Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good bang for your buck! Wifi signal has improved dramatically over my house. No more weak signals

Excellent product. My WiFi service has expanded throughout the property, and I can now enjoy use of my laptop in my back yard…

Wow, simple to install and very user friendly! Great product

Works great. Good coverage throughout the house and outside at the pool

So far it seems to do everything that it says it will do. Geek Squad A+

this is a router system. it is very great. I have coverage everywhere,

Really easy to setup. Much better coverage than my wifi router alone.

Service was terrible these helped out 100% better than before

Excellent router. Wanted it for WiFi 6. Synced all my light switches automatically with Amazon Alexa.

So far, they function as expected. With the product, at least so far.

Put one on all three floors of my house. Works perfect. Would definitely recommend this product

Very easy to set-up. We bought it for a home printer and it was surprisingly easy to refill ink wells in the printer. Prints beautifully!

very good product, recommend for any internet user

Love this. Has solved my internet headache. This product really eliminated any dark spot from my internet coverage.

Bought 3 routers and it covers my entire house. Very good product. I am glad I bought this. The delivery and pickup went flawless. Great!

Did the job! No more glitchy connection to music or tv streaming!!

Perfectly working for my home(for 3000 sft home and 3 stories)

This router was the best recommended by my Best Buy agent.

I absolutely love Eero. It was recommended in a bestbuy at home consultation. The consultant examined our coverage in every room of our house and suggested that we get EERO pro (not the regular one) to ensure that we have uninteruppted wi-fi signal. He was right. This piece of equipment made all the difference.

#Eero Pro 6 Review I have a love hate relationship with network equipment. The tinkerer in me likes to get and try new things, and figure out how they work. I’m no network engineer by any stretch of the imagination, but I get some basic things about networking, just enough (I think) to be relatively capable when it comes to trying new things. This is part of the reason I had a separate available network at home for testing the Eero Pro 6 Mesh Wi-Fi system. Regardless of that ‘extra network’ I had lying around, the app experience with the Eero Pro 6 takes on a lot of the heavy lifting that I’m both reminiscent and bitter about with whole-home Wi-Fi systems I’ve encountered in the past. Simplicity seems to be the goal with this system; it comes with 3 identical units, any of which can act as the ‘base’ unit, while the other two are used as mesh Wi-Fi access points which can be spread throughout your house. Each unit also has two gigabit ethernet ports, allowing connection of other local devices that may not have wireless capabilities. The devices themselves are a clean, glossy white material that, while may get dirty or dingy over time, do well to hide fingerprints and dust. Along with the three simple devices are USB-C power cables that connect to the back of the units to power them; it’s nice to see USB-C used here and not a DC barrel connector. To set them up, you will have to download the Eero mobile app to walk through the configuration. Creating an account is easy, and setting the devices up is just as easy. If this is replacing your existing home wireless, you can use the same network name and credentials, otherwise, you can set up a new wireless network via the app. The app itself is clean and simple, but lacks the data that I like to see when I look at my home network connections. It is simple enough that folks with little-to-no networking knowledge should be able to navigate it; you can create device profiles to restrict access and content based on that profile, look at data usage by device over time, connect to Amazon to act as a smart home hub, and administer the system in general. This is one of the easiest and fastest whole-home Wi-Fi systems I’ve ever used. The performance is fantastic, thanks to the tri-band mesh Wi-Fi with a dedicated backhaul, along with Wi-Fi 6 which offers really great bandwidth if you have modern devices in your home that can take advantage of those features. Also available from Eero, aside from basic Wi-Fi and routing, are two subscription options for additional features. Eero Secure is only $3 per month and offers some basic security features, while Eero Secure+ is $10 per month and bundles advanced security features and third-party software subscriptions. These subscriptions—1Password’s password manager, encrypt.me VPN service and malwarebytes antivirus, are included in the monthly cost of Eero Secure+, and if bought separately would cost more than the Eero Secure+ subscription fee. And, if you pay annually, you essentially get two months of service for free regardless of which subscription you choose. The Eero Pro 6 is not a cheap whole-home Wi-Fi system, coming in at $600. But, there aren’t many mesh Wi-Fi systems with a dedicated backhaul and Wi-Fi 6 (although there likely will be in the next year or two), which contribute significantly to your wireless network speeds. So, if you have a high-bandwidth home like I do—multiple kids, many MANY devices, and if you have a super-fast internet connection (gigabit or more), you stand to benefit most from a robust system like this. Aside from the weird absence of data within the app—something that can be improved with software updates—I have absolutely no complaints about the system as a whole. Setup is simple, management is easy, and my home wireless network speeds are as fast as they have ever been.