eero (Amazon) - eero 7

Eero 7 is best around

Eero Pro 6E or Eero 7 it’s plug and play,future proof will give you everything you’re looking for without all the technical jargon blasting you in the face.

Eero 7 on the jungle web is simple to set up and effective. I would get the 3pack if you have a house.

Eero is definitely the best mesh networking out currently. We have hundreds installed with 0 callbacks. Eero 6e is pretty solid, but you could always jump up to the Eero 7 lineup.

Eero works great.

I use the eero 7 and I’m happy. I’m sure the 6 would do the trick but might as well spend a bit for the for the 7, in my view.

Same here. Bridge mode + Eero mesh routers.

Unless you need something specific from ubiquiti (like a lot more network ports), go for Eero 7 with optional wired connections between the base stations.

What’s wrong with base 7? Besides not having 6g which most devices especially security cameras are not compatible with. I honestly want to know because I have some and want to know if I Fed up lol

just get another EERO. why TF would u want a wifi extender?

how big is the house. i like the modem, but would look at EERO mesh instead.

just get a 3 pack of eero 6 or 7. the first one acts as the router. if you can hook them all up via cat5/6 thats great. if not, these still work very well.

ive deployed 250+ EERO mesh set ups. They work flawlessly for a set it and forget it internet experience.

If you're on internet only you can just buy an Eero kit and use that instead of the FiOS router/extender, then you're not paying any rental fee and you'll likely get better wifi performance. I would recommend the Eero 7 two pack, or the Eero Pro 6E two pack, both should be $300 or less and cover a 3000 square foot house unless its got concrete or brick interior walls. For the highest speeds and lowest latency you're gonna need to be wired, though at only 300mbps you can still get decent speeds wirelessly you don't need the most expensive/sophisticated hardware, though it'll still suffer compared to wired performance. https://imgur.com/j1jt7Qo I've managed 2gbps over wifi, but it requires specific hardware and network settings to achieve those speeds.

Split level, you probably want a 2-node mesh, slightly offset vertically one at each level. You probably don't need the latest and greatest, and depending on your tech level, you probably don't need a huge amount of bandwidth either. You may want speed, so option to hardwire (i.e. Ethernet) would be ideal. This may stick in some people's craws, but a 2-node Amazon Eero. If you want future proof, Get the 7 plus, 2 nodes, and hardwire anyway. If you don't need future-proofing, get the older regular Pro (down to like 50 each, plenty fast enough esp. if hardwired and hardwire backhauled). By full hardwire, I just mean from your fiber "modem" to a small switch (unmanaged 5 port is fine, should be about 25 or cheaper), then from switch, run 2 wires to one node on each floor, then from the node to your respective PCs. If both PCs are on the same floor, you *may* want another unmanaged switch. Node to switch to 2 PCs. Then you can go anywhere in your house and enjoy wireless, while your two desktops (or laptops with docking stations) get a wired full speed connection. Extra ports on the switch can go to printer or NAS (if you ever get one) or even smart TVs, Sonos, etc. if you ever want to use them.