Customer Ratings & Reviews

To be honest, I was a little hesitant to buy this in the beginning. After reading various reviews about different routers and Wi-Fi mesh systems, I took a leap to purchase this EERO Pro tri-band mesh Wi-Fi. To be honest, I am very impressed with its overall performance. I can see a big raise in the speed, and the app for this mesh is very simple and nicely designed. I will surely recommend EERO to all my friends and family

I bought this to replace an existing mesh system that was not getting me the performance that was expected. I had been using this mesh system for about a month and have been very pleased with the performance and the distance achieved and signal strength within my house. The Eero app is very simple to use and keeps you informed of necessary information

The Amazon Eero Pro 6e stands out as a top-tier mesh Wi-Fi system, boasting sleek design, robust build quality, and exceptional performance driven by Wi-Fi 6e technology. It excels in delivering blazing-fast speeds and low latency, making it ideal for bandwidth-intensive tasks such as 4K streaming and online gaming. Each unit covers up to 2,000 square feet, with seamless scalability for larger homes, ensuring strong and reliable connectivity throughout. Setting up the Eero Pro 6e is effortless with the intuitive Eero mobile app, which guides users through each step from initial setup to expanding coverage. Key features include comprehensive parental controls, a guest network option, and seamless integration with smart home devices via Amazon Alexa. Security is prioritized with WPA3 encryption, automatic firmware updates, and built-in ad-blocking, enhancing protection against potential threats. While priced at a premium, the Eero Pro 6e justifies its cost with its superior performance, extensive feature set, and reliable build, making it a compelling choice for those seeking a high-performance mesh Wi-Fi system.

Extremely easy to setup, can even use your prior WiFi name and password. No outages or lagging, definitely recommend.

Tri-band mesh wifi 6e One 2.4GHz band, one 5GHz band and one 6HGz band provides low latency. I am connecting eero as double NAT but still provides very good network performance, at 72ft away, it switches to 2.4GHz and achieves download speed of 60Mbps and upload speed of 20Mbps. When devices are connected wirelessly to the wired eero/node, download achieves 550Mbps Upload 350Mbps. When devices are Connected wirelessly to the wireless eero/node download achieves 230Mbps Upload 120Mbps. My ISP service is 1GHz download and upload. Eero app shows download 952Mbps and upload 833Mbps. Very easy to install, just follow the step-by-step instruction using the smartphone app. Also, very easy to expand wifi coverage, just add more eero device/node. eeros can be added wirelessly or by Ethernet backhaul (link with cat 6 ethernet cable). Eero device gets warm but not terrible. Comes with built-in smart home hub for supported Thread and Zigbee devices. Control devices with Alexa. Areas I believe needs improvement: This required smart phone app to setup and manage. Would prefer to have option to use a web page. The app does not provide instruction on how to make the eero behave as a wifi access point, had to search the eero support website to find it. Features such as content blocking, app blocking, website blocking are not free, had to subscribe to eero plus and pay monthly fee. My existing router provides them for free. To save everyone a hassle, here is the instruction on how to make the eero an access point or bridge mode: Note that putting eero in bridge mode (access point) will turn off its network services and only allows the eeros to providing WiFi access. Bridge mode requires that one eero remain wired into the network via Ethernet. Other eero can still connect via wifi. Steps: 1. First set up your eero network by double NATing. i.e. plug eero to your router ethernet port. 2. Open the eero app and tap Settings (bottom right corner) 3. Tap Network settings 4. Tap DHCP & NAT 5. Switch from Automatic to Bridge or Manual (if you are running static IP) 6. Tap the Save button in the top right corner 7. Wait for it to restart

