Mobility and trending....doesnt get much better when trying to troubleshoot a real issue.
340105
The ability to trend data and review later is the feature that is most valuable to me. I was able to drive while the live data was recorded as I was trying see fuel trim and 02 sensor operations amongst others. I have trended 7 items at once for more than an hour of driving several times with great result. A standard scan tool is a bit more convenient for reading a simple code, but the ability to move under the hood with the IPad while troubleshooting is really great. Love it.
2100963
Hard to express how poorly these devices have done in the field.  The company seems to prioritize new features over ever having a stable product.  The sites at which we have used the Ubiquiti products have been nothing but angry and frustrated, as have we.  Great on paper, not so much in practice.
3522513
And I pretty well got it. In fact the interface changes in the last two years is more irritating than an improvement. I understand that no product today provides complete protection but you need to do something and this is probably better than average.
4473304
Multiple users are complaining about this not providing enough current to power the A119S through its tiny gauge. The dash cam would constantly reboots due to that.
2067978
I really wanted to love this Access Point and wished it was able to replace my ageing Trendnet TEW-750DAP which lacks the gigabyte switch...

It was received as part of a Sunday 9am delivery. I was surprised to see that it was sporting the latest 1.08 firmware and scratched the updating off my list. During set up the unit experienced fainting spells if you select continue over apply for any changes, It must have been painful for it to except my customizations in bulk. I would have liked to whip through the set up but it couldn't keep up and to keep it from its fainting spells I had to apply every single change one at a time which is essentially a reboot for each.

At 10:10am all was working as per my requirements, now for some bandwidth stress testing. Lets start with the 2.4G, only 30-40Mbps for the ND45B (Must be the B of the B+G+N slowing it down) The Trendnet got 62Mpbs with G+N... (2.4G is a cluttered mess here)
Lets test the 5G - The trendnet usually gets 70-92 and no more due to its lack of a gigabyte connection while the HD45B was all over the place lacking any fluidness and consistency (It stuttered to deliver any data) with the downloads, one test it could be 107Mbps and the next it could be roughly 30Mbps (Half of the Trendnet). One 5G bandwidth test too many and the radios would crash with either both band lights lit solid or both lights completely out, only the switch remained working during the crash. only unplugging the unit and re-plugging it resets the fault...

I decided to let it stream ABC Lounge radio via the Grace Solo and the radios crashed after 45 minutes of simple music streaming so at 12:30pm I reset back to factory default and boxed it up for return. Boy I am glad I purchased this dud on Amazon, I can't put more effort and pride into it than Hawking ever will...

The switch on the device performed well but it seemed that it couldn't push data through the radio. To me the unit seemed under powered and maybe a PS with a higher supplied current would serve it better... It shares the same PS as the HD45R, maybe its just as quirky...

Other Quirks
- Time: If you enter a SNTP time server that it is happy with it will set time every minute. Sorry NIST (129.6.15.29) it was my faulty programmed $100 ND45B
- 2.4G BGN: There is no G and N combination setting without including B with it (B+G+N) and no (G+N). I don't need G but Nintendo has put out those crapppy DS whatevers that do.
- Log in: Always starts with the quick set up screen instead of a status screen.
- Status: (If I can remember) did not have a display count for errors (fine for sub $30 2.4G BG but for $100 dual band??? what are they hiding?)
- The N data rates are listed by their MCS index number instead of Mbps (1-15 instead of 15-300Mbps)

Likes
I loved the 5 port gig switch which continued to run even though the radios had crashed.
DTIM - I liked seeing the DTIM setting as an adjustable option on this AP

We all can read the reviews of the trendnet and come to the conclusion that its range is on the lacking side but I saw nothing better with this Hawking unit in regards. I originally purchased a D-link DAP-1650 to replace the Trendnet but it collected 300+ errors every 5 minutes of sitting still when I will barely see 20 in a week with the trendnet so this Hawking became my other option and it flat out bombed...

This Hawking HD45B is an excellent device on paper, as most paper weights would be...

Show me some pride Hawking!!!
2764981
This model was never ready for prime time.  Despite firmware updates and TS help, it never quite worked from a distance, nor did the battery life improve.  There is a new model and name, but information comparing this to the old model in terms of reliability is sparse.  There is also no program to help the abandoned early adopters from V1 - changing your name won't change your reputation!  This is a great idea- like teleportation- that does not achieve utility.
4102177
In general, this is a fine laptop.  Three problems:  the touchpad is impossible to work; merely touching it can put you anywhere or do things to the image on your screen you have to spend a long time undoing since you don't know what you did to create the problem.  Like another reviewer, I experience intermittent problems with wi-fi connectivity.  Do a google search for this and you'll find many references to "this is a well-known problem with the Sony Vaio, specifically with the network adapter."  I've just learned to live with it.  Three, customer service is not very good.  I've had support personnel simply make changes and then hang up when I asked what they did.  On one occasion, I thought I had a problem with charging my battery.  First support person simply pointed me to documentation on the Sony site (following the instructions in it didn't help me) and then ended the connection without waiting to see if the reco worked.  The second told me I must have a bad port for the AC Adaptor and needed to send the machine in for repair.  The third, the only knowledgeable one, took to me a screen and had me make a change and actually explained why I was getting the error message.  Long time and lot of effort to get help.
1033983
I just got a call back from a computer company. It took forever to get to the screen where I could answer the phone. Then they said press one to talk to someone. There was no way I could do it in time because I had to get through a bunch of other screens to get to the dialer. Nothing is simple. You have to got through screen after screen to get anywhere.  Either the screen is over-responsive and you go to the wrong place or what's worse it under responds and you are one step away from where you want to go forever.
1424035
Once you figure out problems on your own and can get the devices to work, they aren't so bad.  Their Customer/Technical Support is the worst imaginable however.  They NEVER answer your tickets, and if you call they put you into a call queue so long you can't possibly hold out.

