Description
Modular design performs well within every home type, situation, and footprint. Each node is a powerful Tri-Band connection point offering up to 2,000 square feet of coverage. Simply add additional nodes to work around walls, problem areas, or multiple stories. Designed for high-performance Wi-Fi. Each one features a beautiful, sleek design that can be placed in open spaces and away from obstructions. Compact in size, it is easy to place throughout the home and features a smaller footprint than that of a traditional router. Its tower design supports vertical antenna placement, which enhances Wi-Fi dispersion throughout your home. Additionally, it also features a cable management system designed to hide connected cables and keep your home clutter-free. Network Types: 802.11ac Wireless; Maximum Wireless Range: 100 ft; Number of Ports: 1; Connects Devices (From/To): Computer/Phone.
Features
- Three bands that deliver the fastest combined Wi-Fi speeds to more devices.
- Monitor and control your home Wi-Fi from anywhere.
- Fast and easy setup using Linksys App on iOS and Android devices.
- Each node adds 2,000 square feet of Wi-Fi.
Specifications
| Connects Devices (From/To) | Computer/Phone |
|---|---|
| Frequency | Tri-Band 2.4 GHz/5 GHz |
| Global Product Type | Routers |
| Maximum Wireless Range | 100 ft |
| Network Types | 802.11ac Wireless |
| Number of Ports | 1 |
| Package Includes | Ethernet Cable; (3) Power Adapter; Quick Start Guide; Printed Documentation |
| Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent | 0% |
| Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent | 0% |
| Product Biodegradability in Days | 0 |
| Product Biodegradability Indicator | N |
| Product Compostability Indicator | N |
| Total Recycled Content Percent | 0% |
| Transfer Rate | Up to 2.2 Gbps |
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I have had my Velop 3 unit mesh network system installed for over a month now. I have a 4500 sq. ft. 3 story home and I had a LOT of dead zones with my previous router & extender (Netgear high-end units). I would say the mesh system got rid of about 90% of the dead spots. I do have one computer on the first floor in the kitchen that still drops it's connection occasionally (quite rarely, actually - it used to be WAY worse) but other than that one box, everything else is working really well. It's awesome to be able to walk around the whole house with a tablet and never lose your connection like I used to.
The system was very easy to set up - good instructions come with it too. I would highly recommend this system to anyone looking to upgrade to mesh!
-Alan Salls
I've tested Velop, Google WiFi, Orbi, and AMPLIFI HD. Velop can hit high speeds, but not reliably. Out of all the devices I tested, Velop is the only one that frequently dropped connections to my Dropcams for long periods at a time, several times a day. It also doesn't do well with walls, despite saying I placed the nodes perfectly. It gives very little feedback on where to put the devices. Just says it's good... doesn't give you a signal strength meter. It also doesn't let you change your subnet. It also requires a connection to the cloud. And it's the most expensive. AmpLiFi HD is the most reliable one I've tested and it does everything locally without "phoning home" to the cloud, which I appreciate. I've since returned the Velop.
I've tested Velop, Google WiFi, Orbi, and AMPLIFI HD. Velop can hit high speeds, but not reliably. Out of all the devices I tested, Velop is the only one that frequently dropped connections to my Dropcams for long periods at a time, several times a day. It also doesn't do well with walls, despite saying I placed the nodes perfectly. It gives very little feedback on where to put the devices. Just says it's good... doesn't give you a signal strength meter. It also doesn't let you change your subnet. It also requires a connection to the cloud. And it's the most expensive. AmpLiFi HD is the most reliable one I've tested and it does everything locally without "phoning home" to the cloud, which I appreciate. I've since returned the Velop.
All in all this is a good upgrade for a home or small office set up. I had a few issues at first with connections to older model products like DVDs. Linksys help line was quick to respond, but the tech was slow to understand the problem. The application for controlling the router is slick, but there are some logic gaps that you have to work through because there is no manual. Example is there is no button on the routers to link devices using WPS. However, there is a connect option that you will ultimately find by searching. I still am not sure how adjusting the priorities for connecting devices works with the advertised automatic speed detection. The system seems to work well with just two routers in a one story 3400 sq ft house. I have a wish and an idea for Linksys. Show the user how the system works on a before and after basis. It is difficult to know how much better this system is when compared to the performance of my older two channel one. In any case, I give it four stars because of the ease of set up.
Super reliable, faster than ever, fantastic range. The way wifi should be.