Customer Ratings & Reviews

This eero Pro 6E system completely fixed all the dead zones in my house. The setup was incredibly easy through the app, and our internet speeds are now blazing fast and stable on all devices. Highly recommend if you need reliable whole-home Wi-Fi.

So far this system has performed stellar. The app made the set up easy and coverage has been great. I’m very glad I made this purchase and look forward to years of stable and secure internet performance.

The device was very easy to set up and the coverage is great. It does uppdates automatically and it is really fast and reliable. Doesnt drop signal at all.

Bought the 3 pack of the regular 6 but returned for the 6E pro and have really enjoyed it. Only have the one router so not utilizing the mesh wifi and it still works great. Speeds have been nice and haven’t had any buffering. Easy to set up and really enjoy the app

After dealing with spotty coverage and constant dropouts from a traditional router, I finally upgraded to the eero Pro 6E — and it has been a huge improvement. I’ve now used this system in two very different homes: a three-story 1,250 sq ft townhome and a three-story single-family home built in the 1960s with about 2,400 sq ft. In both places, the eero Pro 6E delivered strong, consistent Wi-Fi across every floor, with zero dead zones and no random disconnects. Setup was extremely easy. The eero app walks you through everything, and each unit was up and running in just a few minutes. I placed one node on each floor, and the mesh instantly filled in all the areas that my old router could never reach. Even the older house — with thick walls and a not-so-modern layout — stayed fully covered. Speed and stability have been excellent. I have multiple computers, phones, tablets, and about a dozen smart-home devices like bulbs and switches, and everything stays connected with no lag. Streaming in 4K works flawlessly, and online gaming on my PS5 has been smooth, with fast downloads and low latency. The 6 GHz band is especially nice for newer devices, while the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands keep all the smart-home gear happy. What I appreciate most is that the network just works. With my previous router, I constantly had to reboot, move devices around, or troubleshoot random issues. Since switching to eero, I haven’t needed to mess with anything. The mesh automatically manages traffic, balances devices, and keeps the connection solid all day. There are a couple of small things to keep in mind — the system isn’t as customizable as some advanced routers, and placement of each node matters to get the best performance. But for most people, especially in homes with multiple floors or lots of devices, that’s a small trade-off for the reliability you get. Overall, the eero Pro 6E has been worth every penny. If you want fast, stable Wi-Fi that covers your whole home and handles tons of devices without hassle, this system is an excellent choice.

Easy to setup, device connects to the nearest node in order to deliver the fastest speed. The only downside is the limited advanced user options unless you pay for the monthly subscription, however, even the free basic use is extremely efficient and user friendly. I have the of these setup around my property. Two in the house and one in my detached garage and all of them are blazing fast with my gig fiber service.

[Employee of bestbuy] In the world of Wi-Fi, the eero Pro 6E stands tall, albeit with a price tag to match. Here’s why it’s become my trusty digital companion: Stability Unleashed: Despite the hefty cost, the eero Pro 6E delivers rock-solid stability. It’s like having a personal IT guru ensuring your connection stays unwavering. No more buffering woes during Netflix marathons or lag spikes during Zoom calls. Speed Demons: I pay for 1 gig speeds with my ISP, and the eero Pro 6E doesn’t break a sweat. It’s a speedster on the digital highway, effortlessly handling data torrents. Whether you’re streaming, gaming, or downloading, this router keeps pace. Blanket Coverage: My home—indoors and even outdoors—is a Wi-Fi haven. The eero Pro 6E’s coverage extends like a warm embrace. No dead zones, no signal drop-offs. It’s like having a cozy Wi-Fi blanket draped over every nook and cranny. Ethernet Boosters: Now, let’s talk about those booster units. Each one not only amplifies the signal but also gifts you two precious Ethernet ports. Direct connections from the source—no detours, no bottlenecks. It’s a gamer’s dream and a streamer’s delight. Smart Connections: Those devices that demand unwavering stability? The eero Pro 6E obliges. Whether it’s your work laptop, gaming console, or smart home hub, they all bask in the glow of uninterrupted connectivity. In summary, the eero Pro 6E is an investment in peace of mind. It’s not just a router; it’s a digital guardian. So, if you’re ready to elevate your Wi-Fi experience and dance with stability, consider this sleek powerhouse. Your devices will thank you!

