**Correction** Eero Pro 6 has backhaul functionality but doesn't reserve a specific band for wireless backhaul but makes use of the best connection currently available. www.reddit.com/r/eero/comments/jkz0sb/dedicated_wireless_backhaul/?
I totally agree. His reviews have helped me choose quite a few products. And they teach you a lot about new tech features. Let's keep on liking and sharing the videos.
A piece that’s really important about this router that was glossed over is the HomeKit support. With HomeKit, Alexa, and Google home, when you add a device to the network it gets full access to communicate with all other devices. As a result, the security of your home accessories is only as strong as it’s weakest link. The eero 6 pro is one of only 2 HomeKit enabled routers on the market meaning it adds a firewall on all devices and limits how they can communicate with the network. So as far as your smart home’s security that may be a big sell for some people.
Absolutely loved this video, so thorough and well-made. I hope you'll review things like consoles and what not in the future, it would be fantastic to see a tech review of the Series S and X side by side.
What about roaming performance? How well does the mesh do at switching devices to use the closest and best node? That is my #1 gripe with mesh setup, they don't do seamless roaming well at all.
I have bought.... 2 of the Eero Pro 6 and 1 of the standard Eero 6. Do I simply setup each of them up and connect into each broadband/fibre port in the wall of each room?
Great vid! I also checked out Eero routers. I settled on NETGEAR - AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 Router (Model: RAX10-100NAS) and it's awesome. The coverage is only 1500 sq ft which had zero affect on performance at my place. So, I saved $$ and have a reliable, configurable router. If you have a bigger place than mine, then maybe you can also afford the Eero and money is no object, lol. We also just got fiber optic and so we needed something high-speed capable -- this is it! Compare all features to Eero and others before you buy.
so im on a desktop and i prefer hardwired connections buttttt the router is across my house and downstairs away from my room, i was reccomended this because i can hardwire to a eero in my room and have one downstairs to replace the current router? is this worth it? im having alot of issues with hardwiring to a extender...
Likely switching the Pro 6 today from the AmpliFi Alien due to that router has stopped broadcasting wifi multiple times now in the first 2 weeks of owning it. The Eero subscription is the only thing that gives me pause. It doesn't seem bad, but some of the functionality included seems pretty basic like usage history and parental controls which should be part of their app for free IMO.
i have 2 of these in the house if i buy another one and put it in garage which is maybe 20ft from the house will i have internet in garage currently on frontier fiber 1000mbps
Does this actually help improve wifi speeds? I've got 900 download with a cable but I can't feasibly have cable from the router to my pc. I've been debating getting one of these as they're on sale to see if I have one of these in my room by my pc and then plug it into my pc via ethernet from the mesh router the speeds will be better (I only get 1/3rd of my download speeds over wifi currently).
I received 3 from Frontier, not even sure why? I set one up seems to be working the lite is white? What's next with the othe two? I used same network name and password, right thing to do no idea? App , not that interested, will it just work without?
I currently have the Google WiFi (older) system and going to this. Can’t wait. Just hate yet another subscription coming my way. Wish Apple had their own mesh system.
i was just wondering why you have download an app to go with this router? when i got the router that came with my broadband provider, no app is needed....🤔
Thanks for the awesome review. I recently switched ISP from Spectrum to Ting (Fiber Optic) which gives mean almost 1Gig into my house. I also have the Eero Pro6 router along with 3 Eero Extenders for my multi-story 2800sqft home but I'm not getting the ultra high speeds and I don't know why? While the speeds have tripled what I was getting with Spectrum, I only getting about 1/3 of the 1Gig speed coming in. Previous speed test results now range between 200-300 up and down when they should be somewhere between 500-800 on a fiber network. Do you have any suggestions that might help???
