Aruba AP-515 Reviews & Ratings

5/5

“Reliable Connection for Remote Work”

Working from home requires a stable internet connection. The AP-515 ensures my video calls are clear and file uploads are quick. The setup interface was a bit technical, but once configured, it's been reliable.

Pros : Stable connection, supports video conferencing without issues.

Cons : The setup interface could be more user-friendly.

Switched from : D-Link DAP-2610

Reason to switch : Needed a more stable and professional-grade access point for remote work.

4.6/5

“Super Fast Speeds but Coverage Could Be Better”

I got the Aruba AP-515 to upgrade our office Wi-Fi. The speed is amazing—downloads are quick, and video calls are smooth. It handles many devices without slowing down. But I noticed that in some corners of the office, the signal drops. I thought it would cover the whole area easily, but I might need to add another unit.

Pros : Blazing fast Wi-Fi 6 speeds, handles many devices at once.

Cons : Coverage isn't as wide as I expected.

Switched from : Ubiquiti UniFi AP AC Pro

Reason to switch : I wanted to try Wi-Fi 6 for better performance and device handling.

4.6/5

“Efficient for Small Businesses”

In our small office, the AP-515 manages all employee devices without any hiccups. The connections are secure, and we've had no complaints. The initial investment was significant, but it's been worth it.

Pros : Handles multiple users, secure connections.

Cons : The initial cost is high for small businesses.

Switched from : Zyxel NWA1123-ACv2

Reason to switch : Wanted a more reliable and secure access point for our business.

4.6/5

“Solid Build and Consistent Performance”

The AP-515 feels sturdy and has been providing consistent Wi-Fi speeds since installation. It's reliable for daily use. However, I noticed it doesn't have some of the advanced features that other models offer.

Pros : Durable design, consistent Wi-Fi speeds.

Cons : Lacks some advanced features.

Switched from : Linksys LAPAC1750

Reason to switch : Wanted a more reliable and durable access point for our office.

4.5/5

“Easy Setup and Reliable Connection”

Setting up the AP-515 was straightforward. Once it was up, the connection stayed strong, even with many people online. It's perfect for our busy café. The only downside is the cost—it might be too much for smaller places.

Pros : Simple to set up, stable connection, good for high-density areas.

Cons : A bit pricey for small setups.

Switched from : TP-Link EAP245

Reason to switch : Needed a more robust solution for handling many users simultaneously.

4.5/5

“Impressive Performance in Dense Environments”

We installed the Aruba AP-515 in our co-working space where dozens of people connect to Wi-Fi every day. I was honestly surprised by how well it performed. Even when everyone is online, we don’t see slowdowns. Speeds stay consistent, and video calls don’t drop. The only thing to keep in mind is where you place the unit—putting it in the right spot made a big difference in getting full coverage across all rooms.

Pros : Excels in high-density areas, maintains speed.

Cons : Requires proper placement for optimal coverage.

Switched from : Cisco WAP571

Reason to switch : We needed something that could handle more users without sacrificing speed or reliability, and Aruba AP-515 delivered exactly that.

4.3/5

“Excellent for Streaming and Gaming”

At home, we stream movies and play online games. The AP-515 provides a smooth experience with no buffering or lag. It's perfect for our needs, though it might be more than necessary for just browsing the web.

Pros : Low latency, handles high-bandwidth activities well.

Cons : It might be overkill for basic browsing needs.

Switched from : Asus RT-AC86U

Reason to switch : Needed better performance for streaming and gaming activities.

4.3/5

“Great for Large Homes”

Our house has thick walls, and previous routers struggled. The AP-515 provides a strong signal in every room. To get the best performance, I had to tweak some settings, which required some research.

Pros : Covers large areas, strong signal through walls.

Cons : Requires knowledge to optimize settings.

Switched from : Google Nest WiFi

Reason to switch : Needed better coverage and signal strength throughout the home.

4.3/5

“Great Performance but Needs Better Documentation”

The AP-515 delivers excellent performance. Our devices connect quickly, and there's no lag. However, when I had questions about advanced settings, the documentation wasn't very helpful. I had to search online forums for answers.

Pros : High-speed performance, supports many clients.

Cons : Documentation could be more detailed.

Switched from : Cisco Meraki MR33

Reason to switch : Looking for better performance and more control over settings.

4.2/5

“Handles Crowded Networks with Ease”

In our school, we have many students connecting their devices. The AP-515 manages all of them smoothly. The signal is strong throughout the building. Setting it up took some time, but once done, it's been great.

Pros : Manages many devices without slowing down, strong signal.

Cons : Initial setup can be a bit complex.

Switched from : Netgear WAC510

Reason to switch : Needed a solution that could handle a high number of simultaneous connections.