Linksys AX5400 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System
Linksys AX5400 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System
Linksys AX5400 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System
Linksys AX5400 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System
Linksys AX5400 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System
Linksys AX5400 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System
Linksys AX5400 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System
Linksys AX5400 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System
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Posted 20 January 2024

Linksys AX5400 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System

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Linksys Atlas Pro 6 Velop Dual Band Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System (AX5400) - WiFi Router, Extender, Booster with up to 2,700 sq ft / 250 sqm Coverage, 4x Faster Speed for 30+ Devices - 1 Pack, White






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Linksys Atlas Pro 6 Dual-Band Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System, AX5400 WiFi Router for Seamless Cove...
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  • Powerful Whole Home WiFi: Get more than just fast internet, intelligent Mesh Technology, WiFi 6 covers up to 2700 sq ft with stable signals, eliminate dead zones in your home
  • Up Your Game: Stream 4K UHD videos unbuffered with 4x faster WiFi speeds up to 5.4 Gbps, access to 160 Mhz channel supports up to 30+ devices without network congestion, lagging
  • Kid-Safe Internet: Enable Parental Control features to set time limits, schedule WiFi access, restrict explicit content on kids' devices so they can browse, play safely online
  • Easiest App-Based Setup: Get online in minutes with a simple setup process in the Linksys app, set up separate guest access and remotely manage your home mesh network in the app
  • Secure Home Network: Stay connected with an unbreachable network. The router is protected by a 3-year warranty, smarter auto software update, WPA2 personal and SPI Firewall security

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  1. Minstadave's avatar
    I'd be looking at the MX4200/AX4200 as those are tri band and can be had cheap on eBay. Many are community fibre branded but easy to flash to OEM firmware.

    Some info on the differences:

    reddit.com/r/m…jXR (edited)
    dead_ted's avatar
    This is exactly what I'm using, some community fibre branded ones I grabbed off ebay. I have 2 of them connected via wired backhaul.

    They're brilliant. I have gigabit internet and my wireless speeds are typically around 700mbit/s all around the house. Even through a solid brick wall I still see around 500mbit/s. For my purposes they do the job. I can even use wireless streaming from my PC via sunshine/moonlight which is very dependent on having a good wireless setup, works perfectly.

    I'm considering getting a 3rd as a dedicated AP just for streaming to a Quest 3.
  2. blaine's avatar
    These are really fast Wi-Fi access points, I have two and even with wireless backhaul I can get my full broadband speed from the second hub at 520Mb/s. Gaming though this with really low latency too. Been very solid and reliable too. 
  3. reddeviluk's avatar
    Just looking around and came across this thread. I've currently got the Google Nest WiFi system installed but wanting to move to WiFi 6, have been holding out for the TP-Link XE75 Pro triple pack as I read good things about that setup.

    Would these MX4200 bought from eBay and flashed offer me a similar experience does anyone know?

    Thanks
    snackbar2016's avatar
    I installed some xe75 pros yesterday and there solid. Max download speed across the house, down the garden and down the road for a bit as well
  4. C0mbat's avatar
    Be aware that the advertised price is for the dual band and not the tri band shown in the photo. There is no backhaul on this one as far as I know as I have three of them.
    blaine's avatar
    Mx5400 are tri band and do Wi-Fi and Ethernet backhaul. 
  5. Dan7712's avatar
    I have two of these in my cupboard from my ISP. They couldn't quite reach from upstairs to downstairs which meant I had several dropouts and the didn't handle handovers too well.

    Everything is now CAT6 round the house, with Unify APs in the loft and downstairs, all connected to the Unify Dream Pill.

    For most people this is completely overkill, and I suspect these will work well enough for most people. But for those of you who want the best, run cables and put dedicated APs round the house.
  6. Chz's avatar
    £249 for the pack of three not a bad deal, either.
  7. alan2simms's avatar
    excellent price , but beware if you wanted to upgrade to velop pro cognative mesh nodes in te future the intelligent mesh devices cannot be added as nodes to each other ,why Linksys decided to this is a mystery
  8. stevereys's avatar
    52036456-UnDum.jpgPaid about £33 per node for mine
    Peew971's avatar
    eBay?
  9. viop's avatar
    Really good piece of kit. Bought this during black Friday and it's been solid. The mobile App is painfully slow though but once it is setup, you don't need to use the app again
  10. snoopy-g's avatar
    got a brand new one from cash convertors for £65 missed out as there was some for £45 I would look around CEX and places but soiled units as had the BT mini ones before and these are much better.
  11. RyanC's avatar
    Anyone got a walk through guide how to flash original firmware on the community fibre nodes, I've been gifted 2 and want to put original firmware on it?
  12. innocent's avatar
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    Reduced further by £10 for Spring Deal to £89.99
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