I have dsl as I'm up on mountain lol but I have smart home with everything like 50 things lol is this pro 6 better seeing I got alot of items to add. Seeing its dsl
How do you add devices? How do I have it cover dead zones without being connected to my modem through ethernet? I only have 1 eero pro 6E. Under connect a wifi device all it is showing me is share qr code or share wifi details
Can you assign a device to a specific router in the house? Example: I have two eero in my home one is in my office and the other in the living room area. Somehow my computer in my office is always connected to the router in the living room area. Unless I turn off my Wi-Fi and turn it back on, it will then connect to the one in the office. It’s a bit frustrating
It depends. Do you have an "all in one" modem and router from your ISP? If so, then yes you'll need to put it in bridge mode. If you have just a modem then no.
You mentioned that you have have wirelessly connected a garage across the street from your home with the use of the eero Pro 6. We have a half acre of land with two houses on opposite corners of the lot, which I guess would mean that the houses could be up to 200 feet apart (assuming my math is correct). I should add that both of the houses are constructed of concrete block, but both are relatively small. We are looking at options to connect the internet between the two houses, wirelessly. We are not heavy internet users, but rather would like to be able to connect the two homes, so as not to have to purchase an extra internet connections. I would appreciate any assistance that you can provide
I’d try a Mesh system, but place the Wi-Fi point in a window that overlooks the house 200 feet away and see if that works. If not, you can always return the system and go for something like the Netgear Orbi that’ll likely have better range (but it’s def more expensive, so you are paying for top of the line range). Eero also makes Wi-Fi repeaters as well which might be worth looking into if the signal is too weak to be useable for the second home. Hope that helps!
I have the original Wii system that only works on a 2.4 GHz signal. Am I able to change make any setting adjustments so the router will use its 2.4? For instance, my current modern Spectrum 6 router does not allow for any changes and the 5 GHz takes over and my Wii never can be played unless I use an Ethernet cord.
Does this have ethernet backhaul? I can connect 2 of the device via ethernet, house has some wiring just not enough. Also do the extenders have 2 ethernet pots or only router thanks.
Yes the EEro pro 6 supports wired backhaul, and the nodes are identical internally {two ethernet ports}. It auto negotiates which one is the gateway. You can use an ethernet port as a wired connection even if you dont have a wired backhaul between the nodes
i don't want the fastest internet, i want the most stable one. eero fixed all my issues and i almost never login to eero to check what is happening on my network because it just works. One less technical equipment to think about. Do you think about your water software configuration? Eero is the same.
I'm in the market to upgrade my original Google WiFi, I don't have gigabit internet. But have been thinking off WiFi 6? Or is the Google Nest a good upgrade?
The Nest Wifi isn't a huge upgrade over the Google Wifi. If you're looking to upgrade id reccomend either going with a Wifi 6 system (you'll still benefit from better network handling with a lot of devices on the network simultaneously) or wait for Google to release a Wifi 6 system. - Josh
@@6MonthsLater Thanks Josh, I actually bought the Nest system and have tested it, going to send it back and I've ordered the Amplifi Alien mesh system. I'll see how rest goes. And as I still have time before I need to return the Nest I'll be able to keep the one I like. But yes WiFi 6 is worth paying the extra for I think.
I am using the router that my internet provider gave me. (Spectrum) The Wi-Fi in that room is about 350 down and 22 up. That is plenty for me. The rest of the house is a mess. I have a cheap extender that is hit or miss. Should I keep my router and get an expensive extender. Would that work together? If I get an euro pro 6 router could I just plug it in or would I have to contact Specctrum and tell them? Thanks for any info.
