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So I recently signed up to superloop and received an eero 6+ router. While it's good, the fact that there isn't an option to create a seperate 5ghz network frustrates me. Can anyone recommend any routers that support this? Thanks!

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This seems to happen randomly but fairly often with our Lenovo clocks, Google Home Mini’s and Lenovo Smart Display.

They seem to hear me say stop, but much like my kids, keep doing what they want to do anyway.

Home network is Eero 6+ with 3 stations, and they respond fine when I as

I’m extremely new to networking so I wanted a quick plug and play system. I decided to go with the Eero 6+ (mainly due to an Amazon prime deal) as it seems pretty straight forward.

I hooked up all the pods and set up was smooth, but then I saw on the app that they were all (expect for the one besid

Thank you for the info, I just ordered Eero 7, price-wise, 6+ was $200 and the 7 was $349. Would you think it would worth the upgrade?

Switch is 1G and Router is a brand new TP-Link BE4800. Previously had Eero 6+ handling the routing and Wi-Fi. Bought the new router to test things out and having the same result (Wi-Fi was ok, but wired was slow). All cables are Cat 5e or better.

I just tried swapping with an eero 6+ I have and the wifi didn't work but the ethernet was full speed through the switch, so i'm fairly certain it is a Frontier/ eero 7 pro issue.

I tried the Deco BE63 and BE65 Pro, both were giving me trouble. Multiple devices were not able to connect to it, giving authentication errors. These devices when brought closer to the router connected. So something with being far away but still within good signal. My Nest Wifi Pro, 6E router had no

I'm replacing my eero 6+ system with a UDM-SE and 2 U7-Pro-XG's. I have the ability to connect 1 U7 directly to the UDM but the 2nd AP will be running through a MOCA adapter.

I understand that I will need to add a POE injector since the U7 only runs off POE and that can't travel over coax through