Amazon eero Pro 7 tri-band mesh Wi-Fi 7 router (newest model) – Supports internet plans up to 5 Gbps, Coverage up to 190 m², 1-pack

Honestly best bang for buck router you can get if you have 1+ Gb internet. This is my second one of these as I run them in mesh network, over the mesh (wifi backhaul) I am able to get 1.8Gbps out my 2Gbps internet connection which is staggering. I used to have more expensive Asus ones which could not get anywhere near this. There super easy to setup, just download the app and they'll guide you through the whole process, there small and alot less bulky looking than other competitors. As these are aimed at your everyday non techy person the setup is super easy however there is limited customisability, honestly as someone who is techy (Software Developer) I actually have no complaints on this right now, they just seem to work and they automatically choose the best config for the environment there in. Signal is strong throughout the house as well. Speed test attached, 1.6Gbps down 1.7Gbps up and thats with 6 security cameras, a NAS, 3 phones, and a desktop watching youtube all going through the this node. it's really impressive. I'd like to see more options in the advanced section but I get it, it's meant to be dummy proof and so far they are.

Well this has exceeded my expectations in a number of ways. I was looking to upgrade my old router, which was only a couple of years old, as it frequently dropped all connections. The old one wasn't cheap, so I was hesitant over whether an upgrade would fix the issues. I probably have around 40 devices at home that can connect to WIFI including tablets, games consoles, tv's smoke alarms etc. I bought this because it says it can handle up to 100 devices, and it certainly copes with everything well. In addition to this the coverage in my 4 bed home only needed one single unit located by the front door. The house is modern construction so no heavy internal walls, but signal reaches every corner, with speed starting to drop a little at the furthest point. I'm not techy so I appreciate the simple setup and ease of use of the mobile app. I felt no need for the subscription for everything to just work. The device looks modern too, and takes up little space. One final big bonus. I have a few Sonos speakers and had almost stopped using them as they kept dropping out. Tis has completely fixed that and they all now sync and stay connected without a single hitch after months of use. One pro tip-if you are switching to a new router you can set exactly the same SSID and password then you won't need to reconnect all of your old devices.

Love this router it’s incredible and the speed it can transmit is amazing. I have a 1 gig connection and I get 1 gig speed to my iPhone. Around the house it has helped as it’s part of a Eero mesh system I’ve built up by buying one device at a time and the connection is rock solid. Regular updates keep it running great and is easy to setup. I brought mine on prime day and it was well worth the money

I have had eero systems for maybe 5 years now and love them - it’s a nice balance of user friendly and advanced controls without needing to be a network engineer. They mesh up so nicely and have a solid effect of spreading your WiFi signal without degrading it. I jumped to the pro 7 from the pro 6E mainly because I have a load of wifi7 devices that I wanted to maximise - and this delivers. With a 2gbps incoming speed (overkill) I can get over 1.2gbps WiFi speed from anywhere in my 3 rooms downstairs. It’s an improvement of around 300-400mbps over the 6E models. For some, that isn’t worth the price, which I totally understand - but we have multiple people working from home on engineering projects and it helps. A single unit can cover easily a floor of a home, and signal strength is impressive - an improvement over 6E for sure. The app is great in terms of quick views of performance and diagnosing devices that might struggle. Some things I really want though - and it applies to all eeros really - let me keep some devices locked onto a specific frequency - and let me force devices to connect to a specific eero. Sometimes they connect to another and take a while to switch when you move around. If you get eero secure plus, you can add block and get a vpn and 1Password - I dont use the add block because it messes up some websites, but the vpn and 1Password are so worth it. Main downside is price - this is EXPENSIVE for a wifi7 unit, I’m sure prices will come down over time but right now it’s hard to justify

The eero Pro 7 has been a game-changer. I replaced my old router after constant dropouts, buffering and unreliable connections, and since switching to this, everything has been completely smooth. Devices connect instantly, speeds are consistent, and streaming, video calls and smart home kit all just work without a second thought. Being a tri-band Wi-Fi 7 router, it handles multiple devices effortlessly and keeps performance stable even when everything’s running at once. Coverage is excellent, and the mesh setup means no dead spots around the house. Setup was straightforward through the app, and once it’s running, you get full visibility and control over your broadband, which is genuinely useful rather than gimmicky. The extra features included with the subscription add real value too - things like advanced security, activity controls and network insights actually make a difference day to day. It feels well thought out and polished, which isn’t surprising given it’s an Amazon product. Overall, it’s a stellar bit of kit. Reliable, fast, and properly future-proofed- if you’ve been struggling with connectivity issues, this is a solid upgrade and well worth the money.

I purchased these because like the majority of households my isp connection point in the house is in the living room and I don't have network cabling throughout my house! Also I'd upgraded my isp speed to symmetrical speeds of 2.4g and needed something capable of dealing with that upgrade! The coverage in my 4 bed detached is outstanding and extremely reliable! The only gripe is that they are NOT cheap and then you discover that there's a subscription to unlock available features which I mistakenly thought would have come as standard for the price! This won't be an issue if your not into fine tuning your connection! Setup is very easy and they don't look out of place in a modern home.

This is an unbelievable bit of kit. If you want speed and range then this is the item for you. OK it's expensive but I think well worth the money if you do a lot of streaming. Set up was a doddle and I had the whole mesh system up and running in less than 10 minutes. Happy chappie :-)

I’ve had the eero Pro 7 for a few weeks now, and it has made an amazing difference to my home Wi-Fi. My Wi-Fi speeds have more than doubled, and the connection has been fast and reliable throughout the house. It works extremely well with my BT Hub and was straightforward to set up. I’m very impressed with the performance and would highly recommend the eero Pro 7 to anyone looking to improve their home Wi-Fi speed and coverage.

Unbelievably easy to set up. To set up 2 units, it took me about 10min in all and that included removing the old devices and installing these new ones. So far, all my devices have connected up to it without issue except my old pet cams which use 2.4gHz that needed a bit more time. I'd strongly recommend this product.

This is an unbelievable piece of kit. I’d been using an AmpliFi HD with two additional mesh points for many years and was perfectly happy with it - great mesh functionality, simplicity, reliability, and a good app. The only downside was Wi-Fi speed: everywhere except near the main router, I was getting around 40–50 Mbps, despite having a 500 Mbps connection at home. And honestly, I was happy with that… until I did some research and decided to try the eero Pro 7. Well, I’m in a different universe now. I’m getting the full 500 Mbps in practically every room across a multi-storey house. Even in the shed at the back of the garden, I’m getting around 150 Mbps - despite the house being heavily insulated, including foil insulation. This thing has completely transformed my home Wi-Fi. Setup took about five minutes. I bought three units, but it turns out two are enough for my house which is not small. And if you’re worried about the subscription: you absolutely don’t need one for the core functionality. It’s only for additional features if you want them. Worth every single penny!

Not a lot of words needed, here is a simple image view of before & after I got the eero pro 7 (153mb to 1005mb) to most of all my devices. Very good product, truly no complaints

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I bought this to replace my Google Wifi. Setting it up was straightforward, and the WiFi speed is impressively fast. However, the coverage is disappointing. While they claim it covers up to 190 m², this seems accurate only if your house has no walls or multiple floors... It’s understandable that coverage is often less than advertised, but in this case, when I move upstairs or into another room, my phone immediately switches to 5G. Unfortunately, I don’t live in a castle with metre-thick walls. If strong coverage is a priority for you, I’d recommend investing in additional routers or considering alternative options.