“I have FOCUS broadband I know I have to connect 1 pod via Ethernet directly that is in my office which I then connect my work laptop to. Can I connect my TV to another pod via Ethernet in diff room? Will it make any difference? Will it conflict?”
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Yes, you can hook up that TV to one of the wireless/leaf eero nodes. The TV will see itself as on a wired connection and get access to the internet.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You can connect devices to any of the pods/satellites and not conflict. You'll always have one ethernet in use for your ISP modem/router, so across 3 units here that would leave 5 free ethernet connections available for use. You can also attach a small switch to any satellite and then multiple devices into that switch. The more devices added via ethernet or wifi though you'll start to see available bandwidth go down, naturally.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have two pods. One is connected to fiber output box via an Ethernet cord. The second pod then connects wirelessly to that pod. My tv, laptop and iPhone then connects wirelessly to the closest pod. No need to hook tv or laptop to pod with another Ethernet cable
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