Mesh WiFi 6 Router Home WiFi System, (2,700 ft, 30+ Devices, AX5400) - Atlas Pro 6 - WiFi Router & Extender Replacement - MX5501-AMZ

Didn’t work. Only cover like 5 meters away from the router in an open space.

faulty product

Signal is continuously interrupted I reset many times and I thought there is a problem with the main router from Du, Du checked both and found this router is defected. I need to replace it

My condo is not very big, but it does have a second story, and the internal modem is on the first floor. Using wifi, but by the time it gets to my office, it's pretty weak because it is a straight-line connection, and the further away it gets, the weaker the signal. Mesh works differently, as each mesh router is a new start, so the signal does not weaken. Works well. I have multiple devices, and some days they are all fired up, and I still have great connectivity.

This router was a cinch to setup and allows multiple device connections as stated.

Wow, this thing is amazing, I had an old Linksys Wi-Fi 6 mesh MX55EC model, and it worked just fine,I decided to buy this Atlas Pro Wi-Fi 6 router. I could not believe my eyes,it just double the speed of my internet. See before,out of 300 Mgbs supplied by provider, I got around 84-98 mgbs,at the location of my linked devices. With this router, I am kidding you not, with the same devices,same provider,I got 246 mgbs. Freaking amazing ,not that much buffering anymore, I was not a believer, I am now. I mean ,one thing is to improve 10-15 mgbs,but more then double,how knew !!! . I am not affiliated with manufacturer or seller,in any way,maybe other routers are good to, never tried lately, but now, I know that sometimes is not the provider that supplies our internet connection, but the equipment that we use. Maybe I just got lucky for once. I ,definitly,am NOT a very tech person,at all,when I replaced the old mesh router,with this one, I am pretty sure I skipped couple of steps,while doing the setup process,but the router at the end connected to my internet like a champ,and I concluded might be very ,very intuitive.Thank you guys for a great work,and keep it up,who knows maybe next time a Wi-Fi 7,but,with my finances,not that soon,I am very happy with what I have right now,and also I am happy,that I did not listen to some reviewers, and tried this by myself .I always read the bad reviews first,and make up my own mind,this time for my own benefit.Thank you Linksys.

In theory, it should be an easy install. I installed the Linksys app on my phone, enabled location services, Bluetooth, etc. The instructions are fairly simple. When it came time to connect to the powered-on, newly unboxed router, it consistently failed to find the router even sitting right next to it. I rebooted my phone, rebooted the router, did a factory reset on the router, etc. Nothing worked UNTIL I connected my phone to the new router's wifi network. Use the router password on the bottom of the router to connect to it. Once connected, the linksys install app found the router immediately and the rest of the install process, including pairing the 2nd router all went perfectly. I did NOT need to setup a smart wifi account, etc. which they try to get you to do. I did not see this trick mentioned anywhere, so I hope it helps someone running into the same problem. Once setup, everything has been great so far. All my devices have connected, wifi signal is good and download speeds are what we expected.

Started with 2 nodes, now up to 6 nodes. Used in 2 very different settings. One was in a relatively compact newer house with good lines of sight. Performance was fine. The second is a much older house with everything from stone to heavy timber and lots of twists and turns. Have 1 node in a barn over 100' from main house. Performance has been consistently excellent. Solid signal strength, always online, nodes connect with each other seamlessly, and the app has got better over time. Can consistently get 300+ MBps anywhere in a several hundred foot radius. Can get 500+ close to main router. It has its limitations - it's sensitive to placement and the setup process can occasionally go into funky loops. But overall, it's handled multiple folks streaming / watching videos, videoconferencing, and surfing without any issues.