Turn off the router's own Wi-Fi or give it the same network name.
How quickly does it arrive? An access point ships as a small parcel: to an Omniva, DPD or Venipak parcel locker in 1–2 working days.