Personally I'd put in a mesh wifi system if you're having issues covering your whole home reliably with wifi. You'd need to contact spectrum and ask them to turn off the wifi on their modem/router so it doesn't interfere with the wifi signal from the router you purchase. Hope that helps! - Josh
hi is the regular eero mesh system a good product or is the pro the only way to go.....2400 sq ft home 2 levels....on a bit of a budget so the pro is a bit pricey .the regular eero is much less.....not sure what to do or what kind to go with....please help..lol...cheers from Canada
The only thing I don't like is the difficulty with getting the Ethernet port on it to actually work. It isn't quite as easy as a traditional router - if I just plug in an Ethernet cable it doesn't just "work"
I have Comcast 100mbs service at the moment with a 3 point Google mesh system with no problems. Frontier is coming to install fiber service 500mbs in a few days. As a bonus they are giving me a Eero pro 6 router with no extensions. After watching this video, I think I will stick with my Google mesh system and the Eero will stay in the cardboard box:)
You are a clever fox. Yes. This eero sucks. I also got the 500 mbs from Frontier. But as soon as you go wireless it slows you down. My way older Netgear router gives me 300 mbs and it’s 8 years old.
Hi, Very good video. I'm looking for a wifi 6 setup. I currently have a Netgear Nighthawk X8. Now most of our devices are becoming wif6/ iPhone, new MBP ect... Our house is about 3800FT including the basement. I was thinking of getting this system. Our cable company offers these Eero pro 6 setups as part of the cable package for 9.99 a month. You get 2 EEros pro 6's. I have gig service as well here. The X8 has worked well, but I think I can get close to the gig I pay for using this new system. I was also looking at getting a regular Wifi6 router, but I realize my signal is not that great downstairs. The router is in the top floor attic room. What do you think? I did subscribe too.
I have 3 in a house less than 3000 sq ft, the test for the internet coming in shows 980 Mbps, but when testing devices on the network, I only get 150 Mbps. Why?
My guess is the WiFi points don’t have a good enough connection to the main router. Typically it’s best if they’re in line of sight to the router plugged into your modem if possible. Other cause could be too much congestion on the network, but if you’re not in an apartment building and in a single family home, I wouldn’t think that is the issue. If my suggestion doesn’t help I’d reach out to the Eero team for suggestions. And see if you can return it if you still can’t get speeds close to what you’re supposed to be getting. - Josh
I’m slow to all this tech stuff, buying this, would i still need to buy an AT&T or Spectre, monthly internet service? Or do i buy this, and have internet service included?
There is only One (1) Router in a mesh system. The other network devices (like the Extender and Beacon) are Access Points. Even in the 3-Pack “3 Router” package on the Eero website only one device per home acts as the router. The others are just wired access points which will be must faster and reliable than wireless mesh.
EERO 6 has a zigbee hub built in BUT!!! It is ONLY compatible with certain devices.Thats the ONLY con I do not like? Other than that the units work great
Bought 3 for £285 from Amazon (plus one additional one that came with my ISP) which was a lot cheaper than the Nest equivalent. The single routers signal is pretty impressive by itself so looking forward to having four dotted around the house.
I'm still trying to figure out how this system works. I have a router, bought a single eero pro 6. So the eero pro 6 will only work if I ethernet it to the already existing router?
If you have a router the eero pro 6 just replaces that router. But if what you have is a modem/router combo device (like one from an internet service provider) you’ll need to connect the eero to that.
Comment at 1:28 about a dedicated band for comunication between nodes is incorrect. Eero does not reserve a band for backhaul, this has been indicated by their staff on Reddit.
The day i pay a subscription for my router would be the day I go full caveman and live off the rid. Just no... Couldn't finish the video after that. Liked the vid tho, thanks for the tidbit.
I think the fact they are trying to sell you subscriptions for a router is an instant turn off, and an instant no buy for me! It's disgraceful profiteering tactics. Google don't do it, or Asus or TP Link or Amplifi etc.
**Correction** Eero Pro 6 has backhaul functionality but doesn't reserve a specific band for wireless backhaul but makes use of the best connection currently available. www.reddit.com/r/eero/comments/jkz0sb/dedicated_wireless_backhaul/?
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This channel is great. Surprised it’s not bigger. Great content, keep it up
Man I wish your videos got more views. Definitely deserve more recognition.
I totally agree. His reviews have helped me choose quite a few products. And they teach you a lot about new tech features. Let's keep on liking and sharing the videos.
Glad you’ve found them to be helpful!
