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# Directional MIMO tech 2.4 GHz powerful radio Power over Ethernet (PoE) support Ubiquiti Networks Networks Networks 2.4GHz Nano Mimo Airmax

**Brand:** ubiquiti networks
**Price:** € 258.57
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## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your WiFi game—coverage that keeps you connected everywhere!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Ubiquiti Networks Networks Networks 2.4GHz Nano Mimo Airmax by ubiquiti networks
- **How much does it cost?** € 258.57 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Indoor & Outdoor Ready:** Sleek, weather-resistant design fits any environment, from home offices to remote outbuildings.
- • **Pro-Level Customization:** Advanced settings unlock full network control—perfect for tech-savvy pros craving flexibility.
- • **Precision Directional MIMO:** Focus your wireless beam for rock-solid, high-speed connections.
- • **Extend WiFi up to 300+ feet:** Blast your signal beyond walls and barns with ultra-long-range coverage.
- • **Plug & Power with One Cable:** Simplify setup using PoE—just one Ethernet cable for data and power.

## Overview

The Ubiquiti Networks NSM2 Nano MIMO AirMax is a 2.4 GHz wireless access point designed for ultra-long-range, high-performance WiFi coverage. Featuring directional MIMO technology and Power over Ethernet support, it delivers robust, reliable signals up to hundreds of feet away. Ideal for extending network access to remote locations like barns or large properties, this device offers professional-grade customization and a sleek, weatherproof design for both indoor and outdoor use.

## Description

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Review: Wow, does this work! Way better than I hoped for, super signal everywhere. But read on to learn about setup... - Can I give this six stars? Ten? We have a barn some 300 feet from the house. It has no power. We want to use wifi there. After much research, I found the Ubiquiti products. Basically, it's a mighty radio. Hook it to your network via an Ethernet cable and it makes you a broadcaster. Configure as a hot spot (access point) and you have wifi many hundreds of feet away. It's directional but is so powerful that I am getting the signal all around the house as well as at the barn and inside the barn. Running Speedtest, I got tons of bandwidth. (They have non-directional products in case you need to blanket an area, and these devices can be networked so that you can cover any facility (this is how stadiums and office buildings are networked). Plus: - OMG, does this work well. Blasting signal everywhere. - Quality: Beautifully made and attractive - Can mount indoors or out. - Includes Power Over Ethernet. You hook your router to a supplied power box which has a power cord; then you plug a long Ethernet cable into the other port on the power box and it goes to the Nanostation, which only needs the one Ethernet cable. Minus: Configuration is not for everyone. Pretty technical. But that's a consequence of how flexible these devices are, and there are many online guides and videos from Ubiquiti and others; and their online support is terrific. If your need is covered by one of the videos or online guides, just go step by step. While I am fairly experienced in IT and networking matters, I failed when I did it without a guide (some arcane settings -- in my case bandwidth had to be set to 20 MHz because most phones, iPads, etc. do not support the 40 MHz default. There were some other hard to guess settings.) A final shout-out to their online support, which I pestered several times before purchase. Their product line is very complex and it took a while to determine what would meet my needs. But they have the experts and gave me my answer. Rock solid, high-performance solution if you need a super-strong wifi signal.
Review: Great product, good RMA support (after initial hiccup) - This is a 5-star radio that I rate 1-star for the following reason. I have configured and installed over 2 dozen of these radios and they are fantastic. They operate very well and are a terrific value, which is why I will likely continue to purchase and deploy them. That being said, if one of your reasons to purchase them is their warranty and/or after sales service / RMA support, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. The words 'Ubiquiti' and 'responsive support' don't belong in the same sentence. I had one of two NSM2's that I purchased through desertcart fail after 8 months of service. On Saturday, April 30th I filled out their online RMA request form and received an e-mail acknowledgement of my submittal which read "...Thank you for submitting an RMA with Ubiquiti Networks. Your RMA is now in the process of being approved by the Ubiquiti RMA team. Typical approval time is within 2 business days. If you haven't heard anything about your RMA after this time, please send an email to [...] and we will check on the status for you. All the best, Ubiquiti Networks" . When I had received no more contact from them 5 business days later on Friday May 6th, I e-mailed them at the supplied e-mail address and inquired about the status. On Monday May 9th I filled out a form on the Sales Dept. page stating lack of response from the RMA folks. Their own Sales Dept. forwarded my concern that day to their RMA section asking them to 'please assist' and CC'ed me. On Wednesday May 11th, 8 business days after my initial April 30th request, I filled out the RMA form a second time and in the description of the problem I stated that I lacked a response from my initial 4/30 RMA request (no RMA number, no address to ship to, etc.). Again I received the acknowlegement which read "...Thank you for submitting an RMA with Ubiquiti Networks, yada, yada, yada, blah, blah....". So there you go. Bear in mind this could have been a unit that was DOA instead of 8 months old and the same level of response from Ubiquiti for an RMA could have happened. Hey, I could market a radio with a lifetime warranty but if I never respond to RMA requests I could make even more profit! In summary, buy it for value, not for support after sales. Ignore their warranty, after all, Ubiquiti Support does. Heck, they even ignore their own Sales Dept. ! Good luck if you purchase a Ubiquiti product....you're on your own if it ever fails while it's 'in warranty'. UPDATE: Sat. 5/14/16: On Thurs. 5/12/16 I finally received an e-mail from Ubiquiti Support with my RMA info, 9 business days, a couple of e-mails and 1 re-submission after my initial request. They said my request was approved on 5/2 and to 'check my spam filter'. I replied that no such replies from them existed in my spam folder either and that this was first contact I had received from them since the beginning. Who knows? Anyway, I shipped the unit on 5/12 and the USPS is to deliver it on Sat. 5/14. I'll keep you posted how the RMA process plays out. UPDATE: Fri. 6/3/16: On Wed. 6/1/16, 3 weeks after I shipped the defective one to them, I received a brand new NSM2 to replace the defective one, a rapid and positive response to my RMA. Way to go, Ubiquiti! I have no immediate need to install it, but will say this: hopefully my week of frustration trying to get an RMA is not typical and has been addressed. I am still a big fan of the company and their products, so I plan to upgrade my initial rating from 1 star to 5.

