All 3 options are designed for use in professional office spaces with high bandwidth requirements. 

The Ruckus R670 is the highest performance access point among the 3 options above, due to its ability to support WiFi 7. This new generation of WiFi can support much higher speeds as it has double the bandwidth and increased transmission rates. It can support data intensive streaming like 4K/8K transmissions and new technology such as virtual and augmented reality experiences.  

The Ruckus R550 is a mid-range option, with similar capabilities as the R670, but at a lower specification – only supports up to WiFi 6. It is worth noting that most devices are yet to have WiFi 7 enabled on them, so this option is more than capable of handling day-to-day business.    

PRICING CAVEAT: The costs above assumes that there is an available firewall in place. Should one be required, there will be an additional £20pm to the above.  

Ruckus vs Unifi

Ruckus access points are enterprise-grade and typically deployed for larger-scale, higher density environments. They utilise their trademark BeamFlex adaptive antenna technology to extend coverage and mitigate interference with other signals, hence optimising the Wi-Fi performance across the space. Their ChannelFly dynamic channel technology enables optimal throughput without the need for complex IT configurations.

UniFi is a cost-effective option, typically used in small to mid-size deployments. This is suitable for lower density environments, and smaller office spaces.