eero (Amazon) - eero Pro 6
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Based on 1 year's data from Mar 17, 2026 How it works
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"I ended up getting the eero mesh system and those work flawlessly"
"so you get super strong signal everywhere. including the bathrooms lol."
"The eero pro 6 really has good network management with multiple devices with the wifi 6 tech over wifi 5. ... So it much better self manages the network traffic to devices that need the bandwidth."
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"Eero Pro 6 using wired back haul over MoCA has been a game changer for me. ... It’s rock solid"
"I have over 190 devices and don't have drops on any of them"
"I ended up getting the eero mesh system and those work flawlessly"
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"Eero Pro 6 using wired back haul over MoCA has been a game changer for me. ... It’s rock solid"
"I have over 190 devices and don't have drops on any of them"
"I do live in Pakistan , and never had an issue. And support is pretty fast only needed it once a year ago . ... As someone who’s been using it since three years ago, starting with the older mesh models , i can say they’re literally the best I’ve used"
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"Very easy to install you go into the app and add a node."
"They work flawlessly for a set it and forget it internet experience."
"Yeah... the literal plug n play is worth a lot unless you're doing large data xfer for work or something. ... The second hand Eero repeaters are so cheap you can sprinkle them liberally too"
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"I have over 190 devices and don't have drops on any of them"
"After 6 years of using it for all my security cameras and IoT it’s basically pointless to run CAT cable throughout a house in today’s world. ... I have 3 wireless cameras on my deck, 2 on my garage, one on my door, 2 inside my home. ... Including the other random 70 devices throughout my basement (movie room), office (2nd floor) in a 3500sqft home and have literally zero issues, from stream live security streams, streaming movies, gaming doesn’t matter"
"Have rock solid eero pros. ... I mean im a small setup. 30 wifi devices. 10 ethernet devices. And 40 lutrons hardwired."
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"I messed with them for a year and gave up. Not reliable enough for WFH."
"I messed with them for a year and gave up. Not reliable enough for WFH."
"My ISP sent Amazon's Eero mesh system, and that was terrible. Constantly dropping out."
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"It’s designed as an entry level unit that ISPs can buy dirt cheap and supply to customers, not really designed for a performant gateway on a network with demanding users."
"My only crit is that they make it hard to set static IP and port forwarding on your home network (not impossible, but the UI is clunky)"
"and that they don't support Dynamic DNS services (at least mine doesn't)"
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"I messed with them for a year and gave up. Not reliable enough for WFH."
"I messed with them for a year and gave up. Not reliable enough for WFH."
"the eero routers have awful wifi signal. I can't even get 200mbps over 2 meters away"
Accomplished_Cup4 1.0Ah yeah okay makes sense, I just know I have 2 eero pro 6es, they do their job and that makes me happy 😂
Affectionate_Rate_99 1.0We went the overkill route for our 2200 sq ft 4 bedroom 2-1/2 bath house. We have a Eero Pro 7 downstairs in the living room serving as the gateway Eero. Upstairs we have two Eero Pro 7, and one Eero Pro (5?) in 3 of our 4 bedrooms. The two Eero Pro 7's are in our sons' rooms, so they can connect their computers to the Eero via ethernet. Downstairs at the back of the house, there is another Eero Pro that is hooked up in the family room predominantly to allow the wireless control of our swim spa in the backyard to connect to it. The Eero Pro 7 in the living room replaced an Eero Pro 6 that used to be used as our gateway Eero. FWIW, when we are driving to/from our house, the WiFi can connect when you are about 500 feet away from our house. Also, when we were using the Eero Pro 6 as our gateway, our top download speeds on the gateway connection to our cable modem hovered around 850 Mbps. Since switching to the Eero 7 Pro, our top download speeds are now around 1.26 Gbps.
aoreyes 1.0The Eero eco system is pretty rock solid. I had an Eero 6E Pro with a 6 Pro doing mesh on a 1250sq ft apartment and never had an issue. I recently upgraded to a Dream Router 7 because I wanted to separate the IoT devices and have a network running on a VPN and it's been great. Eero is great but somewhat limited which is why I upgraded to the UDR7.
barista_boy 1.0I have been using Eero 6 Pros since soon after they came out. They have worked flawlessly for me since then. I fix computers for a living and have installed those units in more than 100 homes with no issues! I now have to buy them on eBay as Eero has discontinued them. But they have the best range and seem to virtually bulletproof. I have never seen anything is so easy to install and works so well. Also, I can buy the units for about $50 each on eBay and resell them for $120-$160 each, plus my time at $160 an hour. And my customers are super happy!
ceebills 1.0Eero 6 pro. 5 years no issue. Tons of Sonos speakers, home kit, home bridge to add in ring alarm products, 3 Apple TVs, Meross and govee. Seamless. Get the eero.
damianp67 1.0I love mine. Have had them since launch and replaced my older eero 6 pros. No regrets and been super stable for me.
DarkRyoushii 1.0The Amazon Eero 6 Pro or better is my pick for a set-and-forget device that you can extend over time.
DoodleDaddyy 1.0I currently have the pro 6 3-pack for my 3100 sqft home and have had ZERO issues with about 60 devices connected for the last 4-5 years. Moving to a new house 4100 sqft and looking at options for that house since my existing system will stay with the rental. I see "upgrade options" that give a solid discount. Usage we need is zoom calls (usually one person at a time max) some tv streaming and general internet usage with some cameras, smart home stuff, etc, nothing needed for heavy load streaming or gaming. Should I be ok with the 6+ or do I need to go to a pro model again?
dorv 1.0Eeros are designed for laymen. The network pros don’t like them because they’re less tweakable than what they want. I had an Eero Pro 6 on the second floor of a 2700 square foot house and it covered everything fantastically. I now have two nodes on a much smaller house because I’m a weirdo.
I have two mesh routers with a hard wired back haul. Best of both worlds.
Agreed. I’m not the tech tinkerer that I used to be. I just want to plug in the things and let them work. I love my Eeros.
drdavevet 1.0I “upgraded” from Eero 6 Pro to the EERO 7 Pro, don’t ask me why. I now have to manually add common web sites to the “approved” list and that is a pain in the ass! “Customer support” is a joke and hasn’t helped changing whatever needs to be changed to stop the annoying need to add sites. Any help would be greatly appreciated!