## Features

- Ubiquiti Networks networks networks networks 2.4GHz Nano MIMO airman
- Model Number: NSM2
- Country Of Origin: China
- Item Package Weight: 1.0 lb

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00HXT8K4O |
| Batteries | 1 AA batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #216 in Computer Networking Wireless Access Points |
| Brand | Ubiquiti Networks |
| Color | White |
| Computer Memory Type | DDR3 SDRAM |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (728) |
| Date First Available | May 19, 2017 |
| Flash Memory Size | 8 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 1 x 1 x 1 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.1 pounds |
| Item model number | NSM2 |
| Language | German, German, German, German, German |
| Manufacturer | Ubiquiti |
| Number of Processors | 1 |
| Operating System | RouterOS |
| Product Dimensions | 1 x 1 x 1 inches |
| Series | NSM2 |
| Standing screen display size | 24 Inches |
| Voltage | 24 Volts |
| Wireless Type | 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Ubiquiti Networks
- **Color:** White
- **Compatible Devices:** Laptop
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wi-Fi
- **Frequency Band Class:** Single-Band
- **Included Components:** Part
- **Model Name:** NSM2
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Home
- **Special Feature:** WPS
- **Wireless Communication Standard:** 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency

## Images

![Ubiquiti Networks Networks Networks 2.4GHz Nano Mimo Airmax - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41Xm1hG06cL.jpg)
![Ubiquiti Networks Networks Networks 2.4GHz Nano Mimo Airmax - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/312lBBbnrVL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can I "extend" my home WiFi signal with this, to basement, with same SSID, by plugging it into an Ethernet jack in basement that gets a full 25Mbs?**
A: YES, As long as the connection in the basement is routed properly and the WIRELESS SECURITY SETTINGS EXACTLY MATCHES the primary wireless signal EXCEPT FOR THE WIRELESS CHANNEL which must be DIFFERENT on this device than your primary wireless signal's CHANNEL. Regarding the wireless channel, you'll want to make sure that your primary router's wireless channel is FIXED (SET) to a channel (usually you'll want Channel 1, then 6, or 11 for your UBNT device so that both devices are on "non-overlapping" channels). You'll want to set this device's channel to a different channel (1, 6, or 11; whichever, channel of these you didn't set for the primary router). Step-by-Step:First, connect this device to a computer directly via ethernet cable and assign a static IP address to your computer's Ethernet card in the 192.168.1.X range such as 192.168.1.10 (but not 192.168.1.1 which will be your default gateway nor 192.168.1.20 which is the default IP address for the UBNT device); also set your subnet mask to 255.255.255.0 and your default gateway to 192.168.1.1 on your computer's network card (you'll want to reset these settings back to your previous settings after you're done configuring the UBNT device). At this point, I recommend downloading the latest firmware to be applied later, found at: http://www.ubnt.com/download#NanoStation:M2Next, simply login to the UBNT device via any web browser on your computer and goto:    http://192.168.1.20username: ubnt    password ubnt select your countyOn the first login I recommend that you apply the latest firmware downloaded earlier. Goto the system tab, select the firmware file. Upload. Wait for refresh. Reboot. Then do a reset to factory settings from the screen. Log back in and select country once more.  Click the system tab to change username and password settings, if desired. Apply changes.Next you'll make the settings changes: (warning: don't "apply" changes until last step just "save"). Set your device's wireless mode to Access Point, match your wireless security settings exactly as your primary router's wireless signal (except for the channel: change this to a different number than your primary router's wireless signal), change channel width to 20MHz (so regular wifi devices can connect to the UBNT device). Save settings. On the network tab, make sure the UBNT device is set for bridge network mode (if you want primary router to handle the IP and DNS assignments via DCHP) or router network mode (if you need to separate the basement network from the main network), then save settings. Click the UBNT logo tab and UNCHECK the enable airmax setting (so that non-UBNT devices such as laptops and computers can connect to this device), then save. Then apply. Disconnect and reset your computer's network card settings. Connect the ethernet cable to the basement ethernet jack. Connect your computer via wifi to your UBNT device. Surf the web. Mission complete.P.S. If you don't need the extra gain, you can go with the loco version of this device, Ubiquiti Nanostation Loco M2http://www.amazon.com/Ubiquiti-LOCOM2-US-NanoStation-loco-M2/dp/B004EGI3CI/P.S.S. If you need more than 3 wireless access points on the same network use UBNT "unifi" devices instead.

