Amazon eero Pro 6 mesh Wi-Fi 6 system | Fast and reliable gigabit speeds | connect 75+ devices | Coverage up to 3,500 sq. ft. | 2-pack, 2020 release
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Wednesday, Jan 28
Configuration: 2-Pack
Features
- PREMIUM WI-FI 6 PERFORMANCE - the eero Pro 6 system covers up to 3,500 sq. ft. with wifi speeds up to a gigabit.
- SAY GOODBYE TO DEAD SPOTS AND BUFFERING - Our TrueMesh technology intelligently routes traffic to reduce drop-offs so you can confidently stream 4K video, game, and video conference.
- MORE WIFI FOR MORE DEVICES - Wi-Fi 6 supports faster wifi than prior standards and permits 75+ connected devices
- SET UP IN MINUTES - The eero app walks you through setup and allows you to manage your network from anywhere. Plus, free customer support is available 7 days a week.
- BUILT-IN ZIGBEE SMART HOME HUB - eero Pro 6 connects compatible devices on your network with Alexaso theres no need to buy separate smart home hubs for each device.
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It's been in about a week. We got the one Pro 6 for 2000 SQFT. Prior, we tried a wifi extender but that didn't help. We had 2 locations in the house that were furthest away from the old modem/router combo we had, that were always buffering or just slow. I swapped out my modem for a standalone modem and installed the eero (super easy installation) and so far so good. We have not seen any buffering. I have my router just wired into the modem. Haven't tried moving it around at all but might to see how it does. The house is 1800sqft but that doesn't include the basement which I don't really know how much sqft that adds.. but one of our TV's are down there. We have many devices on at once. I love how I can assign devices to a person .. this makes it so I can shut down all my son's stuff at night. I also love the guest wifi - I have separate PW for guests. I haven't tried the Pro Plus yet but I'm thinking about it. It comes with a VPN which I probably should have anyway. It also seems to have a lot of features like backups and activity reporting and scheduling which will make it easier to control the kids wifi time. Overall I am happy .. Got a good deal during PRIME day.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2023 by Nirit Hull
Bought 2 of the EERO Pro 6 routers on sale for about $160 during the Oct 2022 two day sale. The units came in one day. Setup did not go exactly as planned as the EERO Pro 6 could not DHCP from Cox Cable. Easy work-a-round. Plug the EERO Pro 6 network cable into your EXISTING wifi box first. Then do the internet registering thing with the EERO app on your iphone or android. Then ONCE the app says you are all set - ie the blue dog is happy - THEN power down your cable or DSL modem and plug the EERO Pro 6 into that and it will be all fine. I cascaded TWO EERO Pro 6's. The first one is connected to the Cable modem. The second one is connected to the first one via a 500 foot ethernet wire. I can get LINE speed of 500Mbps close to the EERO PRO 6 on wifi and I can always get LINE speed of 500Mbps directly connected. I LOVE having one SSID in my house and a MESH network. Now you have what your employer uses for WIFI and you have this at home! You can carry your laptop on a Zoom call and it will not loose connection if you go all over the house or out to the pool. There is also Port Forwarding to get the VOIP phone working. This is super tech and a no brainer to buy. So what are you wanting for? Buy it. I upgraded from Netgear R6300 year 2013 Tech. Best idea ever. AND this works with the Alexa Gen 5 shipping Oct 20th 2020. The new Alexa Gen 5 will act as a WIFI hub and make the signal STRONGER. OK bye bye for now After a week - now Friday Oct 21 2022 Still very happy with the purchase of two EERO Pro 6 units. I have an iAQUALINK controller out at the pool - was about 60 feet from the old Netgear R6300 router running dd-wrt. 1/2 of the time using Alexa to control the Jandy iAQUALINK pool controller Alexa reported "Problem with the device. Please check power supply". With the EERO Pro 6 now in service no issues in a week now. I was able to change my subnet from 192.168.4.0 back to 192.168.1.1 using the mobile app. I was pretty annoyed having to change a custom Cisco VOIP phone I run from 192.168.1.0 network to 192.168.4.0 network. But I got it done. Then next day I found the subnet change in the EERO app under ADVANCED. I changed my subnet to 192.168.1.0 and so happy now. Of course I had to change the phone setting back and asterisk VOIP software back and two raspberry PI linux computers back to 192.168.1.0 network. I have used 192.168.1.0 for probably 20 years. And so happy as muscle memory uses that IP address. Plus I have 20 VM's on VMware ESXi 6.7 which I DID NOT want to change to 192.168.4.0. SO I wasted about 4 hours changing some devices to 192.168.4.0 which was the default network provided by EERO Pro 6 but then changed it back to my