Connected Home Store via Amazon has 2-Pack Linksys MX8000 Tri-Band AX4000 Mesh WiFi 6 Router System on sale for $123.49 when you clip the 5% Off coupon on the page. Shipping is free.
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About this Item:
Supports 80+ devices
Covers up to 5,400 sq ft
Intelligent Mesh technology is designed to deliver gigabit WiFi speeds to cover every corner of your home
Easy set up and control through the free Linksys app
Parental controls to protect kids online
Includes: 1 Ethernet cable, 2 Power adapter, 2 Parent nodes
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Connected Home Store via Amazon has 2-Pack Linksys MX8000 Tri-Band AX4000 Mesh WiFi 6 Router System on sale for $123.49 when you clip the 5% Off coupon on the page. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter tDames for sharing this deal.
Note: Must be logged in to clip coupons; coupons are typically one-time use.
About this Item:
Supports 80+ devices
Covers up to 5,400 sq ft
Intelligent Mesh technology is designed to deliver gigabit WiFi speeds to cover every corner of your home
Easy set up and control through the free Linksys app
Parental controls to protect kids online
Includes: 1 Ethernet cable, 2 Power adapter, 2 Parent nodes
It's one thing to be using a router at home that has outdated firmware, but choosing to purchase a NEW router that has not had a firmware update in a year and a half makes no sense.
Biggest gripe was that anything on the Guest network (IOT devices, which we have ~20) can not be renamed or assigned a new icon, so half of my devices were just MAC addresses.
These are amazing routers. I've had mine for over a year (and the old Wireless AC version before that) and have had no issues. Best mesh network by far. It is easily controlled remotely via app or browser and you can split the bands for IOT devices.
Biggest gripe was that anything on the Guest network (IOT devices, which we have ~20) can not be renamed or assigned a new icon, so half of my devices were just MAC addresses.
Does this router not support virtual networks? Thought most modern routers had this. Should be easy to set up, if so.
It's one thing to be using a router at home that has outdated firmware, but choosing to purchase a NEW router that has not had a firmware update in a year and a half makes no sense.
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Does this router not support virtual networks? Thought most modern routers had this. Should be easy to set up, if so.
It does support virtual networks, they call them guest networks (many manufacturers do the same). His issue is that items on those guest networks can't be renamed to make them friendlier to identify.
Those of you who got this device, can it be configured and run locally with no cloud access at all? Is there a local configurator or something of that kind, or do you have to download an app, create account, and so on?
I had these at one point. They were incredibly disappointing and I couldn't wait to get rid of them. They were super hard to sell and I got very little for them.
They just didn't do that whole networking thing all that well and I routinely had to reboot them. They were very fiddly and mesh was constantly breaking.
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Biggest gripe was that anything on the Guest network (IOT devices, which we have ~20) can not be renamed or assigned a new icon, so half of my devices were just MAC addresses.
These are amazing routers. I've had mine for over a year (and the old Wireless AC version before that) and have had no issues. Best mesh network by far. It is easily controlled remotely via app or browser and you can split the bands for IOT devices.
Biggest gripe was that anything on the Guest network (IOT devices, which we have ~20) can not be renamed or assigned a new icon, so half of my devices were just MAC addresses.
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They just didn't do that whole networking thing all that well and I routinely had to reboot them. They were very fiddly and mesh was constantly breaking.
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