UeeVii CPE452
Score: 75/100
KuWFi Wireless Bridge
Score: 82/100Rankings
The KuWFi Gigabit Wireless Bridge delivers 900 Mbps speed, gigabit Ethernet, and beamforming for reliable 2 km outdoor links. Its reliance on PoE and the need for unobstructed line-of-sight limit flexibility in dense or power-constrained sites. Best suited for farms or small businesses extending a gigabit network over short distances.
The UeeVii CPE452 is an outdoor 5.8 GHz bridge with a 14 dBi high-gain antenna and IP65 weatherproof housing. Its main trade-offs are a 100 Mbps wired limit and the need for clear line-of-sight. Best suited for farms, barns or garages where long-range point-to-point links are required.
| Attribute | | |
|---|---|---|
300 Mbps | 900 Mbpsbest | |
2best | 2best | |
| ↓ lower better | 5.8 gbest | 929.86 g |
3,000 mbest | 2,000 m | |
14 dBibest | 12 dBi | |
— | 48 Vbest |
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| Attribute | | |
|---|---|---|
Connectivity(1) | ||
Supported Wi‑Fi Standards | 802.11a/n | 802.11a/n/ac |
Ports(1) | ||
Ethernet Port Speed | 10/100Mbps | Gigabit |
Performance(3) | ||
Maximum Data Rate (Mbps) | 300 Mbps | 900 Mbps |
Effective Range (m) | 3000 m | 2000 m |
Antenna Gain (dBi) | 14 dBi | 12 dBi |
Build & Design(2) | ||
Weight (g) | 5.8 g | 929.86 g |
Dimensions (L×W×H) (mm) | 250x95x60 mm | 88.9 x 254 x 203.2 mm mm |
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Professional reviewers, exemplified by Thomas Simonin's YouTube demonstration, praise the CPE452 for its plug-and-play operation, straightforward pairing process, clear status LEDs, and ability to maintain throughput despite moderate vegetation.
No everyday user reviews or consumer feedback were included in the provided sources, so broader consumer sentiment cannot be assessed.
Professional commentary notes that while KuWFi lacks independent benchmark reviews, its own documentation stresses enterprise-level stability, affordable pricing, and ease of deployment, making it attractive for cost-sensitive rural or industrial scenarios despite limited third-party validation.
User-focused commentary, though not directly quoted, suggests appreciation for the simple one-click pairing and solid weatherproofing, while recurring concerns revolve around the need for clear line-of-sight and the requirement for PoE infrastructure.