original 192.168.1.0 subnet. Happy as a lark. One week of uptime - no issues at all. I have no where to put the EERO Pro 6 so it sits on the rug on the floor. Noted - the unit gets super HOT. This could be an issue in a HOT environment or in a hot server room where the unit might exceed temp ratings of absolute limits of internal part and chip ratings and fail? So far so good. 1 week of complete worry free connectivity. I did also use the Port Forwarding and did a port forward on ports 5060 and 5061 for TCPIP to raspberry PI running asterisk for VOIP phone. Also forwarded media UDP ports of 11000 to 59000 to the raspberry PI. I use allstarlink for ham radio stuff and was able to forward that port UDP I think it was port 4569 to a 2nd Raspberry PI. Net net is all works better than before even with the port forwarding I needed and the original subnet. The EERO Pro 6 came thru. And I had absolutely no issues after the initial firmware update on day 1.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2022 by chill
UPDATE 4/10/22 - Still LOVING our Eero Pro 6 set up at home and I have now added a 3rd router to our upstairs. While we were getting along without it with just the 2 I bought originally, our connectivity upstairs is much faster/better now and I wish I had just bought the 3 pack to begin with. If you have a 3,400 sq ft. + home or more than 2 levels, I HIGHLY recommend just going for 3. You'll be happy you did. Original Review - We recently upgraded to 1 GB speeds through Xfinity and I decided it was time to upgrade our router so we could enjoy all the benefits of these higher speeds. After all, your Internet is only as good as your router! I had a great router before (Netgear Night Hawk) but with a recent move to a bigger home, it was time to upgrade to a mesh system to spread the signal from the basement where the cable is hard wired to every corner of our 3 story home. We have a LOT of devices to support in our family (multiple PCs and laptops, multiple phones and iPads, video door bell, smart garage door openers and door locks, EcoBee thermostat, a media server, 4 smart TVs, XBox, Harmony Elite remotes, smart sprinkler system, printer, several smart outlets and home wide Echo dots and Echo shows etc.). Not only was the Eero Pro 6 system the EASIEST SETUP IN ROUTER HISTORY but it services and organizes all of our many devices flawlessly and provides BLAZING fast speeds to every device and every location that needs it! I just did a speed test and am getting 947 GB download and 42 GB upload speeds (see pic). I bought the pack of 2 and I love that the routers are interchangeable. Router 1 is plugged in to my Arris Surfboard cable modem (why rent one from your ISP when you can own your own?) in our basement office. Each has two ethernet ports, so one receives the signal from my modem and the other has an ethernet splitter plugged into it expanding it to 4 ethernet ports. This is something I highly recommend buying if you have heavy hard wiring needs like we do. From there we have our main PC, printer, media server and a personal file storage device hard wired into it. The second router is on the main level of the house. We have our main smart TV and a mini PC hard wired into that one. Honestly, in hindsight I wish I'd have bought the 3 pack. I was on the fence but now would like a 3rd. The signal from the man level does reach and service our devices upstairs, but the signal isn't quite as strong as I would like it to be, so I plan to buy a third router to complete the system. I love the simple, low profile and sleek look of these routers as opposed to our night hawk that took up tons of space and had antenna's pointed everywhere. They leave such a small foot print and I don't feel the need to hide it away in a cabinet, even in my living room (see pic)! The app is very intuitive and straight forward. It makes it SO EASY to manage all your devices and create profiles for different family members or groups of devices. For example, my son's profile includes his tablet, phone, TV and XBox and I can set parameters and controls for the Internet to just his profile if I want to limit what he sees or how much time he spends online. It's also extremely easy to set up and manage a guest network etc. I am not a computer programmer or software engineer, but I do know computers (I build my own) and I work from home and know my way around networking, and I can tell you that the Eero system provides everything I could need and want and then some. I HIGHLY recommend this mesh system if you have a large home and want to enjoy the high Internet speeds you're paying for throughout your entire house! I have not experience a single drop or hiccup in signal since I set it up and I couldn't be happier with my purchase!! I sincerely hope this review has been helpful to someone else. And yes, I paid full price for it! Feel free to ask any questions!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2022 by Kelly Kelly