eero 7

I purchased the T-Mobile 5g gateway because optimum is the only other choice in my area and I had to have a technician come out every week and no matter what my Internet kept cutting in and out. I purchased and set up the T-Mobile 5G gateway and for regular web browsing it works great anything outsi

I had the same issue. I worked in tech my whole career, and my best friend highly recommended Ubiquiti, but as soon as I tried to determine what I would need I was lost. And, honestly, I don’t want to have to spend hours configuring a router. I ended up buying 4 eero 7 units and have been extremely

Few things are as frustrating as dealing with slow, inconsistent Wi-Fi, especially when a single router struggles to cover an entire home. Whether you're trying to stream in the bedroom or take Zoom calls from the backyard, signal dropouts and sluggish speeds are all too common when one device is ta

I placed two orders for the AP7. One was for multiple units and another was for a single unit. Despite placing the two unit earlier, the single unit shipped this week and arrived today.

As far as the size of the unit, it doesn't bother me at all. Pretty comparable to others I've used over the last

I recently upgraded from Airport Extremes to Eero 7 Max(s)/7 Pros/7 Outdoor all with wired backhaul over a 2.5 Gbps network. I’m very pleased with the results.

Few things are more annoying than fighting with Wi-Fi that just won’t reach where you need it. I’ve had my fair share of pacing around the house with my laptop or phone trying to catch a stable signal, especially when I want to stream something in bed or jump on a video call from the porch. That’s w

I actually had bought Asus, but the ISP came with an eero 7 anyways.

So I did a comparison of both. I took my laptop to different spots of the house and wrote down the speed test results for both.

At point blank range they perform the same. Asus 1400mbps and eero 1400mbps.

However, Asus runs bett

I don't know of a service, but I do think its worth saying that a good set of mesh routers will give you an excellent, reliable network if set up properly. I would suggest Nest Wifi Pro, or Eero 7. Especially if you are just using the router the cable company gives you, this would be a much easier f

I've been a loyal Asus customer and have been running their wifi routers and networking gear since the mid-2000s. But the quality and stability of my network continued to erode. I've experienced both hardware and software issues without rhyme or reason.

I have a very large property, and had 6 nodes

Most the eero devices CAN work as an extender -- you have a GW and the rest are extenders. Maybe an extender cannot work as GW. When you get the device you add it to your network and it is an extender! You can search on FB marketplace and ebay for low cost eero 7 devices and use it as a extender onl