eero 7

I had the same issue. I worked in tech my whole career, and my best friend highly recommended Ubiquiti, but as soon as I tried to determine what I would need I was lost. And, honestly, I don’t want to have to spend hours configuring a router. I ended up buying 4 eero 7 units and have been extremely

I recently upgraded from Airport Extremes to Eero 7 Max(s)/7 Pros/7 Outdoor all with wired backhaul over a 2.5 Gbps network. I’m very pleased with the results.

Few things are more annoying than fighting with Wi-Fi that just won’t reach where you need it. I’ve had my fair share of pacing around the house with my laptop or phone trying to catch a stable signal, especially when I want to stream something in bed or jump on a video call from the porch. That’s w

I actually had bought Asus, but the ISP came with an eero 7 anyways.

So I did a comparison of both. I took my laptop to different spots of the house and wrote down the speed test results for both.

At point blank range they perform the same. Asus 1400mbps and eero 1400mbps.

However, Asus runs bett

Hey,

I come from a smaller house where I had Orbi mesh wifi, and I was recommended to install Unifi in my new home that is double the size and has concrete floors.

I installed a UCG-Fiber (with direct FTTH on SFP) and roughly 2 Pro in-Walls per floor. What I notice is that I get excellent speeds w

Long time FIOS users here. I have Eero Pro 7s (including 2 Max) running at 1Gb. Before 1Gb I had 500Mb and I upgraded for an offer of $20/mo a month with a 5 year price fix. Heavy usage households, but it’s rare I am exceeding the original 500Mb speed. It’s not the Eero, since Speedtest consistently

In your case, you may get better results by adding an additional eero 7 unit, and at least in the upper 5GHz channels, it can use almost the full 30dBm transmit power as compared to the lower channels which will be in the 500-600mW range. While mesh will always have its downsides, there there are a

If you already have a weak signal upstairs with the Google router placed on the 2nd floor, I don't think a mesh system would perform much better, unless you are able to place the mesh nodes strategically where the signal wouldn't be obstructed. That might be difficult with the layout. The mesh nodes

Yea setting up another node was no effort. I have 3 because I wanted to hardline one of my pi’s but the range of them is really good I could get by with just 2. I have an eero 7 with two 6e’s. I can see data usage by device, not sure about seeing it per node as I’m unable to find that screen but it’

Hub 4.2 with 2xEero 7 Pro and Hub WiFi turned off. SO much better here for speed and coverage.