Pro 6E

The eero 6e Pro is more than adequate and as you have invested heavily in these device (I assume all yours are 6e Pros?), I would stick with them. Very few devices use WiFi 7 and even those that do, it is debatable how much of a real world advantage it is over WiFi 6. I have a very tech heavy househ

With a normal size house you should be able to get most of the speed you are paying for round it. Firstly move to Plusnet, it’s the same basic service as EE or BT at a fraction of the price. I’m currently paying £29 for 900Mbps. Second get a decent router or mesh. I bought a couple of Eero Pro 6e me

I just bought 2 second hand eero Pro 6e mesh routers from CeX for £72 apiece. I get almost my full speed (around 930Mbps) over wireless backhaul two floors from the main router. I have Plusnet FF900 and I couldn’t recommend these enough.

I have 3 x Eero Pro 6e and 1 x Eero 6+. The router can manage 1400 Mbps on wifi to a compatible device, but drops to 300 Mbps if I'm at the far end of the Mesh. The Eero 6+ and Eero 7 are dual band routers 2.4 ghz and 5 ghz. It's better if you can get the Pro model as they are Tri band and have a 6

I’ve got a pair of eero pro 6e with Ebox 1Gbps. It works fine. Just as with any other mesh system, avoid wireless backhaul if possible.

not an ISP issue It would be useful to start with a baseline performance test of the ISP feed, testing both a GigE-capable computer wired directly to the ONT/modem and wired to an Ethernet LAN port of the primary router. (These should be the same, and should match your subscribed rates.) Aside from

I have the same, I replaced my Plusnet router with a pair of second hand eero pro 6e routers from CeX and can get over 900MHz two floors away with no wires. But the network and service are fab.

You're going to get different opinions. I install both standalone APs and Mesh systems for both my residential and commercial clients. I also do a lot of research on WiFi reliability and longevity. As of 2026, the eero Pro 6E are the best of any I have installed. They are more stable, have better qu

Well, I shared my experience with you. I install both, at homes, and at businesses like hospitals that need 100% uptime. Right now the Eero Pro 6E is a set it and forget it device. I have one medical facility with a set of 3 in Bridge mode (all wired) and I have not had to service those units in yea

Why did you buy a Dream Router 7 when you had a perfectly good Eero? What you probably want to do is run ethernet from the Gateway Eero Pro 6e to the Eero device upstairs. That alone will improve your speeeds. If your still not happy you can then run a cable between the Eero upstairs direct to your