eero 6+

I bought an eero 6 router on Black Friday sale and set it up as a wireless bridge, so that I could switch to Ethernet instead of WiFi for my Marantz M1. Like some sort of a miracle cure, my M1 no longer gets frozen or ceases working anymore. I used to have to reboot my M1 once or twice a day when co

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AINOTE 2 is a great idea and form factor but a few issues

Received mine through Kickstarter campaign support. Love the idea behind it, how slim it is, writing feel is awesome but there are a few issu

I should have listened to you Redditors. So many complaints about being lied to, but I was an optimist.

Ive had Frontier (took over verizon) for 14 years. Cordcut to just internet 500 for $39.99-$10 autopay discount. A while after install i used chat to ask why I wasn't given the eero pro 7, as th

Just continue to be annoyed that we have no control over this. Prior to the change shown here, I noticed my three eero 6+ were not all on the same channel. First time I had noticed that and everything was absolutely cruising.

Then all three changed to 11 at the same time for what I can only assume

I tried all the tips and tricks in this subreddit and on the web. Whether it was moving the router, hardwiring the PS5's internet connection, setting a static IP address, and some other things.

Regardless of what I tried, the Portal's video stream was always a choppy mess, and my input was laggy.

Hello everyone!

I bought a Gmktec K6 two months ago—this is my second miniPC. I know thermal and network performance are two of the main topics and concerns discussed in this community, so I’d like to share my personal experience and how I’ve managed to improve both. So far, I’m very happy with the

I just got the ap7 to replace my eero 6 pros. Loving them but am finding I have to fidget where the location of these APs need to be and that the device doesn’t switch to the closest one with the best signal. In order for me to get them to switch to a closer AP I have to reboot the device. Any

Hey everyone,

I have an interesting Eero network topology to share.

My main house is around 3,100 sq ft. I'm using AT&T fiber with 300/300 Mbps speeds. The main Eero is plugged into the AT&T modem, but AT&T's modem doesn't let me disable routing, so technically I'm running a router behind a router

I recently purchased a UDR7 and U7 Pro XG. I figured this was a pretty good place to start for a 2700 SF rectangular home. The UDR7 is at one end and the AP is near the other. This should be enough for basic coverage. If I can get the network running, I will likely add at least one more AP, mayb

First off, I wish I would’ve gone UI years ago. I’ve had some basic to intermediate knowledge of networking. But this is a whole other level. A little backstory, few years ago toyed with the idea of going with a mesh system.

Of course I went with the most user friendly system eero, 6+ to be exact.