Like-New Amazon eero 6 mesh wifi router - Supports internet plans up to 900 Mbps, Coverage up to 1,500 sq. ft., Connect 75+ devices, 1-pack

Good signal strength and easy to setup. Cool and reliable app.

I've been doing IT work for 30+ years. When this router came up on sale, I couldn't resist. WiFi6 for under $50 from a reputable company? Sure, I'll try it.Setup was indeed fast. I'm not a fan of apps and would prefer to do everything through a web browser, but the app and router worked flawlessly. I think most non-technical people would have no trouble following along and be up and running in about 5 minutes, with most of that time waiting for the devices to power up. Very little needed from the user to get these going.So far, range has been great and they've been stable. I can't comment on speeds too much as I only have an 80/10 Mbps internet plan, so this router is far more capable than my internet connection. This replaces an Asus RT-N66U router, which is an 802.11n router, and just this single Eero router has better coverage than the N66U. I don't need any more coverage than this, so I'm good.Despite being so locked down and automated, you still have the ability to set DHCP reservations and Port Forwarding, which really is as advanced as I need for my home setup. Sure, I'd like VLANs and other things, but with some adjustments it's doing everything my old Asus router with Merlin firmware was doing for me. I even have a Pihole connected and running on here.So...what's not to like? The only things I dislike are generally why the Eeros are so popular. They're not meant for techie users. They're highly simplified, highly automated. There aren't all sorts of settings to adjust and tweak, nor are there tons of reporting. BUT, they're not meant for it. It's a bit of an adjustment for a techie since the Eero handles all of this automatically, and so far, it's handling it well. I'd like a web interface rather than app or at least in addition to the app, but at the same time, the app does everything it needs to. More Ethernet ports would be appreciated though. I did have to buy an external 8-port switch to have this replace my Asus. The Asus had 5 ports total (1 WAN, 4 LAN), whereas the Eero only has 2 Ethernet ports.At the end of the day, especially after dealing with IT problems at work all day, it's nice to come home and have something this simple that just works. It's home WiFi, not corporate. Eero has managed to turn home WiFi into an appliance. Plug it in, set the WiFi name, set the password, done.One other thing I like are that firmware updates are regular, so far monthly. Eero's smart in having a limited number of models available, so it's much easier for them to support. They say they'll keep supporting a router for 5 years after it's final date of sale. If that holds true it'd be amazing, BUT, it does look like they've done the planning to make this happen.

In my residence, I encountered a dead zone that hindered my ability to obtain fast internet connectivity. Consequently, I made the decision to purchase this device, hoping to rectify the situation.I am thoroughly impressed with the device’s ability to provide me with fast internet access in previously inaccessible areas. The product’s quality is exceptional, and it offers comprehensive coverage throughout my entire house. If you own a home spanning 1700 square feet, this device is highly recommended.However, I must acknowledge that I did not read the instructions thoroughly. To achieve optimal performance, it is essential to connect the device to your home’s WiFi network and use the extender to extend the coverage. Unfortunately, I was unable to test the device without these components, so I cannot provide further assistance in this regard.I commend the creator for incorporating a QR code that allows users to guess the login credentials without disclosing their password. The device’s design is aesthetically pleasing and offers a convenient solution for those willing to invest in its premium price point .

Works wonderful and is super good value for what you get, my speeds have 100% increased compared to other products and ease of setup was amazing. Only real downside is needing additional Ethernet Ports which is another purchase you would have to add onto this but still keeps it really good in value compared to other options.

Ok, moved to a new place and had to get Spectrum. I haven't used it to work from the new place yet so I will update on that later.First, got refurbished because I already had so many expenses with the new place. I also didn't want to pay $10/mo for a router when I could pay a 1 time cost and keep. The reviews all said it was easy so I took the plunge. Let me tell you it took 1 MINUTE to set up. I downloaded the app while the Spectrum person did their thing. They took 3 hours to install the modem. They left and I was like well let me see if I can figure the rest out. I did it in 1 minute and connected to a laptop *mindblown* like am I am IT genius now? Anyways will update after I start working at the new place if I have bad results. No news is good news.