Just purchased it. Literally. Great video and now I am a sub. Thanks.
A piece that’s really important about this router that was glossed over is the HomeKit support. With HomeKit, Alexa, and Google home, when you add a device to the network it gets full access to communicate with all other devices. As a result, the security of your home accessories is only as strong as it’s weakest link. The eero 6 pro is one of only 2 HomeKit enabled routers on the market meaning it adds a firewall on all devices and limits how they can communicate with the network. So as far as your smart home’s security that may be a big sell for some people.
What Wi-Fi router would you recommend for range and speed? I live in a double story and my wifi is trash upstairs
Thanks for your long term review! 💪
Hey Josh 👋 Love the video.
You have a really soft and clear voice perfect to understand what you said.
Absolutely loved this video, so thorough and well-made. I hope you'll review things like consoles and what not in the future, it would be fantastic to see a tech review of the Series S and X side by side.
Glad you liked it and we’ve gone into consoles yet but definitely an area of interest. Thanks for the suggestion!
Just got mine included with my broadband deal so looking forward to it!
Thanks for the review! Too bad about the hard push for their service.
What about roaming performance? How well does the mesh do at switching devices to use the closest and best node? That is my #1 gripe with mesh setup, they don't do seamless roaming well at all.
Just got the 3 pack brand new (not the pro version) at a Discount 70 for $80, stoked to use it
Just bought this it’s on its way very helpful information
Thank for video. After viewing, I excluded this router from my upgrade list: subscription requested for features and only one port.
I have bought.... 2 of the Eero Pro 6 and 1 of the standard Eero 6. Do I simply setup each of them up and connect into each broadband/fibre port in the wall of each room?
I have a question, I have two routers that were sent to me from my internet provider can I use one as my main router and use the other as extender?
Great vid! I also checked out Eero routers. I settled on NETGEAR - AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 Router (Model: RAX10-100NAS) and it's awesome. The coverage is only 1500 sq ft which had zero affect on performance at my place. So, I saved $$ and have a reliable, configurable router. If you have a bigger place than mine, then maybe you can also afford the Eero and money is no object, lol. We also just got fiber optic and so we needed something high-speed capable -- this is it! Compare all features to Eero and others before you buy.
Can I add more than 3 devices on the network ?
so im on a desktop and i prefer hardwired connections buttttt the router is across my house and downstairs away from my room, i was reccomended this because i can hardwire to a eero in my room and have one downstairs to replace the current router? is this worth it? im having alot of issues with hardwiring to a extender...
Love Eero products!
Does it work with ring devices?
thank you Zack !
Likely switching the Pro 6 today from the AmpliFi Alien due to that router has stopped broadcasting wifi multiple times now in the first 2 weeks of owning it. The Eero subscription is the only thing that gives me pause. It doesn't seem bad, but some of the functionality included seems pretty basic like usage history and parental controls which should be part of their app for free IMO.
What speeds are you getting ?
i have 2 of these in the house if i buy another one and put it in garage which is maybe 20ft from the house will i have internet in garage currently on frontier fiber 1000mbps
Does this actually help improve wifi speeds? I've got 900 download with a cable but I can't feasibly have cable from the router to my pc. I've been debating getting one of these as they're on sale to see if I have one of these in my room by my pc and then plug it into my pc via ethernet from the mesh router the speeds will be better (I only get 1/3rd of my download speeds over wifi currently).
Amazing videos
I received 3 from Frontier, not even sure why?
I set one up seems to be working the lite is white?
What's next with the othe two?
I used same network name and password, right thing to do no idea?
App , not that interested, will it just work without?
Is this router better than tp link? Sometimes my Tplink router doesn’t work that well
I currently have the Google WiFi (older) system and going to this. Can’t wait. Just hate yet another subscription coming my way.
Wish Apple had their own mesh system.
i was just wondering why you have download an app to go with this router? when i got the router that came with my broadband provider, no app is needed....🤔
Sorry does the Eero 'replace' the IPO router ?
