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eero 6 AX1800 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Extender (1-pack, Add On Only)
Model:Q010111
SKU:6433423
User rating, 4.7 out of 5 stars with 153 reviews.
4.7(153 Reviews)- 9 Answered Questions
Highly rated by customers for: Set up, Range, Signal quality
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Description
With the eero 6 extender, you can add up to 1,500 square feet of Wi-Fi 6 to your eero network in minutes. Boost your entertainment-grade wifi throughout your home, get automatic updates, and manage everything with the eero app.
Features
Extend your eero wifi coverage
An eero 6 extender adds up to 1,500 sq. ft. of Wi-Fi 6 coverage to your existing eero mesh wifi system.
Say goodbye to dead spots and buffering
eero uses TrueMesh technology to intelligently route traffic and reduce drop-offs so you can confidently stream 4K video, game, and video conference.
Set up in minutes
The eero app walks you through adding an eero 6 extender and is backwards compatible with most previous wifi generations and client devices.
Gets better over time
Receive updates to help keep your network safe and secure.
Requires an eero network
eero 6 extenders require an existing eero network. You can add as many eero 6 extenders as you need to maximize coverage throughout your home.
What's Included
- 1 wireless eero 6 extender
- 1 power adapter
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Q: QuestionCan the eero 6 AX1800 model #Q010111 be added to my current eero mesh model #J010001?
Asked by Joe.
- A:Answer According to the Verge, "all of these products are backwards compatible with older Eero networking gear."
Answered by Jay1
Q: QuestionIs the eero 6 AX1800 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Extender compatible with the standard router from your cable company (for example, Liberty cable)? If so, how do they connect?
Asked by Lionel.
- A:Answer It does not, I know cause I bought it not knowing and when I got home to plug it into my cable company (spectrum) router it didn't have any cables. Then I read the box and it said "What you'll need... Eero Router etc." haha sooo yeah learned my lesson hope it helps.
Answered by Velita
Q: QuestionI am looking for an extender for the Eero Pro 6 system I just ordered that can be placed outdoors to extend my WIFI coverage area outside. Can this extender do that or do you have any recommendations?
Asked by Dale.
- A:Answer You will want to stay with another Eero device to connect to your existing Eero Pro 6 system. You can add any of them (Eero Pro 6 Router, Eero 6 Router, or Eero 6 Extender) to your existing network, it just depends how you want to connect them. Heck, you can even add one of the older Eero units if you find them cheap enough. You will obviously need a power drop at the new location (even if it is outside), and you could also add an Ethernet drop at that same location (even outside). If you do choose to run power and Ethernet outside, make sure they are protected from weather and the outdoor elements. Lightning Arrestors and proper grounding are required by law when connecting outdoor antennas, so make sure you follow local ordinances if you go that route. An easier option is to install a device inside your house next to a window or exterior wall and *some* coverage will extend outside. You will have to play with a few locations to see what gives you the coverage that you need. If you go with a wireless backhaul (not recommended), make sure the new unit is placed close enough to the existing wireless signal as you will need a strong signal between the Eero 6 units in order to provide adequate speeds to the outdoor areas. Also realize that whenever you do a wireless backhaul, that adds one wireless hop and effectively cuts the available bandwidth in half. To further compound that, if you connect one of the new units wirelessly to another unit that is also connected wirelessly, you will effectively have 25% of the bandwidth and speed (i.e. 50% drop of an already 50% drop equals 25%).
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Answered by MacMan
Q: QuestionI have the Eero Pro 6 router from Metronet. Is the Eero 6 AX1800 Extender what I need to extend my coverage?
Asked by TLHKayaker.
- A:Answer When I replaced my Eeros Pro with the new one, Eeros Pro 6, I left the Eeros Beacon that I had already installed as my extenders. Nevertheless, for my daughter's Mesh network, which is comprised of two Eeros 6 AX1800, I added two Eeros AX1800 Extenders. Both the Beacons and the Extenders were very easy to setup. Also, through the app, you can contact Customer support. They are very fast to reply.
Answered by Carlos
Q: QuestionI have a stay at home job am I able to use this to plug in my Ethernet cord upstairs instead of downstairs
Asked by Gloryanna.
- A:Answer If we assume that your internet connection/modem is downstairs you would need at least two eero. One eero would be hardwired into the downstairs modem/internet, and it would create a wireless network. The other eero would be upstairs, wirelessly connected to the first one, and you can hardwire your ethernet into that one. However, the eero you are citing, the eero 6 extender, don't have an ethernet port. You'll want to get the eero 6 (2 of them) to do this.
Answered by eeroinc Team
Q: QuestionCan this extender be used in an unheated garage that gets pretty cold in the winter?
Asked by Gabbytony.
- A:Answer While eero was not designed for outdoor use, heat and humidity would be the main concerns. We do not anticipate any difficulty in using it in an unheated garage.
Answered by eeroinc Team
Q: QuestionIs this dual-band extender compatible with an eero tri-band router/base?
Asked by SraBee.
- A:Answer Yes, its compatible.
Answered by Okeey
Q: QuestionWhy is this listed under the "Wired Backhaul" tag when it clearly doesn't have an Ethernet port for it?
Asked by Jason0x21.
- A:Answer The Eero 6 Router and Eero 6 Pro Router have two (2) Ethernet port on the back of each unit, so they will be able to do either a wired backhaul or a wireless backhaul. The Eero 6 Extender does NOT have any Ethernet ports, and thus can only be used with a wireless backhaul.
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Answered by MacMan
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