“Do you have to have a subscription to Eero or can you use the system without a subscription?”
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No subscription needed. Just boosts your currrent WiFi. Ours works great through steel & concrete walls!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Other answers indicate that you don't need a subscription. However, in order to download the app onto my iPhone I had to provide my credit card info. Totally unnecessary, and this is the equivalent of giving a stranger access to my bank account. I'm going to be bringing it back to Best Buy. I shouldn't need to provide my bank information to install a free app.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I do not have a subscription to eero. My router works fine.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.eero does not have a required subscription. Once you purchase the eero it will work with your ISP and provide wifi. We do have a subscription service, eero Plus, that provides additional security features and companion programs (encrypt.me, 1Password and Malwarebytes), but it is not required to use the eero itself.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You have to pay $100 a year to access standard safety features and functions on a great majority of routers on the market. I have one, this router has nothing to offer worth a subscription. The range is abysmal and the number of devices is limited to 10 without the paid service. What’s next..printers?
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.When I bought eero Wi-Fi router, from the store, they did not say it would require my credit card when I went to set it up after I had unpackaged it and started the online service it wanted a credit card why I just paid they don’t get my credit card and Best Buy gets it back and Best Buy shouldn’t be selling something Represented that you have to give them a credit card after you’ve paid to buy it I wonder if Best Buy can explain why they are allowing this to happen or they just don’t care about their customers. I’m sure they won’t answer. Well they.?
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