Nice Video, Can you have more than 1 SSID's? Thanks
can you plug in deco wifi mesh to this to extend the wifi signal?
Does it support PPPoE and can it control a ups?
any recommendations on a modem to pair with these?
Thanks for the awesome review. I recently switched ISP from Spectrum to Ting (Fiber Optic) which gives mean almost 1Gig into my house. I also have the Eero Pro6 router along with 3 Eero Extenders for my multi-story 2800sqft home but I'm not getting the ultra high speeds and I don't know why? While the speeds have tripled what I was getting with Spectrum, I only getting about 1/3 of the 1Gig speed coming in. Previous speed test results now range between 200-300 up and down when they should be somewhere between 500-800 on a fiber network. Do you have any suggestions that might help???
Most wifi devices will only have two antenna, which greatly affects speeds you're going to see at the consumer level. No one ever tells you this.
I agree, My eero seems to be the weak point and I dislike all the buffering it causes.
Look into Moca I can get 700 900 on Wi-Fi
Can the eero pro 6 connect to wifi extenders
I'll stick to the Nest Wi-Fi as it's very reliable and efficient. It's fast enough for gaming and streaming multiple devices at one with no lag.
I have dsl as I'm up on mountain lol but I have smart home with everything like 50 things lol is this pro 6 better seeing I got alot of items to add. Seeing its dsl
Waiting to see if Google Updates to Wifi 6 this fall.
Looks cool- I wish the google wifi points had cat-5 backhaul 😔
How do you add devices? How do I have it cover dead zones without being connected to my modem through ethernet? I only have 1 eero pro 6E. Under connect a wifi device all it is showing me is share qr code or share wifi details
Is the second mesh router the same as the main router or little different or just eero 6 extender?
In our setup they’re the same.
Can you assign a device to a specific router in the house? Example: I have two eero in my home one is in my office and the other in the living room area. Somehow my computer in my office is always connected to the router in the living room area. Unless I turn off my Wi-Fi and turn it back on, it will then connect to the one in the office. It’s a bit frustrating
Just press forgot password bro
oh another question...do i have to bridge my modem to the eero or is it just plug in and go ?...thx
It depends. Do you have an "all in one" modem and router from your ISP? If so, then yes you'll need to put it in bridge mode. If you have just a modem then no.
does the Eero the IPO router?
Does this router have data caps?
You mentioned that you have have wirelessly connected a garage across the street from your home with the use of the eero Pro 6. We have a half acre of land with two houses on opposite corners of the lot, which I guess would mean that the houses could be up to 200 feet apart (assuming my math is correct). I should add that both of the houses are constructed of concrete block, but both are relatively small. We are looking at options to connect the internet between the two houses, wirelessly. We are not heavy internet users, but rather would like to be able to connect the two homes, so as not to have to purchase an extra internet connections. I would appreciate any assistance that you can provide
I’d try a Mesh system, but place the Wi-Fi point in a window that overlooks the house 200 feet away and see if that works. If not, you can always return the system and go for something like the Netgear Orbi that’ll likely have better range (but it’s def more expensive, so you are paying for top of the line range). Eero also makes Wi-Fi repeaters as well which might be worth looking into if the signal is too weak to be useable for the second home. Hope that helps!
I have the original Wii system that only works on a 2.4 GHz signal. Am I able to change make any setting adjustments so the router will use its 2.4? For instance, my current modern Spectrum 6 router does not allow for any changes and the 5 GHz takes over and my Wii never can be played unless I use an Ethernet cord.
You should be able to disable the 5ghz signal in the app so that your 2.4ghz devices can connect.
I thought they took down wii online support a couple years ago, making online useless
can someone tell in short; is it worth the money
Is The Eero Like Another WiFi Box?
Does this have ethernet backhaul? I can connect 2 of the device via ethernet, house has some wiring just not enough. Also do the extenders have 2 ethernet pots or only router thanks.
