
The MR9000 Max Stream™ AC3000 is a mega-performance Tri-Band router that's perfect for homes who want to maximize their entertainment experience. With up to 3 Gbps of superior speed and coverage up to 3000 sq. ft., you'll always have ultrafast Wi-Fi 5 throughout your home, and it supports up to 25 devices. Tri-Band and MU-MIMO technology also make it ideal for simultaneous streaming of HD movies, online gaming and more along with less dead zones, pixelated videos, and lag. The MR9000 is also mesh enabled, making it easy to expand your Wi-Fi. So, instead of investing in a new router, you can add coverage by simply adding Linksys Velop™ Mesh Wi-Fi 5 nodes for seamless Wi-Fi everywhere. Plus, with future proofing Intelligent Mesh™ technology that adapts to your Wi-Fi needs, you'll always be on the fastest path to the Internet. This router is also easy to set up with the Linksys app and keeps your family safe with features such as Parental Controls, making it easy to manage content and screen time.
A: Given the reply from Linksys Staff, I will no longer be purchasing their products. Cloud managed hardware without traditional options is a deal breaker for me. Bought my first Linksys switch over 20 years ago and it, like all of my other Linksys gear, still works the first time, every time. We had a good run too... thanks for the quick response.
A: Hi. You can add any Velop devices to the Linksys MR900.
Q: Is the Linksys AC3000 router compatible with Verizon Fios
A: Yes, it is compatible to Verizon Fios.
A: Hmm, A bit of a confusing question as the cable modem communicates between your ISP and your devices. The router communicates between the cable modem and your devices. Now. some, if not most cable modems are both a cable modem and a wireless router in one unit. If you are using your ISPs cable modem and wireless router that they provide this would replace the wireless router that you are using on your cable modem. You do not need to contact your ISP that you are no longer using their wireless router. Simply set this up and continue. If you are happy with your new router it would be wise to have the ISP turn off your cable modem's WIFI so as to limit interference ( freeing up some of the noise on the channels as it isn't being used). I don't have this unit but i"m looking into getting it. My opinion is that ANY GOOD router (Wifi-5 or Wifi-6) is far better than any wireless router found in an ISP cable modem as I would guess that they are older technology (Wifi-4) and/or the quality of engineering is lacking a lot of consumer features. These are designed for those who don't know much about their setup and possible don't care so long as it works. But how well it works is a very important question. If you have a large house this product will allow you to add satellites nodes which extend the range of the router. I've found that Wifi-5 routers work fine in my house (1800 Sqft) going through multiple interior walls and the floor (total of 4) as well as the exterior wall and other walls (total of 2). I can stream video from the upper end of my house to the other end of the house on the lower floor.
A: Hi. Yes, you can.
Q: Can one hook up an external hard drive via a USB port to have NAS storage?
A: Hello, hankBitt. The USB feature of the Linksys MR9000 is only supported when it is set as parent mode. Also, it allows you to share the network with authentication, and it only supports the following file format: NTFS, FAT32, and Samba for Windows; and FAT32, APFS (read-only), and HFS+ for Mac. You may check out this link for more info: https://www.linksys.com/us/support-article/?articleNum=316998.
A: Yes it's compatible and both are tri band.
Q: I have Argis 3.0 Modem, do I need to upgrade to run this router?
A: If you have Fiber internet,I would say yes it gives you 800mbps-940mpbs or if your router is outdated it would be a good router to purchase.