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For what it's worth, I have the Eero 6+, have had it for almost 4 years and have had no problems whatsoever with it.

You’ll have less coverage… The IW serie is made for hotel rooms, where we install one in EACH room, or for offfice desks (same, 1 per room). The fact that you didn’t mount on ceiling is not very bad, we install more on walls (vertical), in top part of closets, over furnitures, in false ceiling close

Your problem is simple. The router Spectrum gave you is weak, and it is sitting too far from your room. You do not need Ethernet in every room, and you do not need to touch the coax ports at all. Ignore the video you saw. You also do not want a “wifi extender.” Those cut your speed in half because t

I have a Lenovo workstation and several laptop project boxes behind a hybrid smart switch that is daisy chained off an ethernet port and then running a wireless backhaul off a upstairs in my home. My main "box" is an esxi with multiple VMs on it and it works amazingly well. The set and forget it is

The future (in wifi) seems to be about 3-5 years, wifi 8 is already in the beginning process of being drafted - so futureproofing is a bit foolish in tech world really. Also, unless you need wifi 7 for some particular reason (and your speed says no), there's good reason to let it mature in the marke

The home was built in 1979, is 3 stories, and has phone jacks in every room. I am pretty sure this is old telephone wire and not cat 5, but not 100% sure. I know the lines are also stapled in various places, so I can't use them to fish ethernet through. This is an important thing to find out. If it'

Your iphone 16 pro is wifi 7 capable, is your router have mlo enabled, no reason you shouldn't be pushing closer to 2000 mbps. Is that the only wifi7 device you have? Many wifi 7 devises are now pushing firmware to run only on 2.4 and 6ghz band now, early results had issues with running 5 and 6 toge

Eero max 7 is honestly overkill. Unless you think you’d someday have 10Gbps internet. Something like the pro7 is the sweet spot in the eero range. I’m hoping that some of the ISPs start to sell them soon as you can often get them way cheaper through them than a retailer. But right now they’re all st

Eero 6+ is more than fine. Go with their 7 option if you want. I’ll probably get hate for this, but UniFi will be overkill. Source: been installing UniFi for 10 years.

If its an original eero6, those WiFi speeds are about what you can expect. It only has a dual band 80Mhz WiFi 6 radio, whereas the eero 6+ has 160Mhz channel support. Which would push it to 600-800Mbps in a real world scenario. The speedtest from the eero app is a wired test, so its showing that the