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This is the second eero Pro that I've brought just to extend the distance a little so I make sure the house is completely covered with the strongest possible signal. I could probably get away with just 1 but the second was just to make sure I have a full blanket coverage.
I was super impressed with the first one so had no hesitation in buying this second one, setup was easy and once connected up everything just needed changing to the new network SSID and done! The app is really good to use and shows all connected devices and shows what type of accessory it is (which you can change and also change the name of the device), the app also allows to run a speed test which when it's connect directly to your router (which it should be) you'll get the accurate speed of your internet. Yes the speeds will be slower on devices than what the test speed will be but this is to be expected. I connected this to my virgin media box (which is the V3 Hub), the only thing I did change was to turn off the wifi on the virgin hub so it's actually just acting as a modem and then letting your eero do all the wifi work.
Wifi coverage is great and you get good speeds all over, depending on the size of your house you may need to plan more than 1, if you're borderline between 2 or 3 I would get the 3 pack as this will be cheaper.
The best thing about the MESH network is that you have 1 main wifi SSID name if you have more than 1 and eero will decide which one to connect to which is done automatically with no problems.
I also connected this to Apple HomeKit which eero is the first router to be HomeKit compatible at the moment (more are coming), connecting this to your HomeKit just allows you to set more security if you need to.
Overall I cannot fault this product at all and if you're looking to upgrade your wifi can definitely recommend this with no problem.
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eero Pro seamlessly connects your entire home with reliable Wi-Fi. Finally, you can stream, surf and game from anywhere.
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| Ratings | (5,072) | (2,361) | (859) | (697) | (244) | (43) |
| Technology | Wi-Fi 5 | Wi-Fi 6 | Wi-Fi 6 | Wi-Fi 6 | Wi-Fi 6E | Wi-Fi 7 |
| Supported speed | Up to 350 Mbps | Up to 900 Mbps | Up to a Gigabit | Up to a Gigabit | Up to 2.3 Gbps (up to a gigabit wired; up to 1.6 Gbps wireless) | Up to 9.4 Gbps (up to 9.4 Gbps wired, up to 4.3 Gbps wireless) |
| Speed rating | AC1300 | AX1800 | AX4200 | AX3000 | AXE5400 | BE20800 |
| Number of radios | Dual-band | Dual-band | Tri-band | Dual-band | Tri-band | Tri-band |
| Coverage per unit | 140 m² | 140 m² | 190 m² | 140 m² | 190 m² | 232 m² |
| Zigbee smart home hub | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Ports | 2 auto-sensing gigabit Ethernet ports per device, RJ-45 | 2 auto-sensing gigabit Ethernet ports per device | 2 auto-sensing gigabit Ethernet ports per device | 2 auto-sensing gigabit Ethernet ports per device | One auto-sensing gigabit port, One auto-sensing 2.5 GbE port | Four: 2 x 10 GbE ports and 2 x 2.5 GbE ports |
Eero + Sky Q + Sky Q Mini + Sky Broadband
We'd been having major issues with our Sky Q / Sky Broadband / Sky Q Mini setup for months (Main Sky Q in living room, x2 Sky Q Minis in dining room and bedroom) - poor internet speed, poor connectivity, 'blue screen' on Sky Q Mini upstairs etc. Sky sent out engineers, but they were putting it down to Internet speed (we were getting 10-20mbps - see photos, but Sky claimed we should get 38mbps).The choice was wait for the end of the contract, or try something new. I'd looked into Eero as an option, but was worried about the Sky Q 'mesh' setup.Anyhow, I bit the bullet and bought a Eero Pro 5 set - I thought the safest route would be to ethernet/hardwire each Sky Q device directly to an Eero, so I purchased the x3 option.After following the instructions on the Eero website - https://support.eero.com/hc/en-us/articles/360056800472-Setting-Up-eero-with-Sky , turning off the wifi signal of the Sky Broadband Router, and turning off the Sky Q wifi options; there was a slight hiccup with registration taking a while, but once the main Eero was connected, the next two were exceptionally easy to set up.Long story short, after a couple of disconnections, the set up has been brilliant - speeds are far far faster (see photos) and stable. We no longer have Sky Q 'blue screens' and the connection is consistent throughout my home (extended 4 bedroom with thick internal walls).When needed, Eero's customer support has been amazing - I dealt with Jhosie, who emailed back and fore constantly to give suggestions and help out with any niggles.Really pleased with the Eero set up... it has certainly improved the Sky Q/Broadband experience enormously!
