The Linksys WHW0301 Velop Tri-Band Mesh WiFi System delivers ultra-fast, whole-home coverage with Intelligent Mesh™ Technology. Easy to set up and designed to fit anywhere, Velop ensures strong, seamless WiFi across multiple rooms, devices, and floors—perfect for streaming, gaming, video calls, and smart homes.
From the moment you set up Velop, Intelligent Mesh™ begins optimizing your network. It automatically chooses the clearest channel, reroutes traffic if a node is disconnected, and expands coverage as you add more nodes.
Each Velop node features a sleek, compact design that blends with any décor. Modular and scalable, you can add more nodes to cover larger homes, multistory layouts, or difficult areas with thick walls.
With Apple HomeKit, Velop gives you greater control over smart home devices. You can manage what accessories are allowed to communicate within your home and through the internet for added privacy.
Linksys Shield provides enhanced parental controls and network protection. Filter content, set screen time limits, block specific devices, or pause the internet during family time.
Manage your WiFi hands-free with Alexa commands like “Alexa, turn off Timmy’s WiFi” or “Alexa, enable guest WiFi” for easy control of your network.
The WHW0301 includes a 3-year limited warranty plus dedicated technical support, ensuring long-term reliability and peace of mind.
Setup is quick and simple with the Linksys App. Velop works with all major ISPs and existing modems to create a reliable mesh WiFi network in just minutes.
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