Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best purchase ever,my propery in mexico is concrete solid walls 5" thick so this allow us to have a great internet service on all 3 levels through the entire house

Our new mesh system works great! Now our TV doesn’t buffer, computers speed picked up, and gaming downloads are better then ever. We had plenty ports in the back for both our computers too.

This was relatively simple to set up and add the extra tower. It seems to provide better coverage across our property. Of course, it is hard to tell because our internet provider is constantly having outages and slowdowns. They will blame it on us, then later acknowledge the neighborhood has issues.

Been a fan of Linksys for awhile and they never disappoint. Really easy to setup, my app detected the first Node and i had them up and running in 15 minutes. No more disconnect or lag issues.

Have a high rise condo with concrete interior walls, so even a signal booster wasn’t strong enough to spread the I-net signal around 2,000 square feet. Three of these units located judiciously did the trick—good signal everywhere now. One thing that wasn’t clear to me at first: With these units you no longer need your conventional router. These units ARE routers—just connect an Ethernet cable from your I-net source to one of them, then plug the other two in wherever you like and that’s it—the net signal flows from the first to the second and onto the third. Setup can be a little tricky, but Linksys phone help is readily available.

Upgraded to a mesh router and seens to be an improvement. Is easy to set up and ensures the whol house has coverage

I bought this Dual band Linksys mesh router to replace our old Linksys dual band 3200 Router, which was pretty much worn out it kept dropping signal to the back of the house. This new mesh router has solved all the problems no signal drop what so ever any place in the house, will even reach into our patio and into the house behind us. I have two desk top computers and the dish network on ethernet the rest of what we use is wireless and everything works fine I would recommend, this router system ( set up done by geek squad under my maintenance plan.)

Works great in my house and they have to cover over 2500 square feet. No issues with connection anywhere in the house

This mesh system improved my range. I was able to stop lagging in my games. Jumping from pod to pod decreases speeds which is expected. Satisfied with the price and quality.

Works great, much better coverage than when I was on xfinity and the setup was very simple.

I have 2 floors and a lot of space to cover. Easy set up. Link together quickly. Provides seamless coverage when moving around.

Very pleased with this router. I will probably buy the 3rd node before long. It was easy to setup and has been completely trouble free.

Holds up well to constant smart traffic. Set up was easy, Options to split bands if you go through IP gui. App is pretty seemless. :)

Had a single point router and then moved to this mesh system with 2 pionts. Have had no issues with loss of coverage around the house or even outside. Have several wifi connected devices including cameras, locks, doorbells, plugs and lights, tvs, tablet, phones, computer and a litterbox with no issues. So far very pleased. Total coverage area I have is about 1/4 acre, house is about 2000sqft, 2 story.

We replaced our old set with this updated set Have noticed a big improvement in the range and the seed for us it was a good choice.

Problem solved! Don't buy an extender, buy a mesh router. Solid signal. Huge coverage.

Great mesh system. Easy setup and huge improvement over velop wifi 5 system

Modem extender for WiFi coverage on multiple levels! Extremely easy to set up!

Robust coverage, high-speed connectivity, and seamless wireless performance.

So far these have worked great compared to the MX12600 and the MX10 I had to return. With those two mesh systems one of the routers in each of the systems would always lose connectivity even though two of the routers from each of the systems were set up via wired backhaul. These are set up in the same fashion and I have yet to see one of the devices lose connectivity (hope I didn't jinx myself). I guess Linksys got their act together considering the amount of complaints received from the other mesh systems. I just wish this was a tri-band but for what it cost I can't complain.