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Limited-time deal: Amazon eero Pro 6E mesh Wi-Fi router | 2.5 Gbps Ethernet |Coverage up to 2,000 sq. ft. | Connect 200+ devices | Ideal for streaming, working, and gamin - $184.99
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Do they have a two pack?
Also what qualifies as a trade in? I have an Alexa collecting dust
Also what qualifies as a trade in? I have an Alexa collecting dust
The two pack is on sale for $299.
They list products associated with your account or you can search for one's bought elsewhere. My old Dot's showed up worth $5 gift card and the 20% on future eero purchase.
Update: they will apply the 20% off instantly even though the instructions on how trade ins work says future
Just login and look
I think I'll hold out for the 7 to come down in price.
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Check the reviews--like us, many users report having really crappy wifi range, especially in the 5GHz band. We ended up throwing ours in a box (to be returned to Frontier when we end their service) and buying a different brand.
I suspect that this model is a bit too new and that eero is working out the kinks. Later revisions will probably be great.
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The most recent update makes my M2 MBA and iPhone show 2 signal bars when I'm literally one or two interior walls away from one of my Eero 6 Pros, and while they're connected at 600-800ish TX, I'm lucky to see 100 down, but somehow 200-600 up on my 600/600 fiber connection. I've done tons of testing over the past couple of months, and it has to be something with the eeros, since there's almost no interference nearby on a half acre corner lot. Oddly enough, using a VPN makes the downloads 2-3x faster. I switched to a single Google Wifi Pro the other day, replacing 3x Eero 6 Pros covering about 5k single level sf, and the speeds are the same or better. I also had all of my Eeros hardwired, with zero speed change whether they were hardwired or wireless.
What this guy said 💯
I didn't want to feel like bringing work home and that's what ubiquiti feels like to me
I think I'll hold out for the 7 to come down in price.
The most recent update makes my M2 MBA and iPhone show 2 signal bars when I'm literally one or two interior walls away from one of my Eero 6 Pros, and while they're connected at 600-800ish TX, I'm lucky to see 100 down, but somehow 200-600 up on my 600/600 fiber connection. I've done tons of testing over the past couple of months, and it has to be something with the eeros, since there's almost no interference nearby on a half acre corner lot. Oddly enough, using a VPN makes the downloads 2-3x faster. I switched to a single Google Wifi Pro the other day, replacing 3x Eero 6 Pros covering about 5k single level sf, and the speeds are the same or better. I also had all of my Eeros hardwired, with zero speed change whether they were hardwired or wireless.
Had the same problem with my phone. Had to keep cycling off phones WiFi to get speeds back.