I love the look of the unit. While I have not priced out commercial door entry systems, I don't think the price is out of line. This isn't really designed for single family homes (although I am sure someone will use it for that). It's really designed for multifamily or commercial spaces.
That being said, I don't really think there is any "new" functionality in these units. While I wasn't aware that entry systems were using QR codes for access (which would make it really easy for a planned guest to enter without having to "ring" in - perfect for a party, etc), it seems this feature is already being integrated into a lot of door station systems. We all know that using an 8k camera in that unit is actually going to provide much worse video footage (especially at night) than a lower resolution, but clearly people believe that more resolution is always better and therefore 8k must be better than everything else. Ubiquity will sell more units because it has 8k, but the actually performance is likely terrible. So while the marketing material is great, I wonder how well it actually performs in a real life setting.
Still, even a 4k camera likely has too much resolution. Obviously the integrated light will help with the overall illumination level, a 4k camera takes a lot of ambient light to produce a decent image. Often times at night this extra resolution is more of a hinderance than a benefit.