Linksys Multi-gig Micro Mesh WiFi 6 Router | Connect 100+ Devices | 2,000 Sq Ft Coverage | 3.0 Gbps Speeds | No App Required | 2024 Release

So far so good. Had it very short time. Easy to set up. Plugged in. It recognized the signal from my carrier after plugging in to the carriers modem. Just changed my password and user name on my WiFi units and was all set. So far it is reliable. Saving money from my carrier by using my own router. Decent price.

Literal plug-and-play! This awesome little router was incredibly easy to set up—I just plugged it in and my modem synced effortlessly. It looks great with its matte white housing and glossy bezels, and it’s signal strength is lightning fast in my apartment. Best of all, it's going to save me $5 a month on my internet bill. Spectrum's rental router served me well, but buying this means it will pay for itself in less than a year. Highly recommend!

I got a set of these to replace a Wifi 5 (802.11ac) Apple AirPort Extreme multi-node system in a large house. The Apple system was 12 years old and the radio in one of the nodes had failed. My Internet speed is limited by my wireless provider to 100Gbps so I would not have been able to benefit from a faster Wifi 6e or Wifi 7 router system. My topology with the Apple system was a router and several hard-wired access points. I was able to mimic that with the Linksys system. It is effectively a mesh system with ethernet wired backhaul. The setup process is OK but not great. I was able to get the first station set up as the router and change its wifi name and password to the same one I had used with the Apple system. The challenge came when trying to set up the other notes. First, when they say the secondary (child) nodes are set up, they need to be close to the router. This is true, but they have to be REALLY close, like maybe six to eight inches. I had a stack of unconfigured nodes three ft away from the router and the router couldn't find any of them. Also, the instructions tell you to link the child nodes "when the light stops blinking." That light has four different color capabilities: blue, red, yellow, and white. You need to wait for the BLUE light to stop blinking. If you wait too long and it transitions to a non-blinking red light, you have to start all over. It would have been nice for Linksys to actually tell you the color you are supposed to synch on. Also, I was unable to link the child nodes simultaneously as a group. I had to link each node one at a time. It takes patience, but once it links, you can relocate the child node to elsewhere in your home and the router will find it. The router and network management app is so-so. You can set the router password to anything you want. Family settings are available but I do not use them. You are supposed to be able to set the lights on the router and nodes to either ON, Off, or on 8:00Am to 8:00 PM. This appears to be all or nothing - you cannot adjust the light settings for each device independently. However, the "lights that are controllable in software are the single indicator light that shines through the top of the unit. The yellow and green lights on the ethernet connections are not able to be turned off. I have one device behind a TV set in my master bedroom and the ethernet lights backlight the TV, which is annoying in the middle of the night. I stick some pieces of black electrical tape over them and that solved the problem. I am not sure if this is truly a mesh system as I have the nodes connected to the router by ethernet cabling. However, it functions like one and can handle more simultaneous devices than my old Apple system. Overall, I am pleased.

It's terrible. The connection in a 1500 square foot home is horrendous and it skips during my Spotify tunes. It's turned seamless WiFi from a prior netgear connection into a disaster in my homeschooling/a couple laptops/streaming Spotify/Roku household. Wish i could return it. Literally the router is just below the Bluetooth for the Spotify and it skips during song playback. Garbage.

I had high hopes of this router when I ordered it. I expected it would be just as powerful as my old router and more efficient. Upon its arrival, I rushed to hook it up. I liked how small and compact it was. The white color was also eye-catching - gave it a fancy look! It finally started functioning, and everything went south from there. I noticed a lot of lagging with this router - it just didn't seem to have the power and reach of my old router. It also was more work to use. The less work, the better. That's my belief. For a small household, I think this router would work perfectly. But if you live in a medium-sized one or larger, this won't do the job. I didn't want to use the nodes. I'd rather just use one router.

Very easy and fast to install. Expect its large vents keep cooling since it is always powered on.

Did what its supposed to do

Easy to use no fuss no mess just plug in play. Quiet and is ready out of the box. Easy to use.