Pro 7

Generally, it makes sense. Presuming you are getting 500MB+ speeds, the eero pro 7 is currently $300 on Amazon. So you are basically renting a $300 router for $50. Plus if it dies, Frontier replaces it, even if its out of warranty. On a side note, buying one on eBay that is Frontier specific goes fo

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

As far as I know they still offer Eero devices, so using them you'd at least be using a known manufacturer. At this point in time I'd probably lean towards a device that does Wifi-7 for future devices that will be able to use that. This one is in the middle price range" https://www.microcenter.com/p

You sound exactly like me. Work from home. Don't mind tinkering, hate fixing. Computer background from school (lawyer now though). I have an old house, fiber comes in the back of the house and I have cat6 running around the outside of the house to the middle and end of my house. (My house is long an

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 just retired my ~10 yr old Orbi RB50 setup and got the eero 7 Pro 2 node system and am very happy. Getting 950 MBps down wired and 1100 down wireless on my iPhone 17 Pro Max wirelessly using my 1 GB Spectrum cable service. Set up NextDNS filtering at the router level and am pleased so far. Skip th

That model is missing the 6GHz band. Very hard to achieve those speeds without that band. You’d need something like the BE96U, which is expensive. Mesh is good but you’ll spend a lot of money if you’re looking for something that pushes 2Gbps. Eero Pro 7 is a fantastic mesh system but it’s $800+ for

You definitely want a new router\access points. You are using wifi 4, wifi 7 is the newest Wifi standard. I would get that so you are not behind the curb. How far are the buildings from each other? I would get a simple mesh system like a TP-Link Deco pro 7 or Eero Pro 7. You will need to get a 2 pac

Your current setup (XB8 + xPods) is not true mesh (more like extenders) so it's not surprising you are having issues. Sources say that these two products are at the top of the mesh heap: Performance: Eero Pro 7 Value: TP‑Link Deco BE63 Placement is key, you need to place the mesh satellites in a spo

I purchased two Eero pro 7 max, for my home and have about 60 devices, some IOT, etc. I have cable with 1 gig service and at best I was getting about 550meg to 620meg download. I then moved to 1 eero, and got about the same performance. I then switched too the dream router 7, and was able to get 750