
Linksys Atlas Max delivers crystal-clear signal and ultra-fast Wi-Fi speeds to more than 130 devices per node. Wi-Fi 6E offers the 6GHz band connection that’s needed for optimum performance for video conferencing, and working and learning from home, as well as the latest AR and VR devices. It offers a reliable connection for a home full of people to enjoy pro gaming, HD streaming, and video calls without interruption. Intelligent Mesh Technology offers whole home coverage that’s easily expandable by adding additional nodes. With easy setup, advanced security and parental controls, Linksys Atlas Max is an essential upgrade to any home that needs the most reliable, highest-speed Wi-Fi.
Q: Do the satellites have LAN ports and if so how many?
A: Yes, Astral. Each node has 4 gigabit LAN ports.
A: Hi, Mark. Yes, you can use the nodes as individual routers.
Q: Do these include ceiling mounting hardware? Can they be ceiling mounted?
A: They do not include any mounts. I am not aware of any mounts available for these at this time.
A: Hi, Alexinatl. The Linksys AX1800 (E7350) is not compatible with Velop and other Mesh routers. You may add another Linksys Atlas Max AXE8400 node to extend your network instead. Take note that each node can cover up to 3000 sq. ft. as long as placed into a strategic location and is running on the latest firmware.
A: No, it doesn’t have that ability.
A: No if it’s offline there is no access to it
A: Mostly, yes. The advantage of the 6 GHz over the 5 is, there are fewer devices that use the new frequency. You would see a slight gain otherwise from using higher frequence, but not that much. If you live in a crowded place with lots of WiFi around you, you will see more benefit. If you live in the middle of nowhere with nothing but cows for hundreds of miles, you won't notice a difference.
A: Yes, its more reliable actually.