Indoor 802.11ax Wi-Fi Access Point for Ultra-Dense Environments The R730 is based on the latest Wi-Fi standard, 802.11ax and bridges the performance gap from 'gigabit' Wi-Fi to 'multi-gigabit' Wi-Fi in support of the insatiable demand for better and faster Wi-Fi. The R730 makes it easy to deliver reliable, secure, high-performance connectivity in large enterprises, small & medium businesses, public venues, convention centers, and practically any other indoor space. The Ruckus R730 is our highest capacity dual-band, dual-concurrent 802.11ax AP that supports 12 spatial streams (8x8:8 in 5GHz, 4x4:4 in 2.4GHz). The R730, with OFDMA and MU-MIMO capabilities, efficiently manages more than 1K client connections with increased capacity, improved coverage and performance in ultra-high dense environments. Furthermore, 5 Gbps multi-gigabit Ethernet ports enhances backhaul capacity. The R730 is also easy to manage through Ruckus' appliance, virtual and cloud management options. Product Type: Wireless Access Point Product Type: Wireless Access Point Manufacturer Part Number: 901-R730-US00 Weight (Approximate): 3.53 lb Form Factor: Ceiling Mountable Form Factor: Desktop Form Factor: Wall Mountable Form Factor: Ceiling Mountable Form Factor: Desktop Form Factor: Wall Mountable Manufacturer: Ruckus Wireless, Inc Product Model: R730 Product Name: R730 Indoor Access Point Wireless Transmission Speed: 5.95 Gbit/s Brand Name: Ruckus Wireless Wireless Transmission Speed: 5.95 Gbit/s Brand Name: Ruckus Wireless Height: 8.7 Width: 9.8 Depth: 2.3 Frequency Band: 5 GHz Frequency Band: 2.40 GHz Wireless LAN Standard: 802.11ax Ethernet Technology: 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet Ethernet Technology: 5 Gigabit Ethernet Ethernet Technology: Gigabit Ethernet USB: Yes Number of Network (RJ-45) Ports: 2 TAA Compliant: No Frequency Band: 5 GHz Frequency Band: 2.40 GHz Wireless LAN Standard: 802.11ax Ethernet Technology: 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet Ethernet Technology: 5 Gigabit Ethernet Ethernet Technology:
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Avoid the R730
I recommend that you avoid the Ruckus R730 and consider a different model, like the Ruckus R710, R720, or R750. I am a network administrator, and we have had many problems with the R730, mostly with initial connectivity to our wireless networks. Other Ruckus models are much more dependable--for example, the Ruckus H510 and R610 are very reliable, and other units such as R710, R720, and R750 seem to work fine too, though we don't have as much history and data on the R720 and R750. Clients are often unable to connect to the network on our R730 units, or it takes a long time (2.5 minutes) to connect. Ruckus support engineering said that the problems would be fixed by upgrading the firmware; we did this, but the upgraded firmware has the same (or similar) issues. Reloading firmware fixes the problem for a while (perhaps a week or two), but then the issue returns.
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