Max 7

My house is 1500sqft. I had good coverage and got a reliable ~300Mbps pretty much everywhere with three Eero 6 APs. But a while back 2gig symmetric fiber became available in my neighborhood and 300 just wasn’t going to cut it anymore. A trio of Eero Max 7s would have cost $1,699 and would have been

I’ve got the Eero Max 7 through Zen and it’s a solid enough, but if you want any sort of customisation it’s not great. There’s no web interface to manage it, all done through the mobile app. This can be annoying when troubleshooting any connection drops. There’s no real advanced networking controls.

so does this mean I wasted money on my eero max 7? maybe I shoulda just built my own router :|

I only needed one eero Max 7. It is hardwired on the 10Gbps port to my Gigahub 2.0 with 3Gbps service. I use the eero as an access point. I turned off the Gigahub radios. I get 3.2Gbps speeds to the eero, and up to 1.7Gbps over wifi depending on the device and the distance from the eero. I’m super p

There can be so many variables it’s hard to make direct comparisons. We use a Ubiquiti UCG-Fiber for our router with EE 1.6G service and eero Max 7 units running in bridge mode with all wired backhaul for the home WiFi and all has been good. Some will say it’s overkill but I value stable and reliabl

I mean...I had an Eero max 7 and had nothing but speed issues and coverage with it. For less than the same cost, I got the UCG Fiber (has a poe+ port) and a U7 Pro Max (didnt need the max but yolo). I get: better coverage, better speeds, more control, WAY better and more features with ZERO scammy pa