Customer Ratings & Reviews

Mesh system working really well around the house. No connection drops. Everything is connected and no lag. Also amazing warranty.

Excellent product. I have not had any connection problem since I purchase this item. I jave one on each floor which makes its very convenient.

Professionally installed by the geek squad, this Wi-Fi system has my entire house covered in a strong signal! Even my outdoor cameras and doorbell improved greatly!!

I have an older home and we had dead spots I tried the electrical plug mounts and I ended up just switching over and haven’t looked back.

I have cox and was having problems running multiple Zoom meetings throughout the day. Since purchasing the Velop we have not had any problems.

This Linksys-Velop System was purchased to handle the wi-fi for the computers and cell phones in the house because our Ring did not work well on the AT&T system.

Ok I’m still testing this product because I haven’t noticed a big difference. But I will let you guys know if things change .

I have been extremely impressed with the whole house Wi-Fi system. I find the coverage is excellent on all three floors. There are no dead spots, or even weak signal areas.

My recent Best Buy purchase was the Linksys Velop Tri Band Mesh system. It was an upgrade from my prior Netlink system. Now I have reliable wifi all over my house.

Great coverage for our ranch house. We have them spaced throughout the home and no longer have any dead zones in our wi-fi coverage.

Love this mesh wifi setup. works perfectly. Setup is a bit more complicated than they would have you believe, but not bad. The two units cover my house perfectly with no dropouts, etc.

Quickly the positives; 1) Very Easy setup 2) Blazingly fast, with right equipment 3) I think they have esthetically pleasing shape. Maybe someone can come up with some wraps for the nodes, to better fit with different decors? The negatives; 1) Price - but I suspect most homes could due with 2 nodes which would be cheaper. 2) Only 2 ethernet connections per node. 3) Very small area to get your hands into to plug/unplug ethernet cables. 4) No usb Specifics; When I picked up the delivered box, I thought why is this so big/heavy? Well the packing is top-notch as others have mentioned. It was very easy to go thru and unpack the contents. 1) Setup- I was skeptical when I noticed the only way to set-up the nodes was using a phone/tablet app. But I have to say it wound up being the easiest install I have done - and I have installed/replaced several modems/routers in my life. I was patient and followed the apps step by step instructions. And 15 minutes later I was up and running with a base and 1 node working fine. To speed along the process I used the same network name and password as before. So once I was done with the setup all of my devices connected with no issues. One of the great things with the new mesh networks is being able to move about the house and being connected/passed to one or another of the nodes seemlessly. Wi-fi extender addons are cheaper for existing systems but you wind up having to connect/re-connect to base wi-fi or extender network as you move from ones range to the other. 2) Speed - I am still using an older Netgear modem model 3000Dv2 (I turned off its built in wi-fi and it only had 2.4 ghz). So the speeds I am going to mention probably would be better with newer multi-channel modem with higher transfer rates. I have a 2 story house with the base upstairs at one end and the extension node downstairs at other end. The speeds downstairs went from 22 mbps to over 175 - using devices able to use 5ghz and AC compatible. For the devices that werent AC (only N) compatible using wi-fi I went from same 22mbps to over 66. Also for my gaming station I connected using ethernet cable to be able to get the fastest connection, since it only had N capability. I think this system is for someone who has everything connected using wi-fi. If however you use multiple ethernet hard wired devices, as I do, you may have some problems. Each node has only 2 ethernet connections and no USB. In my case this wasnt an issue as I have a Netgear unmonitored ethernet switcher model GS108 with 8 ports. I use it to connect to 2 desktops, 2 smart devices and my networked printer. For most probably not an issue but thought it worth mentioning.. End thought is that this is definitely an upgrade from N and coverage/speed is great. But if you mostly connect using wireless and currently have only N 2.4 ghz connection capability you probably should consider upgrading to AC wireless adapter(s) for your device(s), if possible, to get full value and speed of the Velop. Or use ethernet hard wire (wires are pretty cheap) if possible

I personally do not see any difference in my service. My Brother said he sees the quality of the pictures better.

I purchased the 3 pack for a 3000 sq ft home and can now get a strong signal anywhere in the house and outside areas like the deck.

Feels like we've amped up the power of our existing wireless access. The Velop system helps us eliminate the frustration of competing for wifi and the battle against dead spots in our home.

this is a very fine product I am very happy with my purchase and would encourage others to make this buy you will be extremely happpy

We use to have bad internet reception throughout the house and the Linksys - Velop AC2200 solved the problem.

It took a few minutes but once i got this Setup it works great. I have it on all levels and i have Great WIFI. Its so good i did nt even setup my 3rd Mesh for the Basement.

Ought this bc I had my 3 wireless router due on me on 4 years. This product is supposed to have automatic software updates and a longer useful life. We will see, but all looks good so far

I replaced my Linksys router and (2) Wi-Fi extenders with a new Linksys - Velop Tri-Band Whole Home Wi-Fi System (3-pack). The new Velop worked flawlessly in our 3600 sq. ft. tri-level home.