Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great little units, they worked perfectly Covers the whole house

Have not set up the satellites, based of the range from the main router, wouldn’t want to put this in a home bigger than 1800sq ft. I will give a final update once the satellites are connected. They’re in a house that has just been built and we haven’t moved in yet!

I bought thos after purchasing multiple devices and this provides great wifi service.

The three eero devisees significantly improved my internet connection in my townhouse. I still experiences broken connections but not as much as before.

Covers our whole home with a strong network, best for gigabit net

Programs sometimes pause or freeze at undetermined times. Have no idea why.

Great network for coverage through out our 2 story home

Very stable and strong connection. Good for big space.

Actually, I installed the system to replace an Eero 6 but found that it was still too weak to really run all my streaming in a 2800 square-foot house. I replaced it with the Eero pro 6, a three pack, and all my problems are solved. It works fantastically well.

Overall a solid 4 Stars for setup and getting this mesh up and working with our existing Fiber Network with ATT. Reduced a star since I lost about 30mins trying to get the 1st eero paired with my Samsung S22+. The 1st eero connects to our existing ATT router via RJ45 cable that is included with this eero package of 3. Once that gets paired, all you do from there is place the other eero's around the house to create your house network mesh, use the app to add those to the 1st one and it's ready to have anything connect to the mesh if they have the name and password:) After multiple attempts to pair that 1st one with my Samsung phone to get this going, decided to try and pair with my wife's Apple phone and BAM, immediately paired with zero wait:( Yes, pt for the Apple over Samsung, which hurt me a little:) So far this mesh has ELIMINATED all my roller coaster internet connection with our ridiculous overpaid ATT WIFI extender that NVR worked like they promised and truly hope no one waits as long as I did to get this extremely easy mesh by eero!!!

I had a problem with another router I had just purchased. I went to the Geek Squad desk and Jeff was there. He listened to my issue and suggested I go with a mesh system. He told me to bring back the other router and he would put an eero Mesh System in the Geek Squad department and hold it for a day. I came back the next day and the return was smooth. The eero works a whole lot better than the other router I had. Jeff was great,

An outstanding system And great Accompaniment to an existing home and office internet system

I appreciate the greater coverage area provided with eero

These mesh extenders are very good quality. The units themselves are solid materially and function as advertised. They aren’t however as blanket covering of the home as advertised…at least in our home. The units have almost clear visibility to one another but 2 have small portions walls just barely obscuring the other units. Some creative angle solutions were required but I was able to get better acceptable WiFi where we needed it vs the previous single, dated extension. Overall, I would gladly recommend these. Easy to set up using the app. The price was very good for 3 quality extensions that work well for pushing WiFi through the home.

3 months later, Im lookomg for something to support my 2200 sq ft home. I bought 3 pack and I still have bad connection in spots. Upon looking at them more closely and using the app. This crap dont even work. What a waste of money....do not buy! I paid $334

This was completely useless. It can only give wifi coverage if it’s connected to the router. Either that or the instructions made sense. I looked up installation on youtube and called customer support but it did not extend my wifi to the second floor at all.

The one star is for Best Buy sending me this product with two different model numbers on the box and product. I tried to return it(only because it did not fix my WiFi problems)for a refund and they denied it because of the two different model numbers!! Their error and now my problem! The box says R010211, the products inside say R010001. That’s how they sent it to me unbeknownst to me until return denied!

I’ve been using the eero 6+ mesh system for a while now, and it’s been a huge upgrade for my home network. Setup was incredibly easy—the app walks you through everything step by step, and I had the whole system up and running in minutes. The coverage is excellent. I used to have dead zones in a few rooms, but now I get a strong, stable signal everywhere, even in spots that were previously unusable. Speeds are consistently fast, whether I’m streaming, working, or connecting multiple devices at once. What I really appreciate is how reliable it is. I haven’t experienced random drops or slowdowns like I did with my old router. The app also makes it easy to manage devices, run speed tests, and monitor the network without any hassle. Overall, it’s a solid, user-friendly mesh system that delivers great performance and peace of mind. Definitely worth it if you’re looking to improve your home Wi-Fi.

The upload speed is very poor as compared to my two years old Linkys MR9600. Also, linksys app is a lot more user friendly than Eero.

The eero 6+ looks really sleek and stylish and easy to setup. The big advantage over this version is that there isn't just one gateway, any of them could be used as the gateway. I've got one on each floor and one in the garage. The garage one let's me connect a network switch and then all my smart garage items connect there. Let's my further away cameras get a better connection. Setting up is straight forward. after you install the app, just follow the prompts on screen to add the devices. Once you've set up the network there's many handy features. I've grouped smart devices together, computers, phones/tablets and kids devices. It's nice to be able to set rules based on those profiles. One downside is that you can't have seperate 2.4 and 5.0GHz networks. They share the same name and password. I understand the advantage of this and why it's done, but for devices that aren't dual band, setting them up is a hassle. Thankfully there's a feature where you can disable 5GHz network so your devices can be added. Speeds are noticeably improved in the further corners of my home. My office is far away from my modem and main gateway, so I put another one by my computer and plugged it into one of the ports. It was faster only relying on the access points wifi and not my desktops wifi It has the ability to also act as a smart device hub. I haven't played with this yet because I already use a different hub and don't want to remove devices and then re set them up. I may add a few devices just because.