[HD] Unboxing the Linksys Velop Modular Mesh WiFi System 

Excellent intro to Velop. I intended to buy a Linksys range extender, but the Velop seems to be what I need for my home. Thanks.

Found the answer. Each node has two Ethernet ports. One port will be used for the internet connection leaving one available. Each added node adds two ports.

Thanks for participation in the discussion with valuable suggestion.?

Great unboxing, as far as I can see though I still prefer Netgear's Orbi, it seems to be a lot more advanced with more features than this product, I don't mean that this is not a great system, and it also looks very slick, just that it seems to be lacking in some areas.

will this work with a access point or bridge?

can this be used as a range extender along with my Linksys EA9500 Router?

So the units have two Ethernet ports so I could essentially hardwire my Ps4 and 4k tv through one of the nodes?

how far away can the nodes be from each other? I know it will vary based on the type of home and how many walls the signal needs to travel through but anyone have an idea?

What is the data transfer rate?

hey guys i have a Q. can i get the 2 pack and give one to my friend since its cheaper to buy the pack of 2 instead of buying separately. so can we get the pack of 2 and everyone take one and use it ?

Are the power blocks also available in a European 240v configuration and connection?

How many Ethernet ports, total? Does each unit have two or are there only two ports on the main node and none on the other two?

When is this available?

Are stores selling this yet?

I currently have an ARRIS SURFboard SB6183 cable modem and a Linksys WRT1900ac. I have a very large house (5k sq ft), and both products are in the worst location in my home. My system was set up by "experts" when doing a whole house system a few years ago (and why they put equipment in my laundry room, I will never understand!) although I changed out the modem and router to update them last winter. Needless to say the wifi stinks even with the new equipment. I have a range extender on the farthest side of my home and it works "just ok" but other areas of my house have weak signals. This product interests me, but I am curious if it would work with the WRT1900ac or does this replace it? Would I be better with a different system (Orbi?) or a different router, or just move what I got? Any advice would be helpful!

Eh, it's way better to just buy one beast router. the performance decreases when you keep repeating the same signal and interference.

Sorry, but the fact that you can only configure this device only with a smart phone makes it a piece of shit product by default.