TLDR: Pros: This mesh system is full featured, has a nice app interface, and is easy to set up. When working as it should, wi-fi speeds can perform as stated or at least somewhat close. Wired speeds are fine. Cons: Inconsistent speeds on wi-fi with a fiber connection after updates, clumsy device switching across nodes, range is far less than stated while still considering construction/materials of home. I got similar performance out of the much cheaper google mesh network (non pro). Detail: When this system works, it works well and as you would expect based on its specifications and features. The system is easy to set up and has worked with any modem I have paired with it. My fiber package technically exceeds the capability of this system, but the wired connection has been operating at max output which is great. The wifi however, not so amazing. The wi-fi speed across the nodes is incredibly inconsistent. When I had first finished the setup, the wi-fi speed was great and ranged between 700MBPS to just over 1 GBPS. After firmware/software updates, speeds rarely reach over 400 MBPS. The speeds across all devices were impacted even after taking device network interface cards into consideration. The next quirk is how the network manages devices. The simplest way I can say this is the mesh network and automatic device management is clumsy at best. Whether you allow Eero to manage the network switching or you leave it to your own device (ie: your cell phone), you will find yourself consistently dropping off the wifi. Sometimes its quick, sometimes its not, but its enough to be an annoyance. Lastly, the range on this network is far less than stated. We have a large two story home well within the stated SQ footage for 3 nodes. I had to add an additional 3 nodes to ensure coverage was maintained, that I will chalk up to construction/material interference. That being said, I lose connection to a node that I am standing 15 feet away from or, it tries to switch to a node thats even further away. If I can manage to optimize the network to perform consistently then I would easily give this 4 or more stars, but its short comings undermine the pros.

Set up was probably the easiest of all the routers i have ever set up and sync with my home Ring system just as simple. System promptly updated it's software to the most current version and then linked up to my Echo as a additional mesh router increasing my coverage even more. So I now have a fast, simple and robust 6E mesh network that is future proofed for years to come. Very satisfied and happy so far after a month of use.

Im the go to tech member of the family so everyone comes to me when it comes to tech especially routers ive set up close to 10 different routers and ive got to say this was the easiest set up ever and it works really great. Ive had it on for about a month already no drops in signal, speeds stay consistent throughout the day doesn’t matter on the amount of devices its awesome.

I’ve seen a lot of 4 star reviews that leave no cons. Don’t be fooled by the lack of 5 star reviews, this is a 5 star product. The units are very fast, and if you are within the 50 foot line of sight, you’ll be getting the rated multigigabit speeds “wired” but wireless through a node. I’ve been using 3 original Eero WiFi 5 units for the past few years and have had no complaints. The customer service is exceptional, and when I picked up a few extra Eero Pro 5 units, they didn’t come with power adapters (i got them pre-owned) and Eero replaced them free of charge. Unfortunately now, the standard Eero 6 does not have ethernet ports, only the Pro models do. These are fast, and it was easy to “replace” units one by one, including the gateway, slowly upgrading from WiFi 5 to WiFi 6. We’re now getting 400mbps downlink and when accessing local servers, full gigabit speeds over hardwired mesh. However, I don’t recommend this over the 6 Pro if you want the Tri band and you don’t have WiFi 6 devices. I purchased it for link aggregation but I’d have much preferred the tri band with 2 5GHz connections rather than this one in that regard. The 6E model has a 2.4/5/6GHz system. I have one device that support that extra 6GHz band and it’s a phone, so it’s not worth the extra for wireless connectivity. If you are invested in Zigbee and use Alexa, this system supports up to 150 Zigbee or Thread devices, 50 per node. All in all, excellent system. The 2 wireless nodes apart from the gateway both have 16 port switches and i have 0 drops. The performance difference between wired and wired mesh is negligible, and the convenience of not needing to run ethernet cables is excellent. Great product. Great customer service. TL;DR; but the Pro or 6 or 6+ if you don’t need 6GHz or certain niche features.

I swapped out an Orbi system that could barely cover my medium size house. So far really pleased with the performance of the eero. Great speeds, great range and a very simple setup. It's missing some of the super technical advanced options found on some other routers but I realized over the years that my fiddling with those was making things worse, not better. I'm very happy with my decision to switch to eero.

The Eero Pro 6E is a top-tier mesh Wi-Fi system that’s built for speed and stability, especially in homes with multi-gigabit internet like Verizon Fios. Setup is extremely user-friendly through the Eero app, and the system delivers strong, consistent coverage across large spaces, even with multiple devices connected. Its support for Wi-Fi 6E is a big win, unlocking the 6GHz band for newer devices and reducing congestion. Performance-wise, it handles 4K streaming, gaming, and smart home devices without breaking a sweat. The tri-band design ensures efficient traffic management, and the system plays well with Alexa for smart integrations. However, the lack of advanced customization (like detailed QoS settings or native VPN support) might disappoint power users. Also, many features are locked behind a subscription with Eero Secure+, which feels a bit restrictive. Overall, the Eero Pro 6E is a fantastic choice for users who want a fast, easy-to-manage, and future-ready mesh system — especially in homes with gigabit+ internet and lots of devices.

