Best Buy via eBay has
3-Pack Linksys Atlas Pro AX5300 WiFi 6 System (MX55EC3) for
$329.99.
Shipping is free.
Best Buy has
3-Pack Linksys Atlas Pro AX5300 WiFi 6 System (MX55EC3) for
$329.99.
Shipping is free or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to Community Member
BigRich83 for finding this deal.
- Note, pickup availability will vary by location.
Features:- Delivers true gigabit mesh WiFi speeds throughout your entire home, up to 5.4 Gbps with 6-stream connectivity.
- 160MHz Capable
- Qualcomm chipset
- 30 devices per node
- Easily expandable by adding additional nodes
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I love Netgear and I think they are the best consumer grade networking products company by far.
But they dropped the ball big time in Orbis firmware updates and asinine support, or lack thereof.
Seriously, read their forums. Thank me later. Rep me now.
I have the Linksys MX8400C from Costco and while it started out great, firmware updates seem to cause more problems than they fix, so I'm hesitant to recommend Linksys. That said, plenty of people complain about Orbi too.
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I have the Linksys MX8400C from Costco and while it started out great, firmware updates seem to cause more problems than they fix, so I'm hesitant to recommend Linksys. That said, plenty of people complain about Orbi too.
I love Netgear and I think they are the best consumer grade networking products company by far.
But they dropped the ball big time in Orbis firmware updates and asinine support, or lack thereof.
Seriously, read their forums. Thank me later. Rep me now.
Amazon price for a single AX5300 unit is $267. That suggests this post is a Slick Deal as far as price . This is $330 for three units.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Z5NZ...5DYCM
I love Netgear and I think they are the best consumer grade networking products company by far.
But they dropped the ball big time in Orbis firmware updates and asinine support, or lack thereof.
Seriously, read their forums. Thank me later. Rep me now.
My next mesh system won't be Orbi. It retails too expensive for what you get, and have to pay for security and parent controls. And took them like 2 years to address their issues with the first Orbi Rbk50 - I don't want to be their Guinea pig again.
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I have the Velop setup as well. Mine has not been as reliable as yours, requiring not just reboots but resets and re-setups UNTIL I stopped using them as the router and set them as APs in bridged mode and went back to using an older Asus AC1900 as the router. Since then it's been rock solid. I can mow 3 acres and stream music in every far corner.
That being said I'm using Asus ZenWifi mesh router setup.
That being said I'm using Asus ZenWifi mesh router setup.
A person below explains that all Ethernet cables are not equal . He says older Ethernet cables are limited to 100 mpbs, so people should take that into account . I have no idea how one can determine what sort of cable is installed in their home ! Technology and speed increases are great , but it's difficult to keep up and understand everything. I just buy things and install them when they have positive ratings . It appears that the same device can be great in one home and suck in another , even though it's working proper in both homes . Who would guess that it could be caused by older Ethernet cable ? How many people realize that they should use tri band mesh system unless they have modern Ethernet cable connection for each mesh station?
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