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when the amazon echo devices connect to it they are automaticaly enabled for eero built in by default if they support it. i turned mine off becuase they just add slow spots to the network. its better to just get 3 mesh nodes so you have better coverage because the echo antennas are really week.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I am a tech.for a living. First of all if you have a good eero.like a wifi 6 device eero or eero.pro, they support speeds of 400 or more. If you do make the mistake of enabling eero built in anywhere where you currently.have 400+ speeds, your nearby devices will.connect to eero built in at a maximum of 100. This is not good. If, however, you happen to have an Alexa with eero built in at the very edge of the 400 speed range, then it will extend the range form there at speeds of 100. So you only want to enable it if you have these Alexa devices placed at the very edge where you're almost out of range. If you turn it on for anything in range your device will connect to that device thinking it's closer not caring that it's much slower. If you want to enable your own built-in it's in the settings in the eero app but again I recommend against it unless.you know what you are doing. The advertising is very misleading and I asked them to add warnings, they said it clearly says speeds of 100..which is far slower than regular eero devices.
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