I have been trying to get my service on one device transferred to a new one.  That is something that a customer can't do on their own.  They just won't acknowledge me.

I am grateful I can still function.  If it was something serious, I'd be in a terrible situation.

I don't know how they stay in business.
1977493
I was a little disappointed in this router since it was rated so highly. I've already had to restart it a couple times due to slowness issues and wireless dropping out. In addition, I get 1-5ms latency pinging the modem which is strange since I've never seen it that high (always <1ms). In addition, this thing will have random latency spikes for some reason (around 60-70ms for 10-12 pings then a spike to 700ms before returning). It's definitely the router since I tried plugging directly in to the modem and don't have these issues. I'm hoping dd-wrt, tomato, or a manufacturer's firmware update will help with these issues in the future, but I'm not very impressed overall--especially given the high ratings.

On a similar internet connection, I have a pfsense router setup on 12 year old desktop hardware with a $60 engenius access point and that setup is tremendously better. This tp-link router struggles when the connection is saturated (20Mbps) and can barely load pages and the pfsense box has no issues and you can barely tell the connection is under heavy load. Hopefully firmware will help make it a little better in the future. It seems there are latency issues like I described above with similar Archer routers which leads me to believe it's a tp-link firmware issue.

In addition, I have no idea what NAT Boost does but it seems the performance is better. I wish this feature was documented better so I could see exactly what is going on. Maybe this is hardware accelerated NAT vs software which is why performance is better but some features aren't allowed? Looking at other brands' similar features it appears it might use cut-through forwarding instead of store and forward (packets are sent before the whole thing is received).
2657065
Great idea, but execution needs some work.  I was looking forward to being able to use the RFLKT and my phone only, and leave my Garmin at home (and I was willing to wait for a future updated on Android to enable the ANT+ bridge).  HOWEVER...connectivity is a real issue.  Very slow to connect to my phone, and the data lags significantly -- not sure how much of this is software (Wahoo Fitness) vs. hardware (RFLKT), but I had the RFLKT side-by-side with my Garmin on a long ride, and the RFLKT data points were trailing/below the Garmin, e.g. HR of 128 on the RFLKT vs. 158 on the Garmin; speed of 18km/h on the RFLKT vs. 28km/h on the Garmin.

I really like this product concept, but am not willing to take a chance that future updates won't address these issues.  Item is being returned.
1756423
The tablet is awesome.. when it works.. damn wifi looses connection all the time, you have to rebooted 2 or 3 times to pick up, and if you use it too much like streaming from Netflix.. boom.. down again. For me the only real used so far it's been for eBook reading, that was my original intention for it so I still bother charging it,  but any other use is impossibly unreliable.
3179771
I'm not a golfer.  So I know I don't know how incredibly awesome this might be.  So I'll stick to the technology side of things.  I think its too slow.  Looking for signal, looking for signal, looking for signal.  Geesh! That part just got irritating.  Touch ability of the screen was a little washy too.  Swipe, nothing.  Swipe, nothing.  Swipe, success!  Fair at best.
969816
The problem with this router is not the hardware, it's the software that comes with it. After initial installation, it became impossible to do anything - to add another device, change the password, etc. The software just gets stuck in an infinite loop (right now, for example, it is trying to "retrieve router settings" for the last half an hour). Then there are endless cryptic error messages ("Unhandled error, please see liloblog for more information" - excellent idea: I'm going to spend this weekend reading 'liloblog'!).

Prime example how (some of) modern technology can quickly turn into a frustrating time sink.
4405590
Gosh I want to LOVE this product.  The monitored ones are a complete rip off.  Unfortunately, the device has some major issues.  For my mom it kept 'loosing connection' with the cell phone - even when phone was 1 foot away.  It would regain connection after a 10-30 seconds, but EACH time this happens it sends a message/alert.  Imagine getting 25 of these in one hour - you pretty much just ignore - so needless to say it is now in the trash.  Not sure if unit was flawed/damaged, but not willing to take the time and risk trying to get one that works.
3472778
I purchased this device based on the reviews here and decided to give it at try. I wanted to stop paying the phone company for our land line and use a VOIP option instead. The installation wasn't too bad. Had to make one phone call to troubleshoot the noise issues. I followed their recommendations and it seemed to work okay on our side but the quality of the calls was not good enough. There were many drop outs or dead spaces causing confusion for the person on the other end of the call. There were also echoes that were annoying. I think the concept is a good one but the network connection can be troublesome which it what I think is the main problem for us. Cell phone will be our only phone access now.
1242750
When it works, it works very well. But it tends to like to fall over and die every 16 or so hours. It does manage to start itself back up, but it's not the best of user experiences when you have to constantly wait for the connection to recover.