Linksys has updated its Velop Intelligent Mesh system with another offering, the Atlas Pro 6, which can be ordered in a single router pack, a system of two or a system of 3, depending on the required area to cover. The system runs on the WiFi 6 (802.11ax) technology, which has reached maturity for quite some time now, comes with simultaneous dual-band 2.4 and 5GHz capabilities, 5 internal antennas, while the 1GHz dual-core processor is assisted by 256MB of flash and 512MB of RAM.

The 2-pack system is shipped inside a medium-sized cardboard enclosure, showing a photo of the product right from the top cover. We will be reminded that this system is able to cover large houses with up to 3 or 4 bedrooms, connection of about 60 devices and the total wireless throughput which can be reached is 5400Gbps (Dual-Band Gigabit 600 + 4800 Mbps):

On the side, we will note the three configurations Atlas Pro 6 can come in, but also the full list of technical specifications:

Nearby, we will learn of the box contents, but how to access the downloadable application for installation purposes:

The bottom area does offer more explanations regarding the main product highlights, in multiple languages, but we will also receive an example regarding product positioning inside the house:

After removing the top packaging layer, we will end up with an all-white box:

By lifting the top cover, we will get to see that the two units are close together, separated by cardboard material, in order not to get scratched during transit; on the left side we will note the accessories box:

On the top of the bundle box, we will note the two power adapters:

We will also receive a small leaflet in multiple languages, along with a disk with documentation:

The documentation will mostly show how to access the configuration application, but also how to reach the online resources:

The power adapters do come with an extra set of plugs, but we will also receive a LAN cable:

The adapters do share the color scheme of the Atlas Pro 6 towers: