Linksys Belkin recently launched an updated, more affordable versi of their popular Velop mesh routers. In additi to being extremely competent routers, Velop is the first n-Apple router to be sold in the Apple Store, which cfers credibility.
When we reviewed Velop's original cfigurati, the highest price was with that. Linksys has come a lg way to alleviate this ccern with the new entry-level model
Design
As the largest, it is available in solo, or in multi-packs units. Each individual node is just six inches in size and is reminiscent of Apple's abanded AirPort routers in a more modern, square design.
the top, next to a series of small circular openings, is a status light that assists the installati process, and is a quick way to discern the speaker. state of each node at a glance. After setup, a blue light indicates that it is cnected to the Internet, red means no internet access, red flashing means out of range, and yellow means a weak cnecti.
The power switch and a reset butt are located the underside, and should not need to be accessed often. Both Ethernet ports and the power input are located at the back. ly a LAN port is limiting, almost …
