
Enjoy high-speed internet throughout your home with this Linksys Velop Wi-Fi mesh system. Individual Velop nodes expand your Wi-Fi reach by 2000 sq. ft., and the mesh configuration overrides any internet connectivity issues to keep you online. Set up parental controls and guest networks easily and connect seamlessly to Amazon Alexa with this Velop Wi-Fi mesh system.
A: No need to plug into a switch. All it needs is power. Place it in where you dont get a good signal and connect it to your existing mesh router via the app. Thats all you need to do. Was super simple.
A: Hi, Cornmeal. Yes, you can hook up more than three nodes in a system. So far, our Development Team has tested 10 nodes working seamlessly, but have seen other users that have gone beyond that.
A: Hi Mikey. Yes, you can add another Velop WHW0301 node to your current setup. Connecting your devices wired to the node will help stabilize the connectivity. For further questions, you can email us at [email protected], with the link to this post so that we can assist you.
A: Hi, Danjes84. The Linksys Velop Tri-Band Mesh system should work with your existing router but, we suggest that your make the Velop node as your primary router.
A: Hi. Yes, you can just add another node to the 2-node system that you have.
A: Hi. Yes, the Velop system is a good addition to your network to extend your Wi-Fi network. But before you do, we suggest that you check with your internet provided to check on what is causing your slow internet connection since the Velop system is dependent on it.
Q: Can you add nodes beyond three. I have the Tri-mesh now and have debated adding more.
A: Yes, several.
Q: Can you start with one node and add more later?
A: Yes, Phil. You can start with one node and add more nodes to the Velop system should you need to.