Pro 7

Sounds like a them problem. I know I’m blasting WiFi like crazy around my house. I have nine or ten EERO Pro 7s around my property. I can get WiFi anywhere on my two acres almost.

I just started a 12 month contract with Olilo. £37/month for 900Mbps. Also added an upfront of £130 for an Eero 7 pro router expecting that it will cover a property that currently takes my BT Hub 2 extra nodes. If it doesn’t, they’ve said I can add another for the same £130. Bit of a bargain conside

Installed Eero Pro 7 3-node system a few weeks ago and it has changed our wifi lives. Stable, fast, gets signal to all parts of the house. Wood construction, so nothing too challenging there. I love when people are like, just hardwire everything. Do people understand hardwiring could cost thousands

i moved from eero too. with 3gig fiber you want a cloud gateway fiber or udm se. the cat5e will cap at 1gig anyway so dont stress the 3gig. grab three u7 pro units - one per floor. hardwire each if you have cat5e runs already. if not, the u7 pro mesh works but wired backhaul is better. the eero was

I can't afford a very pricey system anyway, even if I wanted it. I live in an old building with horsehair walls and studs wherever the framers felt like it, and the Wi-Fi drops from room to room, so an extender or mesh system would be a necessity. I'll take a look at the Eero Pro 7 - seems like a go

Yeah you’ll definitely notice a huge difference. I’m currently with talk talk and got their 900mbps package for £44 a month. The eero routers though aren’t good and most rooms struggle to get decent speeds. I’ve heard good things about the wifi 7 pro routers from EE, so should be ok.

it’s bad. I used one before and it’s awful. I bought Eero 7 Pro and I have maximum speed of 1,000mbps everywhere in the house. 2 floors. Total 2,500sqft.

“Good router” is debatable depending on the size of the area you’re trying to cover. Even townhomes that are 20-25 years old can have enough steel and walls to block signals. It’s overkill but I’m running 3 Eero 7 Pro mesh units on 3 floors and it serves me well. I’m not saying you need to do this b

Estimate to wire my house with Ethernet was $2800. I'm not paying that. My mesh Eero Pro 7 delivers a minimum of 1Gbps anywhere in my house. 1.8Gbps in my office near the base unit. Mesh works just fine for many people. It's tri-band so it has a dedicated backhaul channel. It works really well.

Oh, any only other thing that popped into mind. Make sure the living room unit is out in the open, they are fairly discrete so look fine on a counter or entertainment unit. If you really want to try and do it with just one, you could use the existing Ethernet to go Modem > Ethernet > one eero in LR.