Very impressed with this device for expanding wifi in my condo - very easy to get it configured. Recommend hardwiring the first node. Highly recommend purchasing this if you need more coverage at home

The speed will blow you away as long as you have the right set up. We had 1 Gig internet service through our previous provider at had over 40 items connected to our network. It would run well but as soon as we upgraded to fiber optic internet and added the eero Pro 6E, we were at warp speed. If you need to mesh network, this is the place to start. It is the easiest way to start a network by far. You simply sit back and allow the system to do its' own work. You basically have to have a cell phone and the system does the rest. We have this 3 pack and cover a house with 4,500 square feet. The download speeds are 1 gig and the upload speeds are 1 gig. This makes life so much easier with multiple people in the house plus friends all streaming at the same time and playing video games over the internet. Definitely worth the purchase although it is a little pricey. Just watch for coupons from Best Buy to knock 10% off like I did!

I’ve had just about every mesh system out there over the past two years including WiFi 6, 6E,and 7, and they work good for awhile then I start getting the dreaded “No Response “ in my Apple HomeKit app or the speed is inconsistent. Since I have installed the eero Pro 6E 3-Pack in my 2,800 sq. Ft. Two story home I’ve had no issues and the speeds are consistent. I have ATT Fiber 1gb and I get 500mbs + both uploads and download when right next to an access point and in the 300’s when 40 ft away. I have 70 devices in total connected and they range from Google and Eufy cameras , Nanoleaf light strips, LIFX and Hue bulbs, Lutron switches and blinds, and various smart plugs. The setup was very easy and quick. I have all my eero’s connected via Ethernet backhaul which helps.

I have installed more than one hundred of the EERO 6 Pro e devices and have been using EERO products for years. For performance/price ratio there no other better choice specially when you install, manage and maintain hundreds of networks. Easy to install, easy to do custom configurations, reliable. I usually end up stretching the hardware capabilities and I still have the peace of mind. They hardly ever fail. Of course I would like more granularity in the settings and out of band collected network stats but don't forget, this is a consumer grade product, not an enterprise level one. The newer 7 series brings up the much needed outdoor and PoE but for now the 6Pro e does a beautiful job. For the people that look only at signal strength don't be surprised when RF strength doesn't equate throughput. Sometimes RF works against your goals. I use an analogy, you are looking at the night sky and your super sensitive eyes can see a far away star. Can the star see you? Networks are two way streets.

Incredibly easy to install and configure. The coverage is fantastic and the metrics it provides are very useful. What are like best is it works with any generation of error devices. Pre-6, 6,6-e, 7. Build your mesh based on your needs and budget.

Best Mesh system ever. I've used Nighthawk for years, thinking it was the best, but unfortunately, it would always slow down the internet speed, lose connection, and didn't cover a 1500-square-foot house. I went to buy a new one, thinking maybe it was old even though it was little over a year old. The salesperson suggested getting the Eero Pro 6e for my budget. I was hesitant at first, but I got it to try it out. If I didn't like it, I would always exchange it, but I've been using it for a month now and would never go back to Nighthawk. No more slowing down, always connected, and best of all, the speed is like having the internet connected with wire. Don't even second-guess; you won’t be disappointed.

I used this system to replace an older mesh system that was no longer being supported. I evaluated performance reviews for numerous mesh systems and concluded that this would more than meet my needs. I need a mesh system to support devices on three different floors. The installation went smoothly with no glitches. I did have to reconnect all my devices manually to my network to get them to work. It was easy to do and only a slight nuisance. The system is performing well, particularly with video streaming, and I am not experiencing any buffering. Overall, it's doing the job extremely well.

Hands down the easiest and most reliable wifi system on the market. the nodes are backwards compatible. For example i added a wifi 7 outdoor node for my backyard and it connected to my system seamlessly. i have a 1GB fiber connection and my ipad pro tests at 980 MB over wifi when connected to this system. even in the darkest corners of my house, farthest away from an access point i can still get 400MB speed

Purchased for a new Sonic system. Easy to set up, great speed. Good range.