Pro 7

Turn off ipv6, turn off I think it is called user access control, turn off upnp. Try it again. I'm using eero pro 7s after nothing but problems with 970s. Turning off Ipv6 at least me to be able to keep a connection for a few hours but never can keep a stable connection even with a wifi 7 laptop tha

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 had to shut IPv6 off to keep any connection. I'm testing 970s I bought 9 months ago to see if any of the updates were progress from where they were two months ago when I switched to eero pro 7s which work perfectly. Slightly slower but completely stable connections, IPv6 enabled, no functionality

i've done this exact switch. yeah your topology works - isp modem > ucg fiber > eero max 7 in ap mode. just put the eeros in bridge mode first. the ucg fiber is a beast. honestly once you see the unifi dashboard you might want to swap those eeros for U7 Pro access points eventually. the integration

I let the installer connect the "free" eero Pro 7. I bought my own two-pack of eero Pro 7 and installed them in my house using goCoax MoCA adapters. Everything is working great for me.

Don't bother. It doesn't work for me on 970s in mesh either. I getting ready to ditch mine. Nothing but issues for almost 8 months and tech support sending new a firmware and nothing working consistently. Frequent drops, now testing eero pro 7 same locations and a little slower but haven't had a dro

cant wait till the Americans get up here with their telcos... Wasn't aware one of the big US telcos is pushing into Canada. Will have to look that up. I stumbled upon this somehow while googling something. As usual ended up rambling way to long but oh well. I'm in the US, I can't get 2 Gigabit for $

I’m really happy of my 2 Eero 7 pro, as I have the Wifi at the maximum speed in my large house but the missing failover feature is a bummer. I’m considering selling them to go to Unifi Dream Router 7.

I have an eero pro 7 and am hardwired. I completely disagree with you. I get 900mb to my ps5 (max amount) and have 2gb internet. Portal still struggles even on eero mesh.

The router is an Eero Pro 7, it’s not old. I tried connecting the ps5 directly to one of the mesh nodes but it’s no better.