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Construction projects, festivals, etc. Bad cellular reception is more likely to be an issue far from other infrastructure.

>>Retric+(OP)
There are plenty of outdoor plastic enclosures, mostly RF-transparent, that are intended to hold network equipment.

>>Retric+(OP)
There are brands specifically for those markets though. Complaining about Ubiquiti not making a product for that specific use case feels like complaining about a Honda Civic not being an offroad-capable Jeep.

>>Analem+u4
“The UniFi 5G Max lineup was created with a clear goal in mind: deliver a sleek, versatile, and exceptionally powerful 5G internet experience that works effortlessly in any environment.”

If it’s fine if you want to build a golf cart, just don’t pretend it’s an ATV.

>>Retric+Qh
Put it in a wooden box with a generator outside of it and you are good to go.

>>Retric+(OP)
It's LTE only, not 5G but this might be what you're looking for

https://store.ui.com/us/en/category/internet-solutions/colle...

>>Guvant+Ul
That’s got its own set of issues, but more importantly would you call that working effortlessly?

>>Retric+(OP)
I would think if you are doing projects that big, you would in fact want dedicated devices instead of all-in-ones.

>>bmurph+KZ
Those are just categories. For every major project or festival there’s a long tail of tiny projects on a shoestring budget out there.

>>Retric+3B
You are going to have to be more specific. I don't consider 5G to WiFi effortless period.

Unless you count hiring someone to do it for you.