Fantastic speed and coverage of 6E Pro. Easy set-up mobile app worked perfectly for almost all devices. 5ghz and 6ghz devices were a breeze, although several 2.4ghz devices required extra steps, time and energy. Eero tech support was helpful, but a couple devices required reaching out to the equipment manufactures. (Sonos speakers and Hunter Wi-fi irrigation controller) I also love that Eero updates itself automatically as new updates are available.

Bought this when it first came out, at $600! Performance:Legit, blazing fast set up: simplistic and quick connected devices: I've had up to 25 connected at one time, with no discernible loss of speed and no connection drop-age. reliability: problematic, and glitchy at first. after months of firmware updates, has gotten better. coverage: covers over 2400 sq ft and 2 stories excellent. connection speed drops about 25% in the furthest corners, but still very good.

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

Ive had lots of routers over the years, this is the first i have felt that i didnt need a computer science degree to operate. Ihe Eeos 6 pro is much more consumer type user friendly. Setup was a breeze, well designed steps that walk you through the process. No lenghty manual needing an acronym translator to get through. A neat feature I appreciate is no more big long MAC address access tables, instead when a new device connects, you get an app notification. Way cool! The 6 pro was a bit pricy, but i feel its worth it

Replaced Orbi with this eero. Had no expectations, but hoped it would be better coverage and ease. I was so pleased with everything! Highly recommended, especially over the Orbi 6 which has become exorbitantly overpriced for what you get. The eero system costs a third of what an Orbi 6 costs and gives me everything and more than I could have imagined. I especially like seeing all of the devices connected to the network.

The app was so simplistic it guided me through installing and configuration. The speed of these routers is amazing. One router almost filled my entire 3500 sf home. I setup the second and coverage is flawless. I replaced buggy Asus routers that had many more features but required almost daily reboots. Get the Eeros 6e mesh and you will be satisfied

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.

These replaced a 3 year old Orbi system. The setup process for Eero is far simpler. The management system is much better. Max speed is similar but the range is so much better. Still, I find the square footage guide as being a very poor measure for how many units are needed. I ended up with 4 and my home is about 2250 square feet. This was the only way to get what I consider reasonable bandwidth coverage (>100Mbps in every room) throughout. Many may be happy with lower speeds depending on the devices near the edge of coverage so consider this when deciding how many units are needed. The Amazon Echos that can work as boosters may be helpful but only a few models can work with it so check before assuming this will help. Remember that using wireless backhaul does decrease overall available bandwidth. All but one of my Eeros is wired. Very nice that the system allows them to work in a mixed mode and not all wired/all wireless. Very happy with these!

All around easy setup. I’m just not getting the speeds as advertised. But it’s still pretty darn fast! My speeds are 800 mbps average. No subscription necessary but it offers extra benefits at a low cost. I think most people will not find the subscription necessary. My entire house is cover and my lot. Just over 10,000 ft^2

I replaced my older Google mesh with these and they are solid easy to set up and cover all the corners of my property and extend out to the curb. I also hard wired them so I could connect an unmanaged switch

I had two sets of expensive Netgear Orbi mesh systems fail on reliability working on occasion that I decided to leave that fan base and try another product. I was skeptical at first with EERO not having a web page interface and all being done with a phone app, I quickly realized this was certainly best for my needs for a modern era and most importantly, it just works and is reliable. All the speed boasted by others is no game if it is not reliable. The EERO Pro 6E mesh system is great and extremely fast with a set it and forget it mind set. Very easy set up and I can reliably tell who is connected to my system without the hassle of a web page interface. I will certainly upgrade to WiFi 7 when I have more devices that support it but for now, the EERO Pro 6E is a clear Winner !!! My entire network just works now, and I have no more problems trying to figure out if problems I previously had were device based or router based. Now, I know... I simply needed a superb router mesh system and EERO is it !!! Excellent !!!

I did a bunch of research on mesh WiFi systems and I was about to shell out $1500 on the top Orbi setup up but I decided to try eero after a friend who is a Spectrum technician recommended it. So far it has been excellent. Easy to set up and the speed and coverage have been awesome. No issues at all so far. The app is great too.

The eero pro 6E was easy to hook up until it came to the 2.4g. It was very time consuming and even though I called support their was no answer. I have to continue to repeat the process until it finally recognized the device and locked in. Once the eero accepted the devices it did not drop them. As far as coverage and speed I have seen a great improvement over my router I replaced. Would I recommend it to friends and family, I am not sure!! If the geek squad would of recommend it I probably would of went with the Netgear mesh.