I considered TP-Link Omada as one of the options before choosing Ubiquiti UniFi Switches. I chose Ubiquiti UniFi Switches because of its ecosystem.

Compared to Ubiquiti UniFi Switches, users may have to indulge in a lot of command line entries in Cisco, after which they need to manually pick up and build a picture. Ubiquiti UniFi Switches provides a complete visual glance to users at once.

I find Cisco to be a more reliable solution that offers a better performance in comparison to Ubiquiti UniFi Switches. Cisco comes at three times the price of Ubiquiti UniFi Switches.

I am in Ireland. I run a business in Ireland. Additionally, I run a business in Poland. I wanted to look and see what the history of the Ubiquiti system was because the company in Poland is a hostel and we need to run a WiFi system.

I was conducting some research since I run a hostel in Poland where we frequently experience issues with our visitors' access to the internet. 

We require a wireless mesh solution that will enable numerous users to enter the facility simultaneously, provide decent access to all areas of the building, and allow us to exert a little bit more control than we now can.

I evaluated Cisco before Ubiquiti UniFi Switches. Its cost was high. 

I am currently looking for a new solution and am looking at NETGEAR as well as Ubiquiti, but there is nothing that has been decided yet. One of the things that I've been looking at is the combined switch and firewall in one. From the reviews I have read, it seems like people have had initial issues with it that dwell on the configuration.

Yes, we have evaluated Tradenet, D-link, Huawei and Cisco too. 

We did evaluate other options. Mostly, we were looking at pricing, which is why we chose this solution.