Yes the EEro pro 6 supports wired backhaul, and the nodes are identical internally {two ethernet ports}. It auto negotiates which one is the gateway. You can use an ethernet port as a wired connection even if you dont have a wired backhaul between the nodes
i don't want the fastest internet, i want the most stable one. eero fixed all my issues and i almost never login to eero to check what is happening on my network because it just works. One less technical equipment to think about. Do you think about your water software configuration? Eero is the same.
I'm in the market to upgrade my original Google WiFi, I don't have gigabit internet. But have been thinking off WiFi 6? Or is the Google Nest a good upgrade?
The Nest Wifi isn't a huge upgrade over the Google Wifi. If you're looking to upgrade id reccomend either going with a Wifi 6 system (you'll still benefit from better network handling with a lot of devices on the network simultaneously) or wait for Google to release a Wifi 6 system. - Josh
@@6MonthsLater Thanks Josh, I actually bought the Nest system and have tested it, going to send it back and I've ordered the Amplifi Alien mesh system. I'll see how rest goes. And as I still have time before I need to return the Nest I'll be able to keep the one I like. But yes WiFi 6 is worth paying the extra for I think.
I am using the router that my internet provider gave me. (Spectrum) The Wi-Fi in that room is about 350 down and 22 up. That is plenty for me. The rest of the house is a mess. I have a cheap extender that is hit or miss. Should I keep my router and get an expensive extender. Would that work together? If I get an euro pro 6 router could I just plug it in or would I have to contact Specctrum and tell them? Thanks for any info.
Personally I'd put in a mesh wifi system if you're having issues covering your whole home reliably with wifi. You'd need to contact spectrum and ask them to turn off the wifi on their modem/router so it doesn't interfere with the wifi signal from the router you purchase. Hope that helps! - Josh
@@6MonthsLater Thank you
But no VPN support right?
I’d like to hear your opinion about the asus zenwifi XT8
hi is the regular eero mesh system a good product or is the pro the only way to go.....2400 sq ft home 2 levels....on a bit of a budget so the pro is a bit pricey .the regular eero is much less.....not sure what to do or what kind to go with....please help..lol...cheers from Canada
Start with the eero regular and see if it meets your needs. If you still have issues you can always return it and upgrade to the wifi 6 one.
@@6MonthsLater thx for the advice.. but i ended up ordering the eero 6 the 3 pack...hope it works...lol....cheers
@@GOLFADDICT65 how has it been working? I just ordered the same 3 pack today.
The only thing I don't like is the difficulty with getting the Ethernet port on it to actually work. It isn't quite as easy as a traditional router - if I just plug in an Ethernet cable it doesn't just "work"
I have Comcast 100mbs service at the moment with a 3 point Google mesh system with no problems. Frontier is coming to install fiber service 500mbs in a few days. As a bonus they are giving me a Eero pro 6 router with no extensions. After watching this video, I think I will stick with my Google mesh system and the Eero will stay in the cardboard box:)
You are a clever fox. Yes. This eero sucks. I also got the 500 mbs from Frontier. But as soon as you go wireless it slows you down. My way older Netgear router gives me 300 mbs and it’s 8 years old.
it’s in sale rn on amazon !
Hi,
Very good video. I'm looking for a wifi 6 setup. I currently have a Netgear Nighthawk X8. Now most of our devices are becoming wif6/ iPhone, new MBP ect... Our house is about 3800FT including the basement. I was thinking of getting this system. Our cable company offers these Eero pro 6 setups as part of the cable package for 9.99 a month. You get 2 EEros pro 6's. I have gig service as well here. The X8 has worked well, but I think I can get close to the gig I pay for using this new system.
I was also looking at getting a regular Wifi6 router, but I realize my signal is not that great downstairs. The router is in the top floor attic room. What do you think? I did subscribe too.
Just get a new Netgear or Linksys router. I just got the eero 6 pro from frontier and my internet is slow compared to using a wired up setup.
