Linksys - Velop Plug-In AC1300 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Mesh Extender

Works great with my MX10 and MX5 system. This solved my problem of my 2 Alarm.com cameras being blind to the WiFi. Interface is not as easy to use as Apple but speeds are great.

I purchased the Linksys - Velop Plug-In AC1300 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Mesh Extender to help the weak WiFi signal in my laundry room. My new LG washer and dryer has WiFi capability but my WiFi signal was being dropped of and on. After I set-up the Linksys - Velop Plug-In AC1300 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Mesh Extender in my laundry room, the connect has been solid with no interruptions.

We already have the Velop tri-band three node set-up in our expanded cape cod house. It has a basement with Oled TV and PS4 gaming, main floor with den smart TV, and 3rd floor with 3 bedroom TVs, iPads, etc... The range of coverage could be spotty mostly because of signals having to penetrate beams, etc... Very good but not great. We also has spotty coverage on the backyard patio partly because of the signal blockage caused by old aluminum siding and cinder block foundation. We tried this easy to use and install device in a "soft-spot" inside the house and viola, excellent signal coverage. We also move it outside in the back patio when watching football with the TV and Roku device with no need for a cable box. Without this Velop device, the signal quality as per the Roku was "fair". With the Velop moved out there the signal quality was excellent. This is one of those devices that does what it says it will do. Best Buy also honored their own price matching policy when it went on sale a week after we bought it. What else do you need to pull the trigger? It also has a great warranty and tech support.

As an addition to the mesh system, this work. I bought to add to an existing VELOP system, and it pairs and works great with the system even though it is not the tower style that the other three nodes are. Do beware that the MESH system is tricky to set up and Linksys is difficult to get help from. . conflicting tech support (this isnt unusual in the tech field Ive found) and often the advice is "unplug it and then plug it back in" - sigh. .5 stars for the individual product, 3.5 for the VELOP system, 2 for LINKSYS tech support (I was hung up on many times, including once in the middle of workarounds)

I purchased a Linksys - Max Stream AX6000 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi Router a few months ago because I was having connectivity issues. I paired it with my existing RX7000 extenders. I was told that they were compatible with AX6000 and they did work. However, there was no improvement in my Internet. With the purchase of the AC1300 Mesh Extender. My Internet improved dramatically. The unit was easy to install. I now have a seamless network. I no longer see my networkname_ext only my networkname because this is a Mesh Extender. The network speed is tremendous with great connectivity. This Mesh Extender is a game changer.

Once you get this set up, it works great. The setup process however was a huge pain. Never before have I had to call support to help me get a networking device paired with a router. The setup process I would say is the only negative I would give this product, but as mentioned above, once it does get set up, it works great and allows me to extend the range of my mesh router.

We've been dealing with a gradual reduction in cell service due to all the building and construction going up around our neighborhood. It got to the point where I couldn't make or receive calls and that got me nervous. This saved the day. I now have three bars everywhere in my house and don't have to worry that I won't be able to call in the event of an emergency.

Was having issues with the wifi extending to the garage once the kids started school, with one having their desk in the garage. I already had the Velop system so needed one more node and this one worked perfectly. In fact, it seems to have stabilized my Velop system a tad bit. Before, a node would lose connection once every week or two. I have now only had to restart a node once in 4 weeks. Thus the 4star vs 5star. The nodes DO go down, but easy enough to reboot.