Max 7

No thanks. I was already almost murdered in my sleep when I dropped ~$1400 on four Eero Max 7 (After equipment trade in at Best Buy). I'm living in borrowed time now. Sure, when the Internet goes down - I'm the town jester and they kick me, and throw shit at me until it's fixed. But when it's up and

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

The UCG Fiber is just the superior (more powerful) and more future proofed choice of the two. I have my AP connected to the POE+ port, and life is great. Smokes my old Eero Max 7, ASUS BE-98, and at one point even tested out one of the higher end Netgears (they all suck imo). TL;DR UCG Fiber is just

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.

Totally agree with the hard-wiring people for reliability, but I've never seen wifi packets drop this consistently. I can run this at almost any point of the day and get the same results, really sucks for phones and other devices. So I have two Eero Max 7's, one is wired directly to the Modem upstai

Send me a picture when you finish i also just purchased my house and i been thinking on doing this, right now i have the eero max 7 but i feel like they dont work so well, let me know how everything works for you

How long did you have it for? I have been doing research on the reason why they go up and found out that older plans are now being less advertised, causing people who currently have that plan to see a slight increase in price since that equipment is now... "indifferent" compared to their new EERO Pr

I tried many routers and the Google nest pro wifi 6e is the only one that worked. It broadcasts multiple 2.4 ghz network on channel 1,6 and 13 simultaneously. No other brand does it this way. I tried deco BE95, Asus Zen wifi and eero max 7. All of them broadcast a single 2.4 ghz band. If you have a

On a wired connection, depending on what plan you have with your ISP there could be a difference in speed. The BE550 has 2.5g LANs while the Altice seems to have mostly 1g LANs. Wireless connections can vary as the BE550 is WiFi-7 and has MLO (assuming it is enabled in your router settings) and if y

The EERO MAX 7 has 10GbE ports but expensive at £600 each, 3 pack around £1700. Anything in the 10GbE range will be expensive. Next question what devices will ever use 10GbE over Wifi, I say none. Concrete walls will be a nightmare for any mesh system. Node need to be close enough to talk to each ot