Multi-gig Micro Mesh WiFi 6 System | Connect 100+ Devices | Up to 5,000 Sq Ft | Speeds of up to 3.0 Gbps | 3Pk | No App Required | 2024 Release

I was in need of a new router and wanted to go with a "Mesh" system to provide better coverage in my two-story house. I searched on Amazon and came up with a Linksys Mesh system that got good reviews. I purchased it because the price was in my ballpark $150 range. I received the Mesh unit the next day and began the installation process per their directions. The first indication of an issue was the app they wanted me to download was no longer available. I proceeded with installation nonetheless and met my second concern - the units could not detect my internet connection. I contacted Linksys Tech Support and provided them with the serial number of my unit. The representative notified me that the unit was 7 years old and no longer supported. I said I just bought it and it was wrapped and sold as new. So beware, some sellers are selling old products even though they're "new" - as in never used. I then did further research specifically looking at the date indicated in the specifications section of the listing. I was happy to see this product was released in March of this year. I bought it even though it was $100 more than I wanted to spend. The product came the next day and again was wrapped nicely by Linksys. This time the instructions were very simple. Simply plug in the unit per their instructions and the Mesh system essentially found itself and connected to the internet connection. Since the installation a couple of weeks ago the system has performed very well in both the upstairs and downstairs of my house. The mesh system has extended my previous coverage, allowing for a better internet connection in my garage and front yard. Though I wish it was priced a little less, it is providing me the coverage and reliability that I was after. I also installed the app for better management. I haven't used the app too much yet, but it looks like it will be very helpful if I need to get more control of the network and its access to guests,

I am so happy that I got this Wi-Fi system. It was very easy to set up and it works beautifully! Highly recommend!

My not having any network experience I found it moderately difficult. I could have used some more instructions or perhaps there's more explanations on on what it offered and how to set it up. The great system I've got it up and running everything's right

Easy to set up and easy to move the pods around for the maximum Wifi coverage you can get. Now for the speed is crazy as the Ad means. I have been a fan Of Linksys and how they come up with new way to making high quality routers for the best value for the money you spend on your home network and privacy. Signal strength and connectivity is high. Plus, if you feel that you need more coverage you can add more pods to cover the area you need.

I hate to have to make this type of post. However, I work from home a significant period of time. I purchased a Linksys Multi-gig Micro Mesh WiFi 6 System from Amazon. Just after the return period, the child nodes would drop, and at most inconvenient times when leading calls. The mesh system wasn't seamless, so as the nodes fell off, the computer would stay attached to that node, which would kick me off calls with no way to change which node the computer was connected. This is aggravating at best, embarassing at worst, and creates inability for function. In September, I made my first contact with Linksys. It is now November. I've had multiple calls and hours of time where Linksys reps have worked on the system. Since "updating" the system, I've not completely lost a node and now the parent node gives no indicating light system. It's now been over a week since my last connection with Linksys and there seems to be no resolution. At this point, I can only conclude that Linksys has no intention of ever honoring their 1 year warranty on this system. Therefore, I can only recommend for those who work from home to stay away from Linksys routers due to unreliability and lack of good customer service when issues arise.

Finally needed to replace my old Linksys EA6350 after we started to add too many devices to our house and decided to upgrade to mesh system due to the size and number of devices which I needed to support. I didn't need a super expensive gaming system but use several streaming services and I work from home as well. I have a 3 floor, 5 bedroom home built in the 90s with a little over 4,000 square feet of living area and this system beautifully covers every inch of my house with good signal strength and speed. I love the compact design of the nodes so they can placed just about where ever you want without taking up space or creating an eyesore. I would recommend this for any mid to large home or older homes where dead zones are frequent not needing to do any hardcore gaming.

With a 100-node or more capacity, I think 150, it solved all our automated home problems when we went over 50+ devices, and then guests coming over. It took a free call with Linksys support to get it set up, but it has been fine for months now. Got an extended warranty by registering with Linksys

This product setup was okay. Boasts no app but would recommend the optional one. It’s a decent app. Good coverage and works. However after 9 months of use with ~20-40 devices I started having significant drops in performance on WiFi but not Ethernet. I did all the typical tests, disconnected devices, changed channel, etc. eventually I noticed excessive heat build up on the device which is placed in a well ventilated area with a hard non heat holding surface (satellites are even suspended in air). I assume excessive heat build up has in some way negatively affected performance. After unplugging and leaving to cool for an hour it then performed well after boot. However the next day the issues renewed. It claims 100+ devices but I think that may be beyond its actual capabilities. Buy only if you have a less connected WiFi home with a large area