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.

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

Can't say for certain about compatibility, but the Eero Pro 7 has wifi 7 while your orbi only does Wifi6 so technically that Eero will be better overall as its wifi mesh can handle more more devices at higher speeds.

I’m in bridge mode on Q1000K with Eero 7 pro. I get the exact same speeds. There is an issue on your side. Also Fast.com is totally unreliable and always show me slow speed like 200Mbps instead of 900Mbps. I would test with https://speed.cloudflare.com or https://www.speedtest.net

Thats because its not available in your state yet. Im in PA, I switch over to 5G plan 3 days ago. As of now its ONLY available in NY from what I was told. It will be available in the whole fios market by the end of 2026. I didnt want to wait, went and got the Eero 7 Pro for 500$ instead. They will t

The short answer is yes. It is enterprise grade hardware that will outperform Eero in pretty much all cases. Being an American brand, UniFi does come at a premium though (compared to Omada) and requires you to buy into the ecosystem a little bit more than Omada. If I were to build you a budget UniFi

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

2 pack of Eero Pro6Es is really the only thing that fits your bill. There likely is a sale coming up Based on the limited information, you likely need two. Getting a second more central to your house will improve performance immensely: https://support.eero.com/hc/en-us/articles/207897393-Where-shoul

It may be due to the WiFi access point you are using. You can lookup "bufferbloat". The symptom is when you have good ping latency when not doing anything else, and that ping latency degrades sharply when you have some heavy network activity on the side. You can measure that with some apps like anal

I recommend eero pro 7 I’m using one at the moment works great 3 bedrooms one story