**Q: Is the PoE included with the NanoStation M2?**
A: Larry - yes, POE adapter is included with this antenna.

**Q: Can I use it to connect to a public wifi to which I have no physical access to then re-broadcast to my usb wifi adapter?**
A: You can connect to an access point in router mode.  Your ethernet cable then carries the connection, which you would then have to plugin to another wireless router back inside your home.  It does not have a repeater mode.  Usually these types of arrangements have some latency and possible channel interference so you will want your rebroadcasting device to use a different channel. There are dedicated repeaters on the market; and dd-wrt flashing can convert some old routers into a working repeater.

**Q: I'd like to set it up to receive a wifi signal and repeat it. Will it do that?**
A: Nanostation M2 is most commonly used as PTP (point to point) line of sight radios. A lot of people are under the misconception that this somehow shoots a blanket of Wi-Fi over the entire area, but that is not how these radios work. By using the UB-AM (antenna mount) and NANOMOUNT or NS-WM (wall mount) you should try to align the radios so they have line of sight to each other to achieve maximum distance. If there are trees or buildings in the way and line of sight is not possible, the Nanostation M900's 900MHz signal can pass through objects.
You will need 2 radios to use PTP. The M2 series operates on 2.4GHz spectrum, the M5s operate on 5GHz spectrum, and the M900 works on 900MHz. The 5GHz network cannot be seen by a client device (laptop, desktop, phone, etc). You will not see the SSID being broadcast from the 5GHz because these radios are designed to talk to each other, not a client device. 5GHz has the greatest distance, but cannot pass through objects; the 2.4GHz can go through small objects; and the 900MHz can go through a building. The distances are as follows:
NSM2: 13+ KM (8.07 Miles)
It's important to note that a LocoM2 cannot talk to an M5 because of the different frequency, although a Nanostation M2 is compatible with a LocoM2.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wow, does this work! Way better than I hoped for, super signal everywhere. But read on to learn about setup...
*by M***L on May 4, 2017*

Can I give this six stars? Ten? We have a barn some 300 feet from the house. It has no power. We want to use wifi there. After much research, I found the Ubiquiti products. Basically, it's a mighty radio. Hook it to your network via an Ethernet cable and it makes you a broadcaster. Configure as a hot spot (access point) and you have wifi many hundreds of feet away. It's directional but is so powerful that I am getting the signal all around the house as well as at the barn and inside the barn. Running Speedtest, I got tons of bandwidth. (They have non-directional products in case you need to blanket an area, and these devices can be networked so that you can cover any facility (this is how stadiums and office buildings are networked). Plus: - OMG, does this work well. Blasting signal everywhere. - Quality: Beautifully made and attractive - Can mount indoors or out. - Includes Power Over Ethernet. You hook your router to a supplied power box which has a power cord; then you plug a long Ethernet cable into the other port on the power box and it goes to the Nanostation, which only needs the one Ethernet cable. Minus: Configuration is not for everyone. Pretty technical. But that's a consequence of how flexible these devices are, and there are many online guides and videos from Ubiquiti and others; and their online support is terrific. If your need is covered by one of the videos or online guides, just go step by step. While I am fairly experienced in IT and networking matters, I failed when I did it without a guide (some arcane settings -- in my case bandwidth had to be set to 20 MHz because most phones, iPads, etc. do not support the 40 MHz default. There were some other hard to guess settings.) A final shout-out to their online support, which I pestered several times before purchase. Their product line is very complex and it took a while to determine what would meet my needs. But they have the experts and gave me my answer. Rock solid, high-performance solution if you need a super-strong wifi signal.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great product, good RMA support (after initial hiccup)
*by T***R on May 12, 2016*

