Hotel sign-in
Ubiquiti says the UTR resolves hotel Wi-Fi sign-in walls in the background. It does not describe how the sign-in page reaches you.
UniFi Travel Router (UTR)
An 89-gram Wi-Fi 5 travel router with two Gigabit Ethernet ports, USB-C power up to 5W and a small status screen. It works without a UniFi account but suits UniFi homes best.
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UTR, dual-band Wi-Fi 5, no power adapter included
UTR, dual-band Wi-Fi 5, no power adapter included
What works. What doesn't.
Power
Ubiquiti lists USB-C power with a 5W maximum.
Connections
RTINGS measured a 286Mbps peak and found performance unstable past 50 feet. It has two Gigabit Ethernet ports and a separate USB-C port for phone tethering.
Setup
RTINGS found app setup straightforward and says it works without a UniFi account in standalone mode. It says the router makes the most sense if you already run UniFi at home, where Teleport gives one-click access to the home network.
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