Amazon eero 7 dual-band mesh Wi-Fi 7 router (newest model) – Supports internet plans up to 2.5 Gbps, Coverage up to 4,000 sq. ft., 2-pack

Clear path to higher speeds and better coverage
Upgraded from Eero 5 to support higher internet speeds. Was able to get by with fewer units to cover my house. Setup was easy and works well.

Fast powerful WiFi with easy setup
Super easy to set up. Scan a QR code from inside the box, get the eero app and it wslks you through setup.They can also provide support if it can’t set itself up. It’ high quality and performance.

Fantastic, Fan-TASTIC!
Coverage is great, signal is strong in every inch of my home. The “True Mesh” technology works exactly as they claim. I’ve never had speeds this good, never had coverage this pure and consistent. I’m upgrading from the TP-Link Tri-Band 6E, which I’ve been using since August 23, have included a few photos for comparison because this Router is elegant and beautiful in comparison.Over the years I’ve used several mesh systems: Google was great, simple and it just worked, all the time. I once spent a PILE on an Asus Zen system, ironically the worst I’ve dealt with. The TP-Link was just ok, nothing great about it, just a few problems: First was that whenever there was an update it was always an adventure & would leave me jerking around for an hour or so to fix things afterward (kind of like a Windows update, where you cower in fear until successful reboot haha).The User Interface of the App is great. Easy to navigate and all the info you need. NO, you don’t have to pay the monthly fee on this, you’ll get everything you need without it. Don’t believe those youtubers out there who are claiming otherwise.Bottom Line: Buy this. Install is simple, fast, easy. GUI is beautiful, the router itself is attractive & blends into a room easily. Your coverage will be great….

Not compatible with Amazon video streaming devices.
First things first… This is an Amazon company/product advertised to work seamlessly with Amazon smart home devices. My house is loaded with Alexa/Echo/Fire devices.Bought this as an upgrade from the original Eero I have had for a few years.After upgrading my internet to gig fiber I wanted to maximize that bandwidth. I contacted Eero support to inquire about benefits and backwards compatibility with my original Eero mesh units. I was told the this upgrade would increase my coverage/speed/smart device support.I purchased this on sale and utilized the Amazon trade in option, so I saved quite a bit of money.Initial setup was done following the instruction manual and using the iPhone app. Now we get to how terrible this decision was.Compatibility with my Fire TV devices, multiple generations of Fire sticks and Fire cubes, this includes current generations. The Fire devices would only work with Amazon Video. Netflix would report unable to connect to server. YouTube MIGHT advertise a video but once launched it would buffer and then sit at a black screen for 15 minutes up to 5 hours before the video would playLet me reiterate… Amazon video worked just fine.iPad, laptops and PC’s all work as expected via browser or apps. Just the Amazon devices do not work.Reminder… Eero is an Amazon company/product and advertises full compatibility with Amazon devices and legacy Eero’s.Eero support did not even know that they were an Amazon company.After 2 hours on the phone with support I was told that they did not know what was wrong and to return it to Amazon for a replacement.Got the replacement set it up and had the same issues!!Did some research and found that this is not an isolated issue with Amazon streamers. Many posts about incompatibility and Eero not able to resolve the issue.Spent 2 more hours on the phone with support. No one acknowledged that this is a know issue, even though it is discussed on the Eero support forums.One suggested fix was to connect Streamers to the “Guest” network. At first it would stream but my “Amazon Home Theater” setups would not work because the speakers (Echo/Dot/Studio) are all on the standard network and will no longer communicate. Eventually the streaming also stopped working.One of the legacy access points would not connect unless I brought it to the base station. Then it would not support full bandwidth in the room it has been in since I initially bought it.Speaking of bandwidth… The satellites now only support 1080 streaming to my 4K devices.Support finally stated that Eero was still working on compatibility issues with “some” devices and suggested I step backwards to the last generation of Eero.Well this creates another issue. I bought this on sale and also utilized the Amazon Device trade in to get an even better deal. The suggested replacement would cost me almost $100 more. Support was unable or unwilling to even acknowledge this issue and offered no help.I have returned this and rolled back to my original setup. The exchange only took a few days with no questions asked. The return took almost a month to refund my money. As of this time I have lost the 20% trade in credit and can not get it to apply to another qualified product.