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Thanks. What a great video and great attention to detail.

I found out that your video explained to me usage of this system. Thank you so much. I will buy it for my small office definitely. Great video.

@WordsFromTheHam

6 жыл бұрын

Dat Thai Wow

nice! how's it working? any issues? can you login to it or them via open-source via web browser or only through the app? Thanks. Great un-boxing and setup video!

@ItsNabeel

7 жыл бұрын

It's going very smoothly with no issues so far. You can access it through the app or via web browser.

Haha awesome bout my today!! best review to date!

please mention about download the linksys app to do the setup (for us slow learners with modern equip. Haha). Thanks

Hi - cool video. I have 2 questions. I have my cable company's high speed internet integrated modem-router which is sitting in my living room. My bedroom is exactly 180 degree opposite to my living room with a kitchen/washer/dryer/washroom in between. If I buy 1 linksys box, I assume, it will connect to my cable highspeed modem-router gateway via ethernet. So probably, Linksys 1 will be sitting very close to the modem-router. How does this setup help me get better signal in my bedroom? Don't you think I will need a minimum to 2 linkysys Velop boxes , 1 next to router, second in bedroom?

@ItsNabeel

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, you would want at least two Velop nodes. You can buy them as a single unit, two-pack or three-pack. Your only limitation with the second node is to be close enough to a wall outlet to plug it in for power.

thank you for your helpful video can i connect the second and third node via Ethernet with primary router to get better signal ? because my house has very strong walls . Thank you again .

@ItsNabeel

7 жыл бұрын

Hello! I'm happy the video was helpful for you. Each node has two ethernet ports, so you could connect node one to node two and node two to node three via ethernet if you wanted to.

@AhmedHussainK

7 жыл бұрын

and will still one network with same name as before ?

@ItsNabeel

7 жыл бұрын

I think you have one node now and you want to add a second and third node? I have not tried connecting them with ethernet to each other but I think it should work the same as if they are connected wirelessly. They should all share the same network with the same name as before. If you try this setup, please let us know how it goes.

@AhmedHussainK

7 жыл бұрын

Nabeel Mulla Nabeel Mulla i will 👍 thank very very much

se pueden conectar los tres nodos por cable de datos?, solo me interesa que sea la misma red en malla.

Hi, are the black color, the same? I got 3 used black color, but I can never see the purple light, but only blue as soon as I power it, then sometimes green, then slow blinking red. I have reset them several times by holding the reset button for 10 or more seconds. I have a gateway (modem+wifi router) Thanks in advance.

So the first one you plugged into your modem, after you are connected can you unplug it and move it somewhere else. Or does it always have to stay connected to your modem.

@ItsNabeel

7 жыл бұрын

One node always has to stay connected to the modem, so its placement is limited to the length of the ethernet cable. The other two nodes only need to be plugged into a wall outlet for power, so you can place them where you need them. The best part about this system is that you don't lose signal from one node to the next.

I have a linksys Dual band router I am replacing with the Velop. It has two different SSID I use to operate my home automation devices such as Cameras, Alexa, printers laptops, ipads etc. How do i program these SSIDs into Velop when it asks for only one SSID during setup.....Thanks

@ItsNabeel

7 жыл бұрын

When setting my Velop up, I completely disconnected my old router and started from scratch with the new network. I used my smartphone data instead of wifi to use the Velop setup app. It was annoying connecting everything to the new system, but that was probably the easiest way to do it.

Once you hook up all your nodes which network do you connect your devices to? The Mesh SSID or the routers SSID you've been connected to?

@ItsNabeel

6 жыл бұрын

I found it less confusing to disconnect my old router before setup and rely on my phone's data during setup. You are going to want to connect to the mesh SSID though, as it will be replacing your old router.

I watch the video and I love how it works ... in my villa the problem is not that in some parts there are dead zones that has weak signal and slow speed and zones near the router are awk .. No .. in my case .. I got a lot of clients . 20 in number.. so it makes the whole WiFi slow .. even near the router itself .... can it improve that .!!!!!!!!!

