LinksysWHW0101P Velop Mesh WiFi Extender: Wall Plug-in, Wireless Range and Speed Booster for Velop Mesh Wi-Fi System, Single Outlet (White)

We have installed and used the Linksys Velop Two node Mesh System for two years and have had no problems from the get go. This summer, one of our daughters has been staying with us and working out of our house. She frequently tried to work out on our patio but found that the WiFi service was spotty.We purchased the Velop extender for our system, installed it and at the same time, upped our internet speed. We are happy to report that doing these things has given us faster and more reliable internet usage out on our patio.We ordered our Velop extender online from Amazon and it was delivered three days ahead of when it was promised. It was easy to install, as long as you follow the instructions. Read Instructions twice (maybe three times), install ONCE!

I have had the Velop 3 tower mesh system in my house for at least a year. It has been fantastic and trouble free. Great Wifi all over the house. My problem area is a pool house area down below my main space. It is a pretty good distance down there. Ethernet over powerline does not work since the pool house is on a different circuit. I plugged the Velop extension node in down there, and configured it with the terrific app in no time. It has totally solved the problem. My speeds are around 50 meg down and 10 up down there, which is totally adequate for web surfing, email, music, streaming etc. My speeds inside the house are perhaps double that, but it is irrelevant to my needs. So, I am very pleased. I have been looking for a solution to this admittedly first world problem ( internet by my pool...) for a number of years. Problem solved.

Simple enough to use and setup. We have two of these, one up and one downstairs, and so I think they work pretty well. Like all wifi it's limited by doors, walls and other structures with in homes.I would recommend.

We have a large yard with the house at one end and have a hard time getting WiFi at the back half of the yard, and were having issues with slow WiFi all over the house (about 10 different smart devices all connecting). This additional node (used with theLinksys Velop Tri-Band Home Mesh WiFi Router) we were able to plug into the shed partway down the hill (has power outlets and is weather tight) and get a good WiFi signal to the rest of the yard. No extra cables to run. We played a bit with the location of the in-house to get the best coverage and have actually increased our WiFi speed (previously had a decent, if a few years old, Linksys WiFi router that turned out to be part of the problem with our constant slow WiFi speeds in the house). I thought the system was a little pricey when I bought it, but to not have fight with slow/spotty WiFi the cost has been worth it!

I'm a bit technology challenged so it took a while to set the unit up. Having said that I performs very well. Recommended.

The basic Velop system works well, but this plug extender was a complete flop. The extender created interruption after interruption on the system. After less than 3 months the extender completely failed. NOW customer support is a complete failure and nightmare. I wound through the system for five hours and was finally approved for a replacement. Two emails were supposed to advise as to the return process. One arrived with no instructions and the beginning of another process that I could not complete even though I had a Case number with an authorization for replacement. This company proved to be a disaster when it comes to support, and of course remember that the product had failed within 3 months. I have been an electronics technician since 1949 and an electronics engineer working in networking since 1964 as well as a developer of Microsoft and Apple applications. I would advise staying away from this company.

I bought an initial system of one router and one repeater unit as my "mesh", replacing several routers and repeaters with the usual confusing array of channel numbers and names. The Velop mesh worked very well to improve speed and quality of WiFi connections. I found that in the most distant rooms, the coverage didn't quite reach all areas and so I added a second "satelite". The system practically installs itself so it was easy to do with very clear instructions. The result is I now have perfect coverage and excellent speed (250GBs) WiFi throughout the house and no issues as you move from room to room or floor to floor--the transition is seamless.

I setup my three node Velop system last year via the android phone app. I don't like apps, but it worked and it is a fast network. Bought the wall plug-n that extends the network and couldn't connect to it with my S9 android app. Spent a few days moving things around and rebooting. Finally returned it and bought a replacement. Same issue. My wife decided to DL the ios app to her iphone X and it worked flawlessly. My synopsis is the install app works better on iphone and didn't work at all on my android. It connects BT and I never saw it connected.