Linksys Hydra Pro 6 - Unbox and Setup

Unboxing and setting up the Linksys Hydra Pro 6 Wifi Router. I paid $150 for this router on Amazon (on sale). UPC # / Model # MR5500
System Features:
Dual Band Mesh Router, Covers up to 2,700 Sq ft.
Accommodates 30+ devices (connections)
5.4 Gbps total throughput
Access to 160 MHz channels enables true WIFI 6 power
Intelligent Mesh Technology with guaranteed updates
4 Gigabit LAN ports, USB 3.0, Gigabit WAN port
WiFi 6 (802.11ax) is 4.2x faster than WiFi 5 (802.11ac)
Reduced power consumption (devices intelligently negotiate wake and communication frequency)
Features Qualcomm Immersive Home 216 Platform which provides wire-like network stability and beyond fast performance.
1GHz dual-core processor.
Efficient use of Routing thanks to OFDMA, which improves efficiency in high-density scenarios.
Designed in California
Made in Vietnam

[@tzn0097]

thank you very good unbooxing and awsome review

[@MilciadesAndrion]

Great video. I learned a lot and your style is unique. I am to order one. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience. I liked the video and subscribed to the channel.

[@SebastianOats]

Thanks for the comment. I can confirm the Hydra Pro 6 has continued to work well in my home. No regrets 9 months in. I have mine mounted 7 feet above ground on the first floor of my home and I think that helped too.

[@69RIGGER]

Thanks 👍🏻

[@prakashd7397]

1 you kept old wifi above speaker it won't work 2 laser fiber wire not to touch other wire nearby to it if so you won't get Internet at all

[@chrisgardner6677]

Mahalo but why did you get rid of your orbi?

[@jamesbuddy3485]

can i set up with out a phone

[@mando7558]

3200 sf house is not small. I saw one of these for $100.00 online. Do you think this is a good router?

[@raydavison2972]

The probable reason you were having inconsistencies previously is that you kept your router on top of your speaker. Having it that close to a magnet of that size will severely degrade its performance.

[@biz4twobiz463]

should still be able to access router the old fashion way... using the default gateway in your ipconfig. You'd want to do that with a direct cable connection. It's always good to see the setup, functions using your browser on your computer.

[@therealcfiddy592]

I agree. I hate the hassle of downloading an app, making an account, and all the hassle. I already have an Internet browser and I can find the IP address in 2 seconds. Especially working at an ISP, I can download an app for every customers router. I can always use the GUI I love it

[@biz4twobiz463]

@@therealcfiddy592 ... well, if that is true, then share ur IP. You should expect a knock on the door, because jail is coming. LMAO
Not moral. Probably highly against the law. Merci

[@therealcfiddy592]

@@biz4twobiz463 lol what's immoral? Fwiw, I meant can't download an app for every customers router. Much easier to just login locally via the web GUI. Even if I did have an app for a customers router, there's nothing wrong with that. Help me understand what is immoral

[@therealcfiddy592]

@@biz4twobiz463 WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT