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

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

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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

Yes the problem is the fios router, switch it with a Eero 7 or Ubiquity dream router 7 and voilà, you’ll see how everything will work perfectly. Eero 6 works too, I had your same problem, the router the internet provider gives you is basically trash.

I think this is pretty accurate. If you rent a router from them, their first option is the Eero 6 which doesn’t even have Wi-Fi 6E. I had a long chat with their technical support while we were troubleshooting some initial issues and they said did 10 Gbe because they wanted to future proof their infr

You can currently get a crazy cheap deal on their 100/20 plan. $65 a month for 12 months plus $100 credit when you stay until September, and a free eero 6+ router (router only free if you stay for 12 months). I can't resist trying them because it's so cheap, but no idea how it'll turn out.

As someone with a small home with plaster walls I think your issue is WAY too many access points. I had 2 Eero 6 Pros and the coverage and speed were fantastic throughout the home. Unless you feel like spending money I'd give that a go.

Evening all, I been lurking here for a while. I have surface level network knowledge and experience from my job (CCTV security systems) and poking around. I finally have my home network how I want it even tho it’s cheap and ugly. So to start I recently got fiber 300mbps I know right wow. Reolink s

I've been using Oxio internet for the last 2 months and wanted to share my honest experience. This is what my set-up looks like:

• 1000 mbps, 30 mbps
• 2 eero 6 routers

I'm in a 2k sqft house in Oakville, ON. The modem + first router is on the main level in the living room. The second router is in the