I have 3 in a house less than 3000 sq ft, the test for the internet coming in shows 980 Mbps, but when testing devices on the network, I only get 150 Mbps. Why?
My guess is the WiFi points don’t have a good enough connection to the main router. Typically it’s best if they’re in line of sight to the router plugged into your modem if possible.
Other cause could be too much congestion on the network, but if you’re not in an apartment building and in a single family home, I wouldn’t think that is the issue.
If my suggestion doesn’t help I’d reach out to the Eero team for suggestions. And see if you can return it if you still can’t get speeds close to what you’re supposed to be getting. - Josh
I’m slow to all this tech stuff, buying this, would i still need to buy an AT&T or Spectre, monthly internet service? Or do i buy this, and have internet service included?
This is a extension for your current Fibre internet connection. So yes you still need a main internet provider.
There is only One (1) Router in a mesh system. The other network devices (like the Extender and Beacon) are Access Points. Even in the 3-Pack “3 Router” package on the Eero website only one device per home acts as the router. The others are just wired access points which will be must faster and reliable than wireless mesh.
EERO 6 has a zigbee hub built in BUT!!! It is ONLY compatible with certain devices.Thats the ONLY con I do not like? Other than that the units work great
I love my Belroy slim wallet.
Do u need Wi-Fi for this
Can you connect Eero with Google Nest router as a mesh??
no
Bought 3 for £285 from Amazon (plus one additional one that came with my ISP) which was a lot cheaper than the Nest equivalent.
The single routers signal is pretty impressive by itself so looking forward to having four dotted around the house.
Why im checking now and its 379£ for 3?
are you getting 6ghz through walls?
I'm still trying to figure out how this system works. I have a router, bought a single eero pro 6. So the eero pro 6 will only work if I ethernet it to the already existing router?
If you have a router the eero pro 6 just replaces that router. But if what you have is a modem/router combo device (like one from an internet service provider) you’ll need to connect the eero to that.
Y’all better get it while it’s on a holiday sale n it gives + for 2 months for free 50$ is a steal I hope it works beautifully
They can't all be routers. A router is only necessary on your gateway! The others can just be WiFi access point switches running a mesh protocol
Comment at 1:28 about a dedicated band for comunication between nodes is incorrect. Eero does not reserve a band for backhaul, this has been indicated by their staff on Reddit.
Whoops, thanks for pointing this out to us.
Sleek products at Bellroy!
who the hell asked? stop pushing your BS, bellroy.
The day i pay a subscription for my router would be the day I go full caveman and live off the rid. Just no... Couldn't finish the video after that. Liked the vid tho, thanks for the tidbit.
dont like it after 2 months only 10m away and it drops the speed down to a quarter of the speed you need to be right next to it to get the full speed
I hate the ‘pay for service’ deal and it was a turn off for me…
Are you young Timothy Hutton?
6 months later… there’s a new eero lmao
Sadly the MBA play book is to try to get folks to subscribe to somehing hopign they forget about it like gym membership
Crazy cause a 3 pack is now $169
You look like Zach Morris
i was just going to say
I think the fact they are trying to sell you subscriptions for a router is an instant turn off, and an instant no buy for me! It's disgraceful profiteering tactics. Google don't do it, or Asus or TP Link or Amplifi etc.
It has no web mgmt interface. Bummer.
It truly isn't an Amazon product if they didn't have a subscription service. Also, those features are free on other routers lol
If you want to block websites you need a subscription? Lol deal breaker
How are you
Not much improvement over the eero pro AC
thats no faster than my ee router in the uk
It’s the saying he has a Tesla likes it’s a norm.
Actual review/recommendation starts at about 9 minutes. Your welcome.
Eventually Amazon will make it unusable without a sub like they did with the Ring.
You got to pay for
Why can’t Northern Americans pronounce Router.
Thanks Josh 🙂
Looks Good - will send to my Son, who is in 'Charge' of the Router in our house 😏.
JaneLee 🕊️
9/3/21
Not a great system. I only got like 30% speeds on satellites