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Amazon eero 6 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Router $71, 2-Pack Amazon eero 6 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System $111, More + Free Shipping

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Jul 5, 2022
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QUESTDestiny
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the speed of this eero router is AX1800. The same spec in netgear with WIFI 6 and AX1800 sells for $39.99, one should go for it instead of this.Almost half of the price.
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Quote from QUESTDestiny :
the speed of this eero router is AX1800. The same spec in netgear with WIFI 6 and AX1800 sells for $39.99, one should go for it instead of this.Almost half of the price.
Can you link to the product or give a model number?
Jul 6, 2022
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PeteyTheStriker
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All the eeros are extremely slow so only good for people who have 300-500Mbps ISP speeds. Anything more than that and your missing out on a lot of wireless bandwidth.
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Quote from PeteyTheStriker :
All the eeros are extremely slow so only good for people who have 300-500Mbps ISP speeds. Anything more than that and your missing out on a lot of wireless bandwidth.
I don't agree with you, i have the Pro (Model B1001****), second edition ( like 2016 model ) and i constantly test it and i get usually around 500-600 wireless and on the PS5 900.mbits (wired).

About 400 meters away i have the First gen and i get around 150-200mbits which for first gen i am ok with it.

I can only imagine that with the newest model i should be able to get more speed. I ordered the 6E, lets see.
Last edited by Luis19 July 6, 2022 at 05:46 AM.
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Quote from QUESTDestiny :
the speed of this eero router is AX1800. The same spec in netgear with WIFI 6 and AX1800 sells for $39.99, one should go for it instead of this.Almost half of the price.
You're comparing oranges and tangerines here. Yeah, a netgear wifi router serves a very similar purpose, but does not provide the expandability of a mesh system, and they often provide a bigger and more unsightly package.

Mesh router/extender units are a nice middle ground between wireless routers and business/enterprise access points with a dedicated(hardware or software) controller.

If you ever have expandability in mind, mesh units MAY be a better choice than a standard router. Of course, YMMV.
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Quote from Luis19 :
I don't agree with you, i have the Pro (Model B1001****), second edition ( like 2016 model ) and i constantly test it and i get usually around 500-600 wireless and on the PS5 900.mbits (wired).

About 400 meters away i have the First gen and i get around 150-200mbits which for first gen i am ok with it.

I can only imagine that with the newest model i should be able to get more speed. I ordered the 6E, lets see.
You cant compare Wired to Wireless that is why I said missing out on a lot of wireless bandwidth. Through wired your supposed to always get close to 1Gbps no matter what your using, I could be using a router from 20 years ago and still get close to 1Gbps through wire.

Now for your other comment the Pro model is actually the quickest one of them all so getting around 500Mbps is the average for that model, that's nowhere near competitive with new wireless systems that can get 800Mbps + and some that can push well over 1Gbps through wireless. The latest Pro model if I recall correctly was hitting around 600Mbps-700Mbps on average so pretty decent but not for the MSRP they want for it.

Finally your Wifi 6E model, get ready to be completely disappointed, every major review of that model said its performance is unstable and speeds slow well under the 500Mbps of your Pro model on average. In short the wifi 6E model is a complete dud, and depending whats wrong with it firmware alone might not be able to fix it, so buyer beware. For the price you spent on that 6E you could have got systems that deliver well over 1Gbps.
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So what you're saying is, if I have three of the older Eero Pro (second edition), and my maximum download speeds through Xfinity are 100 Mbps, there is no reason for me to upgrade to the Eero Pro 6 or 6e?

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Quote from aparoche :
So what you're saying is, if I have three of the older Eero Pro (second edition), and my maximum download speeds through Xfinity are 100 Mbps, there is no reason for me to upgrade to the Eero Pro 6 or 6e?
Not unless you're often transferring serious data loads between devices on your local network. It would take about 3 minutes to move 10GB on your eero pro mesh.
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Quote from aparoche :
So what you're saying is, if I have three of the older Eero Pro (second edition), and my maximum download speeds through Xfinity are 100 Mbps, there is no reason for me to upgrade to the Eero Pro 6 or 6e?
If you were asking me, yes you have no reason to upgrade at all, unless your hosting a NAS box on the lan and doing in lan streaming of multiple 4k streams.
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barohasu
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Dow this have Ethernet port
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Quote from PeteyTheStriker :
You cant compare Wired to Wireless that is why I said missing out on a lot of wireless bandwidth. Through wired your supposed to always get close to 1Gbps no matter what your using, I could be using a router from 20 years ago and still get close to 1Gbps through wire.

Now for your other comment the Pro model is actually the quickest one of them all so getting around 500Mbps is the average for that model, that's nowhere near competitive with new wireless systems that can get 800Mbps + and some that can push well over 1Gbps through wireless. The latest Pro model if I recall correctly was hitting around 600Mbps-700Mbps on average so pretty decent but not for the MSRP they want for it.

Finally your Wifi 6E model, get ready to be completely disappointed, every major review of that model said its performance is unstable and speeds slow well under the 500Mbps of your Pro model on average. In short the wifi 6E model is a complete dud, and depending whats wrong with it firmware alone might not be able to fix it, so buyer beware. For the price you spent on that 6E you could have got systems that deliver well over 1Gbps.
So what mesh system would you recommend?
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eddealhunter
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Is the deal still available? I see the price $139.99 for router+extender.
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Quote from r3a1ist :
So what mesh system would you recommend?
Whats your price range, what kind of ISP speeds are you paying for, what size property are you trying to cover?
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Quote from PeteyTheStriker :
Whats your price range, what kind of ISP speeds are you paying for, what size property are you trying to cover?
Gigabit currently running the previous 3 eero mesh system.If it's going to deliver the coverage and speeds I'm willing to go up to $600..

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Quote from r3a1ist :
Gigabit currently running the previous 3 eero mesh system.If it's going to deliver the coverage and speeds I'm willing to go up to $600..
If you want the potential to use the full 1Gbps only a couple of systems will do that so it already cuts down the list drastically.

Your most price efficient would be the 2pack of TP-Link AX5700 from Costco, should cover around 3k square feet realistically with the 2 pack and its proven it can provide over wireless bandwidth sustained speeds of 1.4 Gbps with proper clients and settings. Its bigger brother the X90 version is identical performance with the addition of one extra internal antenna but honestly not worth the premium for one more antenna. The customization and usability including the add on security subscription all very similar to eero.

If you want more customization and still utilize those full 1Gbps speeds Asus AiMesh your best option, but also one of the most costly. Two Asus RT-AX86U (Not to be confused with the S model) should be all you need to hit around 1.2Gbps through wireless bandwidth and still offering tons of customization and free online security protection.

I excluded the Wifi 6E stuff cause its priced pretty high and honestly I think its a dud personally, but can include a few if you really want 6E technology. The Uni 4 band unlock in future and some existing router will be more beneficial than wifi 6E in my opinion looking at tests.

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