Customer Ratings & Reviews

This disconnects all the time. Have to reconnect throughout the house with all 3 nods about once or twice a month. We never move the nods. Not a fan of it at all. Would rather sell it then continue to fight with it.

Occasionally nodes will disconnect themselves for around 10 minutes, but they eventually self heal.

Was having trouble getting internet on opposite side of house in the garage...this fixed the problem. Now, Everyone gets internet.

This is a great product for any network coverage in any home. We use to have problems connecting all our devices, but not anymore.

Store employee was very knowledgeable and recommended the mesh system and I’m glad they did. Works awesome

Fixed my issues with dead spots. Was using multiple range extenders and even have a separate guest house and now can stream from anywhere on my property

This product has been fabulous so far. No issues, and my Wifi strength has increased tremendously. Awesome addition to my home electronics.

Great, Fast and Easy to use ! Have strong Wi-Fi throughout my house and still have one node that’s not in use

They give me a better connection at my home i definitely would recommend to someone else for this product

Best mesh wifi i ever got. It is very help to expand your wifi range into big house. No connection loss.

Has greatly improved our internet reception. Family of four can now all be on at same time

These Towers made the difference for us. Able to have wi-fi out by the pool and the front yard. Needed this for our security system.

Seamless and the Team Member was very helpful. I did not realize I used the points as they pulled it up automatically for me.

This is a great router, especially if you are trying to create a home wi-fi system that provides even, consistent overage over a long distance.

Easy setup, took about 15 minutes. The problems are that is does't emit enough range for a 5,000 sq. ft. house and the signal strength can be weak at times. Lastly, through the Velop application, I can see that the device(s) in the home aren't connecting to the closest pod to them. Customer service is good but maybe this Velop pod system is better off in a smaller house with some minor software and application upgrades.

I spent all that money expecting significant improvements in signal strength and subsequently in downloading and uploading speed throughout the house. I have had a $100 single WiFi unit which was giving me approximately an upload speed of 90. With the new unit I get 98. That is significantly less than the cable speed coming to my house of up to 400. I am not very pleased.

This WiFi system is very much like my previous reviews of Google WiFi and other such node-based systems. Great unboxing, simple packaging with everything you need to connect to an upstream modem over Ethernet, and the three power cords and the three small towers that act as the hubs. As with competing systems, the Velop comes in a 3-pack and features power and uplink/downlink Ethernet connections. One of the cool things about the Linksys set was that there were reset and power switches on each node device. I did notice that these use proprietary Linksys AC Adapter plugs instead of the much more welcome USB Type C of some competitors. All in all I noticed excellent coverage of my newer home of approx. 2500 sqft. Where the complexity of the home's layout and the far end location of the office and modem make this house too much for any single router configuration. This was the first of the node systems where I saw consistently high speeds at every far corner of the home regardless of distance from, or which, node I was connecting with. I also liked the fact that with Linksys, device priority (the only thing closely resembling QoS in the admin interface) could be assigned to up to 3 devices instead of the usual 1. This allows for all of my work devices to be a priority by day, or maybe our XBox or AppleTV to be a singular priority when needed by the family at night while other downloads and activity occurs. The only downside I found which isn't specific to this attempt at the app-enabled, IoT inspired, multi-node WiFi game is the mobile app's lack of options or customizations. With Linksys, you don't get to give custom names to your nodes, nor can you do things like specify the internal network subnet. It's 192.168.1.xxx for everyone, which while not a big deal, is a security risk if someone gets on your network and wants to find key end points. My guess is the default IP range they'll try is the one you get here. The only other complaint and this one is common to the format also is the lack of Ethernet ports to build out a local network in the primary room of the modem and initial hub. I almost wish these systems came with a traditional 4-5 port router with these nodes as extenders instead of all the devices looking alike, which, if you need more ports, now requires a third device in a 5-port switch or the like. I'm not knocking the core functionality here. Simple. Strong. Fast. Elegant in the home. Just about perfect. I'll go online and begin researching the nerd stuff.

Outstanding Velop WiFi 3 fix my buffering problem with my streaming video it covers my whole apartment every dead spot

After installing these, we haven’t had any issues with the wifi signal in our home. Love these things.

Excellent product, great for gaming and streaming multiple devices at the same time!!