eero - AC Whole Home Wi-Fi System - White

I had an ac2400 router and 2 network extenders (so 3 ssid's) to get internet throughout my house. Although I am paying for 150 Mbps I couldn't get over 25 down and 20 up. And I couldn't print to my printer because it was on an extended network. Fed up, I went to Best Buy and learned about Eero. It's pricey but I said, "what the heck". If it didn't work, back to Best Buy it would go. Got it home, tore my stuff out and started setting up Eero. I was done in 20 minutes. I have one network throughout now. And my speed is at 180 mbps. Wired I'm at almost 200 as well. I'm very happy.

I love my Eero - Ac Whole Home Wi-fi System. After ten years in my current home with limited internet access and minimal connectivity, I was ready to just give up. I tried router after router with failing results, nothing ever changed. Now with my new Eero - Ac Whole Home Wi-fi System I have the fastest internet ever and every inch and every corner of my home is Wi-Fi friendly. Eero - Ac Whole Home Wi-fi System has changed my home computer experiences from miserable and tasking to fun and enjoyable. Thank you Eero!!!!

I have 3 eeros set up in my 2600 square foot home. Connections are seamless and performance is crazy fast. I had one of the units fail in the first week. Support was awesome. Via chat, we were able to coordinate replacement. Was sent to me within 48 hours and no problems since. FYI. Even 1 unit short, I was still able to connect anywhere in the house. The mobile app is great, and makes setup easy. No issues on initial set up or on replacement setup.

I was experiencing severe network drops with the original Comcast router AND a second remote router. Once the Eero routers were installed, drops virtually disappeared. The systems I had installed were the original 3-pack and an additional single unit. That covered the whole house to the point that I am now able to point to the network deficiencies of our provider.

For the past ten years I have installed many enterprise class mesh networks, primarily the Cisco-Meraki equipment. They come with high price licensing fees and as such are not a good choice for the consumer/residential market. In the past year has been an avalanche of new products designated as mesh network devices. I think EERO has hit a sweet spot between price and performance. There are some that are cheaper and some that are more performant. None of them as good as a Meraki enterprise mesh but they do the job. EERO with only two frequencies bands available can perform better than a three band mesh network when you do the backhaul over wire and many times the bottleneck is the modem not your WiFi. Careful positioning with a better nodes density can do miracles without spending a fortune.

I bought the single Eero for my large 2 Bedroom apartment as a replacement for my old Apple router which was losing Internet speed from one end of the apartment to the other. I placed the single Eero in the center of my apartment, and my Internet speed was consistent throughout the unit. The 2 or 3 pack would probably work best in a multi-level house or condo.

I've been an Apple Fanboy since 1989 and I've purchased for the most part exclusively Apple products, including the Airport Extreme & Airport Express base stations, which I use to blanket my entire 4 story townhouse with WiFi connection. In total I use 5 and the higher you move up the house, the worse the connection gets, even just on the second floor, the WiFi connection drops. Some of the routers would just randomly disconnect and I have to power cycle to get them back online. It's been frustrating! Well out with the old and in with the new and this is where eero comes into the picture. The price is steep, but what you get is a reliable connection, easy to set-up and fast & steady connection. I have Verizon FiOS as my ISP and TV provider, and with my AirPort connection, I've changed the settings on the FiOS router to allow the AirPort Base Station to control and assign the IP addresses. I was worried that eero wasn't gonna work with how I programmed the Verizon router, but it worked perfectly. eero found the network after one failed attempt (I think the Verizon router hasn't power cycled completely yet). Once the first eero router found the network, the remaining two eero routers were easy to connect through the eero iOS app. It's truly plug and play and the instructions on the app was so easy to set-up that it's practically foolproof. It also allows you to set-up a guest network with a separate password. I do miss the option on the Apple routers to make the network invisible just for added security. The first eero router is on the ground floor aka the Man Cave, the second router was placed in the living room on the second floor, the third was placed on the fourth floor in the master bedroom. I was worried that the last one wouldn't connect because of the distance but the eero network found it instantly. For optimal placement eero recommends that the routers are within 40 feet of each other and preferably at line-of-sight. The app lets you check your connection speed and on the fourth floor, it maintained the speed of what I'm paying my ISP provider. No more dead zones for me! To recap... if you're experiencing WiFi issues at your home because of dead zones, buffering, router issues, give eero a try. Yes the price is steep but what you get in return is a reliable WiFi connection without the hassle.

Every 2-3 years I get fed up with having to restart my router frequently because my streaming movies or TV will not load, and go out to Best Buy for the latest and greatest hardware to solve my problem. The eero system is the first to finally solve my problem, and truly gets better with time. Within 24 hours of install, not only was my WiFi twice as fast, but because of the multiple routers that make up a system, I now get WiFi in the front of my house and even in my backyard. I recommend this product to anyone that wants simple to set up, powerful, and reliable WiFi in their home.