@ItsNabeel

5 жыл бұрын

Daniel Nel this system should help to improve your system. It uses MU-MIMO technology which stands for Multiple Users - Multiple Input, Multiple Output. It claims that you can use up to 50 devices simultaneously. It also uses 3 bands to spread things out and can handle up to 2.2 Gbps. Another mesh system that people seem to like is the Netgear Orbi. They are similarly priced. I'm curious what kind of router you have now and what internet speeds?

Setup question - Do I have to disable the router functionality of my existing cable high speed internet gateway and make Velop the router (so that Velop is now incharge of DHCP & giviing IP address to devices)? Which mean I have to set up my existing high speed internet gateway in passthorough mode?

@ItsNabeel

7 жыл бұрын

Hi punjabiexplorer. I am not 100% sure about compatibility with a modem/router combo unit, but using the combo unit as a router passthrough sounds like it could work. Otherwise you would need to switch to a standalone modem.

I have a question do you have to pay every month for this good WiFi or is it the same as paying only for the routers wifi a month

@ItsNabeel

4 жыл бұрын

I bought the router as a one time fee but I still have to pay my internet service provider a monthly fee for the internet service.

Would I be able to shut off the Internal Router in my current Cable Provider Modem?

@jelten

5 жыл бұрын

Warning! Don't buy those things. Unless you want a Wi-Fi you need to restart at least once a day or manually do the channel search several times a day and your Wi-Fi speed is still way under 3G (even if you have fiber connected with 200/200), that is!

From my ISP I have a router/modem/wifi combo all in one. Will this work with existing wifi? Who will be running the show, the Velop or my existing wifi with an already established SSID? I just want to extend my wifi coverage in the house, maybe this won't work for me and I just need a wifi extender..

@ItsNabeel

5 жыл бұрын

If you want to keep the wifi from your current modem/router combo, then a wifi extender is the way to go. You can use Velop with your current modem/router combo, but you would want to disable wifi on your current router and use the wifi from the Velop only. The connection would just pass through the modem/router combo into the Velop and use its SSID. You should be able to use your phone with the Linksys app to make the switch over to the Velop wifi.

Question? Would it be possible to connect Each Node to their own dedicated Ethernet port for an even stronger connection? My walls are made out of a layer of sheetrock and drywall and im always having wifi problems with each bedroom. My main Router/Modem is located in the LivingRoom which is the center of the house. Thank you for your reply

@justblaze11784

4 жыл бұрын

No, the main router gets the hard line then the nodes are essentially extenders. I ordered mine today directly from linkysys and got 40% off plus free shipping. Seems like a solid setup and for $259 shipped vs $399+tax i was sold. They also told me 90 day no questions asked return policy so if i dont like it they will be getting it back.

@justblaze11784

4 жыл бұрын

I'd like to correct myself, i stated that the nodes couldn't get connected via ethernet cable and i was wrong. Sorry for any confusion. I will update once i get mine and run it for a few days. I have relatively high hopes for this system.

@joseluisruiz3789

4 жыл бұрын

@@justblaze11784 sounds great thank you so much for replying, please keep me updated as i am also very interested in this set up.

how does this compare to the ORBI? It's said that ORBI is the BEST out....but this is NEWER....how does this compare? The ORBI has a dedicated band for the two devices to communicate with each other and then the other is for the actual connection....does this work the same way? Is this better? how does it compare to orbi?

@ItsNabeel

7 жыл бұрын

The Velop works differently than the ORBI. They handle backhaul and routing differently. Depending on your needs, one may be better than the other. Here is a link to an in-depth comparison of the two devices: www.mbreviews.com/linksys-velop-vs-netgear-orbi/

I don't understand the first node gets internet from modem through Lan cable or can we connect main node to wifi router using wifi or its only with Lan cable ? Can I remove my modem/router once mesh is setup or it works along with modem ?

