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Frame drops and latency appear on the Ubiquiti Flex Mini 2.5G during Apollo+Moonlight usage

Frame drops and latency appear on the Ubiquiti Flex Mini 2.5G during Apollo+Moonlight usage

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BlastDu06
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04-01-2025, 11:51 AM
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I support around 2.3G as it was verified using iperf3. The reason is simple—I prefer staying on the stable channel since I lack experience with Ubiquiti equipment and wouldn’t be able to identify issues if I tried early access or beta.
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04-01-2025, 11:51 AM #11

I support around 2.3G as it was verified using iperf3. The reason is simple—I prefer staying on the stable channel since I lack experience with Ubiquiti equipment and wouldn’t be able to identify issues if I tried early access or beta.

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04-02-2025, 03:46 AM
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Due to possible adjustments in the settings you choose and infrequent official updates, it's important to understand Early Access. Opting in doesn't guarantee all devices receive the same updates. You can use it just to check the Releases page for pre-release fixes if needed. For specific devices like Network app or Unifi OS, you can manually set them to Official, Release Candidate, or Early Access at any time. Devices are generally the simplest to revert. Applications such as Network and OS may require more steps to undo changes. Release frequency tends to be higher for EA than RC, which in turn is higher than Official.
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04-02-2025, 03:46 AM #12

Due to possible adjustments in the settings you choose and infrequent official updates, it's important to understand Early Access. Opting in doesn't guarantee all devices receive the same updates. You can use it just to check the Releases page for pre-release fixes if needed. For specific devices like Network app or Unifi OS, you can manually set them to Official, Release Candidate, or Early Access at any time. Devices are generally the simplest to revert. Applications such as Network and OS may require more steps to undo changes. Release frequency tends to be higher for EA than RC, which in turn is higher than Official.

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