Ubiquiti UniFi Dream Router 5G Max — WiFi 7 Cloud Gateway with 3.4 Gbps 5G

Ubiquiti's Dream Router line has always compressed a site's network into one appliance; the 5G Max version completes the collapse by bringing the WAN itself inside. Its integrated 5G modem is the full-performance 3.4 Gbps class — the same rating as the standalone U5G-Max — making cellular a legitimate primary connection, not a limp backup. Sites beyond good wireline service get modern internet from a single box; sites with wired circuits get an always-ready failover path with no extra hardware. The rest of the spec sheet reads like a small equipment rack. WiFi 7 brings the newest wireless generation to local clients. A 10G SFP+ port uplinks to fiber service or high-capacity backhaul. The built-in 4-port 2.5 GbE switch wires desktops, cameras, and servers at multi-gigabit speeds, with one PoE port powering an access point or camera directly. SD card storage supports local recording for UniFi camera deployments, and the whole platform runs UniFi's application suite as a Cloud Gateway — network, protect, and the broader ecosystem from one console. For small offices, studios, and branch sites, the calculus is simple: one purchase, one power cable, and the site has routing, switching, WiFi 7, camera storage, and a 3.4 Gbps-class cellular WAN. For distributed organizations, it is a standardizable site-in-a-box that ships anywhere US 5G coverage reaches.