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eero Pro Mesh Wi-Fi 5 Router System (3-Pack) 2nd Generation - $250
$249.99
$499.99
Not the newest Wi-Fi 6 version.
Reputable seller and it's 50% off the current retail price of $499 at Best Buy and Amazon.
Only downside is no manufacturer's warranty.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Brand-Ne...4119881546
Reputable seller and it's 50% off the current retail price of $499 at Best Buy and Amazon.
Only downside is no manufacturer's warranty.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Brand-Ne...4119881546
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In other words the Eero isn't the fastest but people claim it's the most consistent overall experience.
So in short the M9+ gives you better range and better speeds further away from the nodes and router.
Using TomsHardwareGuide review so its apples to apples. Pay close attention that the Deco M9+ was tested up to 150feet the Eero Pro 2 was not cause it cant hang.
Deco M9+
"At 50 feet, 100 feet and 150 feet, the Deco M9 Plus was able to move 498.0Mbps, 324.1Mbps and 166.6Mbps"
Eero Pro 2
"The new Eero's performance dropped off to 319.8 Mbps, 285.7Mbps and 213.9Mbps at 15-, 50- and 100-foot measurements, scores that were at least 100 Mbps less than what the Orbi RBK50 and Nest Wifi were capable of. "
This set is just not worth it at all..... Overpriced and old technology anyone paying over $200 is a .......
The one guy who said he was getting 600Mbps out of this unit was lieing out of his you know what.... since the band maxes out at 600Mbps theoretically so you will never hit those lab theoretically numbers.
The other same as the 2nd point is that it just has better range in general.
Overall the M9+ just beats the Eero silly.
You must have got a good set since out of all the professional reviews noone was able to get over 550Mbps and most of them averaged around 400Mbps at the router. Here are a few reviews of the router and beacon set, just looking at the speeds at the router shows how much this set fluctuates speeds from user to user. Yes this is the 3 router set, which is why we are only looking at speed at the router in the reviews.
https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/eer...generation [pcmag.com]
https://www.mbreviews.c
https://www.tomsguide.c
https://www.pcworld.com/article/3...stall.html [pcworld.com]
This deal was for three eero Pro units. There would be a difference in performance.
This deal was for three eero Pro units. There would be a difference in performance.
"Here are a few reviews of the router and beacon set, just looking at the speeds at the router shows how much this set fluctuates speeds from user to user. Yes this is the 3 router set, which is why we are only looking at speed at the router in the reviews."
Made it easy for you since you missed that whole part.
"Here are a few reviews of the router and beacon set, just looking at the speeds at the router shows how much this set fluctuates speeds from user to user. Yes this is the 3 router set, which is why we are only looking at speed at the router in the reviews."
Made it easy for you since you missed that whole part.
Yeah I would have to agree. Having 3 pro nodes instead of beacons would have to make a pretty big difference.
I'm curious on what that would be.
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So in short the M9+ gives you better range and better speeds further away from the nodes and router.
Using TomsHardwareGuide review so its apples to apples. Pay close attention that the Deco M9+ was tested up to 150feet the Eero Pro 2 was not cause it cant hang.
Deco M9+
"At 50 feet, 100 feet and 150 feet, the Deco M9 Plus was able to move 498.0Mbps, 324.1Mbps and 166.6Mbps"
Eero Pro 2
"The new Eero's performance dropped off to 319.8 Mbps, 285.7Mbps and 213.9Mbps at 15-, 50- and 100-foot measurements, scores that were at least 100 Mbps less than what the Orbi RBK50 and Nest Wifi were capable of. "
I'll have to do some investigating. Right now I can get either option for around $250. I'm not really drawn to one over the other. I'll literally get which ever one is the better option if the 2.
https://www.costco.com/tp-link-de...77095.html
I'm curious on what that would be.
As The OP pointed out the M9+ can regularly be had for well under $180 which makes it the best deal on a triband 3 pack wifi 5 mesh out there.
Yeah seems like a solid deal. Unfortunately there aren't really any reviews comparing apples to apples between the deal. I may buy both and do test myself to see.
Unfortunately my ISP service right now is 100mbps so top speed isn't what I'm after. I want the unit that offers the most consistent experience no matter where I'm at in my house.
They both are Triband with wireless backhaul. So it comes down to which units are the most powerful
Unfortunately my ISP service right now is 100mbps so top speed isn't what I'm after. I want the unit that offers the most consistent experience no matter where I'm at in my house.
They both are Triband with wireless backhaul. So it comes down to which units are the most powerful
Looking at that review one can clearly infer from how good the M5 did that the M9+ would be the better option. The only more powerful systems are the Orbis, Triband Velops, and google Nest.
Honestly with you having only 100Mbps all these guys are overkill for you, a simple dual band is more than enough like the M5, or a few of the other dual band mesh kits if your looking for primarily coverage and you would save a lot of money.