Max 7

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Max 7

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New Build - Ethernet cabling

Try a mesh system? I got a 2 node eero max 7 system and get perfect coverage throughout the house . In hindsight it was overkill, but mesh systems (not repeaters) seem to be quite good.

RandomUsername9_999 in r/HousingIreland

December 3, 2025 2:35 PM

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Question on what internet speed to get and price?

All depends on your usage. Some people run their network like a mini business IT setup and for that you want your own equipment after the ont. For the average person that just wants to stream netflix and play some video games the eero works just fine. As for the extenders I won't tell you what to do

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The_Phantom_Kink in r/frontierfios

February 20, 2026 5:09 PM

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Looking for a change

You can't go far wrong with Zen. Excellent customer service and when I had an issue with my connection it was sorted quickly. They may seem expensive but no mid contract price rises. You end paying more on every other provider eventually. I'm on there 2.3gbps symmetrical connection from freedom fibr

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Emergency-Top9177 in r/Zen_Internet

April 7, 2026 3:44 PM

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What’s the one “boring” tech upgrade that quietly changed your daily life?

I have been using mesh systems since they came out. I recently replaced my older Linksys AC2200 with a Eero Pro 7 three node system. Really nice system and highly recommend. The Max 7 is super nice, but the Pro 7 is very capable and half the price. Handles passing from node to node seamlessly.

BoozeMakesItBetter in r/techforlife

February 17, 2026 10:52 PM

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Cloud Gateway Fiber

I use a CGF with a pair of Eero Max 7 in bridge mode, does exactly what I want it to. The CGF manages the network and handles my dual ISP, and the eeros handle the WiFi (and still allows for the Mesh set up). The only reason I did this is because my ISP gave me the Eeros, otherwise I would have pick

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scm02 in r/Ubiquiti

April 11, 2026 4:54 PM

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Just received my eero pro 6e device and need advice

Ok thanks for the help yea I wish I'd just gone for the eero max 7 now. Maybe they will let me add it to the package.

stephendavies84 in r/Zen_Internet

May 15, 2026 5:44 PM

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Just received my eero pro 6e device and need advice

How many ports do you need for wired devices (only 1 or more than 1)? That is important to decide what to replace the Pro 6e with. An eero Pro 7 (which I much prefer over the 6e if the Max 7 is too expensive) has two 5Gbps ports). But if you need to connect via ethernet more than one device you can

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BackgroundNotice7267 in r/Zen_Internet

May 16, 2026 4:25 PM

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Equipment Change After Downgrade

While partly true, I have the 7 pro max from Frontier. One thing many people do not know, is that if you get the Frontier branded eeros, you get the eero plus ( now called eero secure i think ) for free. Its the $10.00/month paywall to access all its advanced features. You get advanced security, the

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Vast-Program7060 in r/frontierfios

May 20, 2026 6:49 AM

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Keeping eero devices after leaving

Anything you can recommend for under £500? I’m not really clued up with this stuff haha Really like the simplicity of the eero max 7’s and have got great performance from them in our 3 story house and out to the detached garage etc which is why I’m reluctant to get rid and £500 for two seems like a

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ILikeToasties in r/Zen_Internet

May 12, 2026 7:06 AM

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I just got my router and ran speed test and am getting ~540mb/s download but only ~2mb/s upload. Is that typical?

Which router do you currently have? I got an eero max 7 off eBay for $200 and it’s been fine

Sufficient_Water_326 in r/tmobileisp

April 16, 2026 10:54 PM

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