This is a 5-star radio that I rate 1-star for the following reason. I have configured and installed over 2 dozen of these radios and they are fantastic. They operate very well and are a terrific value, which is why I will likely continue to purchase and deploy them. That being said, if one of your reasons to purchase them is their warranty and/or after sales service / RMA support, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. The words 'Ubiquiti' and 'responsive support' don't belong in the same sentence. I had one of two NSM2's that I purchased through amazon fail after 8 months of service. On Saturday, April 30th I filled out their online RMA request form and received an e-mail acknowledgement of my submittal which read "...Thank you for submitting an RMA with Ubiquiti Networks. Your RMA is now in the process of being approved by the Ubiquiti RMA team. Typical approval time is within 2 business days. If you haven't heard anything about your RMA after this time, please send an email to [...] and we will check on the status for you. All the best, Ubiquiti Networks" . When I had received no more contact from them 5 business days later on Friday May 6th, I e-mailed them at the supplied e-mail address and inquired about the status. On Monday May 9th I filled out a form on the Sales Dept. page stating lack of response from the RMA folks. Their own Sales Dept. forwarded my concern that day to their RMA section asking them to 'please assist' and CC'ed me. On Wednesday May 11th, 8 business days after my initial April 30th request, I filled out the RMA form a second time and in the description of the problem I stated that I lacked a response from my initial 4/30 RMA request (no RMA number, no address to ship to, etc.). Again I received the acknowlegement which read "...Thank you for submitting an RMA with Ubiquiti Networks, yada, yada, yada, blah, blah....". So there you go. Bear in mind this could have been a unit that was DOA instead of 8 months old and the same level of response from Ubiquiti for an RMA could have happened. Hey, I could market a radio with a lifetime warranty but if I never respond to RMA requests I could make even more profit! In summary, buy it for value, not for support after sales. Ignore their warranty, after all, Ubiquiti Support does. Heck, they even ignore their own Sales Dept. ! Good luck if you purchase a Ubiquiti product....you're on your own if it ever fails while it's 'in warranty'. UPDATE: Sat. 5/14/16: On Thurs. 5/12/16 I finally received an e-mail from Ubiquiti Support with my RMA info, 9 business days, a couple of e-mails and 1 re-submission after my initial request. They said my request was approved on 5/2 and to 'check my spam filter'. I replied that no such replies from them existed in my spam folder either and that this was first contact I had received from them since the beginning. Who knows? Anyway, I shipped the unit on 5/12 and the USPS is to deliver it on Sat. 5/14. I'll keep you posted how the RMA process plays out. UPDATE: Fri. 6/3/16: On Wed. 6/1/16, 3 weeks after I shipped the defective one to them, I received a brand new NSM2 to replace the defective one, a rapid and positive response to my RMA. Way to go, Ubiquiti! I have no immediate need to install it, but will say this: hopefully my week of frustration trying to get an RMA is not typical and has been addressed. I am still a big fan of the company and their products, so I plan to upgrade my initial rating from 1 star to 5.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ BANG FOR THE BUCK!
*by D***) on December 14, 2012*

What a great product! I run avery large network and up until now all of my wireless back-hauls have been with equipment from the largest companies in the business and most expensive equipment on the market, (10-25 times the cost of this entire solution). I will not do this anymore We first tried this product on a mission trip in the Caicos to remotely connect the only Christian radio station in the area. At the time we chose it based a few good review from colleagues but primarily it was the price that encouraged us to take a chance. I am glad we did! This was a simple install and it went perfectly. It is still going nearly two years later. It worked so well there that we ordered a pair for a mission critical link for our Agency and I am very pleased with this product. The documentation that came with it is light but the online WIKI is terrific. I have a rather advanced network and intall need for this so i ended up calling support. I had to wait on a call back, random not scheduled. It did not take to long and the gentleman I got was courteous though we very quickly got to deep for his knowledge. I found it difficult to get escalated to amore knowledgable tech however the information he was able to give me explaining how the unit behaves relative to certain settings gave me enough info to figure it out on my own. The equipment is great, the software interface is fantastic! Worth far more than I paid for this product. It was very easy to get a basic configuration up. A little more complicated to pass VLANS and Trunk etc. But all in all a great experience. I went with the Winegaurd J tube Mount and it worked OK but the tube bracket on the back of the Untit is slightly smaller than the diameter of most generic mounts so you may want to order the one from Ubiquiti if your looking for a perfect fit. I will use this product again and so should you!

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