@ItsNabeel

3 жыл бұрын

You need to keep your modem and connect it to the first node via ethernet cable. All other nodes use wifi

I try to use your information

After a couple of years of endless problems with a four node Velop system, I replaced it with a four node Goggle systems and at last, I have whole house wifi with no dropouts, no linking to the wrong node and no more support calls. Should have done it earlier.

Does it need to be plugged into your router or modem?

@ItsNabeel

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Adrian. It is a router, so no additional router needed. It plugs into your modem and that's it!

So, the second and third node doesn’t need to connect to ethernet like the first node?

@ItsNabeel

2 жыл бұрын

Correct

Help! I need help setting up my network. I want to make sure i am getting the most out of my network and need help connecting these devices in the right order. Here is what i'm working with, -(ISP) Spectrum 400 mbps down/400 mbps up -Modem 4 ports with wifi (wifi can be turned on or off) -Router, Linksys EA9500 Max Stream -Router, Linksys Velop 3pk -Switch, TP Link 24 Gigabit Switch (TL-SG1024D) I have about 17 devices in my house that can be wired through ethernet and 5 that are wifi only. Thank You so much!!

@ItsNabeel

6 жыл бұрын

Victor Medina sorry for such a late reply! Your comment got routed to spam for some reason?! Hopefully you have your system set up as follows: Spectrum ISP going into your modem. Modem going into your Linksys EA9500 Max Stream router. Max Stream router going into your TP Link 24 Gigabit Switch. All devices that can easily be plugged in via ethernet should first utilize your Max Stream router ports. Once those fill up, connect additional ones to your switch. The rest can go on your wifi. You shouldn't lose anything by leaving your other ports on your modem open. This way you can control all devices through your Linksys Max Stream app, even the ones connected to your switch. Is that the route you took? Again, sorry for the delay in responding.

How many node can connect ? Thanks

@ItsNabeel

7 жыл бұрын

I don't think there is a limit on how many nodes can connect, however I believe that the network will slightly slow down with an increase in nodes due to handling of backhaul. The three node system that I use works very well for me.

300 mbps? Thanks you

You guys need to read the Privacy term's on the velop install app it basically says it will harvest data on your network to sell to third parties!

@tbrice7

3 жыл бұрын

Is that bad?

@Lawrence818

3 жыл бұрын

@@tbrice7 In the long term its not good for people to be giving so much personal info. This device will log every website you or anyone in your house will go too.

So is this replacing your current router ?

@ItsNabeel

4 жыл бұрын

MR. Techroid no, I have relegated this router to my parents' house.

is it important for what kind of modem i have?

@ItsNabeel

7 жыл бұрын

You will want a modem that will optimize your available internet speed. So if your internet service provider is giving you 50 mbps speed or higher, you will want to be sure your modem can handle that data speed without becoming a bottleneck. The Linksys Velop should work with any modem though.

@Joel.spidey

7 жыл бұрын

Nabeel Mulla thanks

@ItsNabeel

7 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

can I connect 4 routers together

@ItsNabeel

6 жыл бұрын

Saud Alsomait yes, you can connect up to six nodes on one system.

Will it work if I have a coax cable and get rid of my Fios router? Because I don’t want to pay the fee.

@ItsNabeel

6 жыл бұрын

Catholic Gaming this will replace your router but you will still need a modem to connect your cable internet to the Velop router.

You sound like William Sanderson.

@ItsNabeel

3 жыл бұрын

You should hear my brother Daryl and my other brother Daryl.

what is voltaje of the power adapter ? 110 and 220 V ? thanks

Thank you for trying but... It would have been much more helpful if you had spent less time opening and reading the box and more time actually showing video of how you set it up. Still pictures really didn't explain - at least to me - how you got there.

@ItsNabeel

5 жыл бұрын

MICHAEL WATSON I'm sorry the video wasn't helpful for you. I hope you got it set up. If not, here's the short version: download the Linksys app to your smartphone and open it. Click to setup new Velp router. It will give easy to follow instructions with pictures on what order to disconnect your old router and how to set up this one. Thank you for watching!

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