Pro 6E

Yes! There is a huge amount of choice out there. At the budget end second hand BT Whole Home discs are akin to the discs you used to have. New systems from likes of Chinese firm Tenda start under £100. I bought a couple of Eero Pro 6e mesh routers from CeX for about £70 each, they are on my Plusnet

The Eero 6 Pro is fine, although you might want to step up to the Eero 6E Pro. But you can’t be running two routers at the same time. Only one device should be acting as the router, and it’s the Eero. You won’t alleviate bufferbloat issues just by plugging an Eero into your existing router, that’s n

Absolutely get your own mesh system, it doesn’t have to be that dear. I bought a couple of Eero Pro 6e routers from CeX for £70 each for example and I can get pretty much my full 900Mbps two floors up with no wiring. Means if you change provider the WiFi stays the same.

I bought a pair of Eero Pro 6e mesh routers/nodes for about £70 each second hand from CeX; with Plusnet’s 900 service, I can get over 900Mbps on a PC attached to the remote node two floors away with only wireless connections between the nodes. Wireless can get 500Mbps plus on my iPhone pretty much e

As a technician, my recommendation is the Eero Pro 6E as the best option. Avoid buying cheaper Google WiFi systems.

There's a lot of options. You're probably looking for something turn-key. Just googling it, the Eero Pro line of routers has an "optimize for conferencing and gaming" setting, that automatically configures SQM under the hood. I suspect that your experience will significantly improve if you set that

Here's my setup from a previous post if you want to read about what I have--probably a bit more complex than what you're mentioning, but similar. https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubiquiti/comments/1rsuj57/comment/oa9pdod/ You may have to scroll up slightly to see my post as it's somewhat long. It's been roc

Eero pro 6E, it’s been great overall. Literally fixed all the issues immediately.

Google WiFi is a fail. Buy eero pro 6e at a minimum and sell all your Google stuff. IMHO.

Id first run a speed test from eero UI, you should get close to the 2x2 advertised. If its something different post it here, Ezee will likely want to talk to you. Next connect a device directly to the eero with a ethernet cable, preferably something with 2.5g/5g/10g interface. Run a speed test again