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Velop AX4200 Tri-Band Mesh WiFi 6 System
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Last updated: Jun 9, 2026
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aroryborealis1I got this earlier this year on here. I went back to my old router. It constantly dropped internet
constantinoplestandsGot this for 25 bucks. No complain, way better than my old garbage AC750 router
cty_hntrIf you don't mind previous generation, say wifi 6 instead of wifi 7 then check out closeouts. Picked up a pair of Linksys Velop (MX4200) for $20 a piece from woot.com. Each node can cover 2700 sf and up to 7 nodes per mesh. I upgraded so I can deploy NDI cameras for streaming.
Einzelherz4 sets of these are possibly my returns? I bought WAY too many of them back in the spring :) They worked fine, fwiw
Emotional_Common_527Linksys MBE7000 series covers 1700+ sq ft 1 unit is enough (i had two of the earlier model. Only need 1 now at the far end of our house) How much area are you trying to cover. Is your modem in the middle or end of your house?
ERASER-HiI had some issues between nodes disconnection with the stock firmware. Will flashing OpenWRT or DDWRT make the connection more stable?
Oh, it's just once a week, I don't have much recently. And, it could be Xfinity's fault somtimes 💀
excelsiornickThese work decent for my needs but have poor wall penetration. I have one in my living room connected with Ethernet backhall and wanted to put another one in my garage directly below it (living room above garage). And it would not connect to the living room node at all.
Fair-Ad8456I set these up and ran into terrible upload speeds like 10-15 Mbps, unfortunately where I currently live I couldn’t use Ethernet backhaul so I went back to my wifi 5 nighthawk. I also have 3 of the other popular cheap linksys routers and had same upload issue when I set two of those up in mesh mode.
I tried all of that. I literally spent 2 days trying everything, I read every forum. It's ok I think I spent $60 or so on all of it. The single units work great as routers on their own (somewhat limited functionality but still) And I did test wired backhaul and it worked great then. The problem is right now in my apartment I can't easily run an ethernet cable to where I want the second node. I have a set of powerline adapters but they don't work between the 2 outlets I would prefer. Like I said, no big deal. I went back to my other router because it already had everything configured for all my other stuff. I honestly think if I set these up for like my parents they'd never notice the upload difference.
