“Is this system comparable to using a single router and two or three remote access points at different locations within the home?”
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Better, you only have one name and password word for all 3 units. Also gives faster connection speeds.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes as long as you additional access points are not range extenders.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Tincup, Your question is accurate. It is similar to this, however, remember that the Velop system is a mess network and therefore offers seamless transition between nodes and much faster speeds than the setup you are referring to. If you need wider range or better speeds, you need the Velop system!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes and no. They can be placed throughout the home with only the main node connected to the cable modem. The additional nodes and main node can have multiple wireless names. You use it ideally as one overall system.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It's similar in theory, but not in execution. In your scenario, you have one router bottlenecking info requests from multiple access points. With this technology, the three nodes are working together to basically be one giant router. It's super smooth, and casts a huge signal range. I get wifi in the BBQ pit in my backyard, my basement, and my front porch.
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