“Would this help my problem of 4 iPhones, 1 pc, 2 Apple TVs, 1 laptop, 1 iPad, 1 gaming pc, and 1 Xbox all trying to use internet. The gaming pc is already connected to the modem by Ethernet but everything else uses wifi.”
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The eero’ s will be able to handle the connections BUT they can’t deliver any speed that is faster than your internet provider. So the results you experience will be dependent on the speed of your internet service. The eero support website has an article on the speeds needed to support various devices or streaming services. For instance, streaming a 4K video will require 25Mbps. So if you simultaneously stream 2 4K videos to your 2 Apple TV’s, you need a internet service providing a minimum of 50Mbps bandwidth just for those units.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.best wireless system we found. Has a 30 day money back guarantee. Use eero pro
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Absolutely if you have good internet speed We recently updated our Linksys nodes that had to many drops and not enough connectivity to the Eero pro mesh . What a difference !!! 11 devices and plenty of speed and no drops . You can always call Eero and ask for advice 8776592347 . They are state side very friendly and very knowledgeable. What I did learn was that the Iphones don’t transition from one transmitter to the next easily. They find one they like and hold on to it . Not so with other phones . Hope this helps
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have more than what you’re listing and had problems with WiFi devices dropping. I added a new router to infinity router/modem with booster plugs and still had the problem. Turned in the xfinity box and bought a modem and the Eero Pro three pack. Wow what a difference. All my devices get a strong, rock solid signal. The app says I have thirty devices registered. My home is 2200 sq ft, two floors. I’m a very happy camper.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Not really. The main thing is bandwidth. You need to have faster internet. What these mainly do is extend the range of your coverage. Check with your internet provider and find out what speed internet you have. For the number of devices you have connected you will want the 1 gigabit connection. Then make sure your existing router can connect that fast. If not then buy one that can.
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