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Name: eero - Pro 6E Tri-band Mesh Wi-Fi 6E System (3-pack) - White
Brand: eero
SKU: 6495778
Price: 449.99 USD
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Rating: 4.6 (2102 reviews)

eero - Pro 6E Tri-band Mesh Wi-Fi 6E System (3-pack) - White

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QuestionI currently have the Eero Pro 6 installed. I have 2 of them and I want to upgrade and add 2 more Eero Pro 6E devices. Are these plug in and play with the Pro 6? I assume the Pro 6E is simply an upgrade over the Pro 6. Is that currect?
Asked 2 years ago by Tony.
- Answer yes they are fully backwards compatible and super easy to add to your existing system.
  Answered 4 months ago by ITGuy
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QuestionI have Viasat internet. Can I use weep system to boost my internet?
Asked 2 years ago by De.
- Answer An eero won't provide you more speed than the ISP is delivering you. It will help you get those speeds at range and make the most of the speeds with all of your devices.
  Answered 2 years ago by eeroinc Team
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QuestionI have one eeor pro 6E mesh I would like to add two more which series should I purchase
Asked 2 years ago by Ellie.
This question was asked about the related product: eero - Pro 6E Tri-band Mesh Wi-Fi 6E System (1-pack) - White
- Answer You will want to use either another Pro 6E or 6+ eero. Both of those are capable of 160 mhz bandwidth on the 5 ghz channels, mixing in an older eero will force the Pro 6E to go to 80 mhz on the 5ghz channels.
  Answered 2 years ago by eeroinc Team
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QuestionWhy is the eero 6 more expensive than the eero 6e if the 6e is supposed to better?
Asked 3 years ago by Scotty.
- Answer The eero 6 is actually cheaper even the eero 6 pro is cheaper than the 6e pro. However is deoends on sales sometimes the best product goes on sale to encourage shoppers to upgrade, take advantage of a good deal when you see it.
  Answered 2 years ago by Ruatnec
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QuestionCan someone explain how the Pro 6E units interface with the Echo Dot 5th gen. There’s something on the website about the echo dots being used to extend the range of the network.
Asked 3 years ago by KenG.
- Answer It shows up in your Eero app.
  Answered 2 years ago by hideouslywrinkled
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QuestionCan I still leave my old router connected and still use the eero pro 6e ax5400?
Asked 3 years ago by MargaridaD.
- Answer Yes, but it is recommended that you turn it off.
  Answered 3 years ago by Felix
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QuestionWill this work with the Cox cable system
Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Yes
  Answered 3 years ago by Felix
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QuestionCan I add one other unit if I don’t have coverage?
Asked 3 years ago by Tim.
- Answer Yes, you can add more units at any time for more coverage.
  Answered 3 years ago by computerguy
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QuestionDo the devices run on PoE or do I have to plug them in?
Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Plug them in
  Answered 3 years ago by Fraamus
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QuestionDoes this work with a Phipps Hue bridge using zigbee protocol?
Asked 3 years ago by VCWino.
- Answer I have my Philips hue hub directly attached to it but idk about zigbee protocol
  Answered 3 years ago by Ariel
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QuestionWill this work with Mediacom Internet service?
Asked 10 months ago by BobSlim.
This question was asked about the related product: eero - Pro 6E Tri-band Mesh Wi-Fi 6E System (1-pack) - White
- Answer If you have fiber with Mediacom modem you can use EERO mesh network for your WiFi.
  Answered 10 months ago by Primetek
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QuestionHas anyone who has purchased this mesh system connected it to T-Mobiles Wireless 5g Router? If so any issues connecting it to T-Mobile? Thanks in advance.
Asked 2 years ago by Sully.
- Answer As long as the TMobile router will give the eero access to the internet via an ethernet cable, yes, the eero will work with it just fine.
  Answered 2 years ago by eeroinc Team
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QuestionDo I need to buy a new modem to take full advantage of these units ? (as opposed to continue using ISP issued unit) Thanks.
Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer You can use the ISP modem or your own modem. The head/gateway eero just needs access to the internet via an ethernet cable.
  Answered 3 years ago by eeroinc Team
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QuestionI want to add point of use surge protection to these routers/hubs in order to protect my investment from voltage/power spikes from internal and external sources. My question is what is the recommend joules protection rating for the hubs?
Asked 2 years ago by KevinsHomeRepairs.
- Answer I do not know. Call Geek Squad for help
  Answered 2 years ago by EXCELLENCE
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eero - Pro 6E Tri-band Mesh Wi-Fi 6E System (3-pack) - White

Q: QuestionI currently have the Eero Pro 6 installed. I have 2 of them and I want to upgrade and add 2 more Eero Pro 6E devices. Are these plug in and play with the Pro 6? I assume the Pro 6E is simply an upgrade over the Pro 6. Is that currect?

Q: QuestionI have Viasat internet. Can I use weep system to boost my internet?

Q: QuestionI have one eeor pro 6E mesh I would like to add two more which series should I purchase

Q: QuestionWhy is the eero 6 more expensive than the eero 6e if the 6e is supposed to better?

Q: QuestionCan someone explain how the Pro 6E units interface with the Echo Dot 5th gen. There’s something on the website about the echo dots being used to extend the range of the network.

Q: QuestionCan I still leave my old router connected and still use the eero pro 6e ax5400?

Q: QuestionWill this work with the Cox cable system

Q: QuestionCan I add one other unit if I don’t have coverage?

Q: QuestionDo the devices run on PoE or do I have to plug them in?

Q: QuestionDoes this work with a Phipps Hue bridge using zigbee protocol?

Q: QuestionWill this work with Mediacom Internet service?

Q: QuestionHas anyone who has purchased this mesh system connected it to T-Mobiles Wireless 5g Router? If so any issues connecting it to T-Mobile? Thanks in advance.

Q: QuestionDo I need to buy a new modem to take full advantage of these units ? (as opposed to continue using ISP issued unit) Thanks.

Q: QuestionI want to add point of use surge protection to these routers/hubs in order to protect my investment from voltage/power spikes from internal and external sources. My question is what is the recommend joules protection rating for the hubs?

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QuestionI currently have the Eero Pro 6 installed. I have 2 of them and I want to upgrade and add 2 more Eero Pro 6E devices. Are these plug in and play with the Pro 6? I assume the Pro 6E is simply an upgrade over the Pro 6. Is that currect?

QuestionI have Viasat internet. Can I use weep system to boost my internet?

QuestionI have one eeor pro 6E mesh I would like to add two more which series should I purchase

QuestionWhy is the eero 6 more expensive than the eero 6e if the 6e is supposed to better?

QuestionCan someone explain how the Pro 6E units interface with the Echo Dot 5th gen. There’s something on the website about the echo dots being used to extend the range of the network.

QuestionCan I still leave my old router connected and still use the eero pro 6e ax5400?

QuestionWill this work with the Cox cable system

QuestionCan I add one other unit if I don’t have coverage?

QuestionDo the devices run on PoE or do I have to plug them in?

QuestionDoes this work with a Phipps Hue bridge using zigbee protocol?

QuestionWill this work with Mediacom Internet service?

QuestionHas anyone who has purchased this mesh system connected it to T-Mobiles Wireless 5g Router? If so any issues connecting it to T-Mobile? Thanks in advance.

QuestionDo I need to buy a new modem to take full advantage of these units ? (as opposed to continue using ISP issued unit) Thanks.

QuestionI want to add point of use surge protection to these routers/hubs in order to protect my investment from voltage/power spikes from internal and external sources. My question is what is the recommend joules protection rating for the hubs?