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Amazon Eero 6+ Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Router System - £144.99 Prime Exclusive @ Amazon
Amazon Eero 6+ Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Router System - £144.99 Prime Exclusive @ Amazon
Amazon Eero 6+ Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Router System - £144.99 Prime Exclusive @ Amazon
Amazon Eero 6+ Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Router System - £144.99 Prime Exclusive @ Amazon
Amazon Eero 6+ Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Router System - £144.99 Prime Exclusive @ Amazon
Amazon Eero 6+ Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Router System - £144.99 Prime Exclusive @ Amazon
Amazon Eero 6+ Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Router System - £144.99 Prime Exclusive @ Amazon
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Posted 29 June 2023

Amazon Eero 6+ Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Router System - £144.99 Prime Exclusive @ Amazon

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Upgraded Wi-Fi 6 supports speeds of up to a gigabit
Our dual-band eero leverages 160 MHz channel support to maximise your Wi-Fi. Our patented TrueMesh technology intelligently routes traffic to reduce drops and dead zones. So you can keep your smart home devices connected, whether you are at home or away.

Speed and efficiency come standard with Wi-Fi 6
eero 6+ uses the power of Wi-Fi 6 to support gigabit speeds, increase your internet’s efficiency and reduce network congestion compared with prior Wi-Fi standards.

Advanced online protection
With world-class encryption and security protocols, eero systems are compatible with the strongest security protocols available in consumer Wi-Fi today. Get additional protection from online threats, including ad-blocking and parental controls with eero Secure (subscription sold separately).

Features

  • A gigabit speed router for less: supports Wi-Fi speeds up to a gigabit, without the premium price tag. eero 6+ is our most affordable gigabit router ever.
  • Wi-Fi 6 gets a bandwidth boost: eero 6+ supports additional Wi-Fi bandwidth on the 160 MHz radio channel (that’s just Wi-Fi speak for faster connectivity). With the eero 6+, you’ll get enough Wi-Fi for the whole family to work, stream and video chat, all simultaneously.
  • Experience the eero TrueMesh difference: patented TrueMesh technology intelligently routes traffic to reduce drops and eliminate dead zones.
  • Set up in minutes: The eero app guides you through setup and allows you to manage your network from anywhere.
  • Gets better over time: receive automatic updates to help keep your network safe and secure. Online security tools and additional network management features available via a separate subscription.
  • Built-in smart home hub: eero 6+ contains a smart home hub to connect compatible Thread and Zigbee devices on your network with Alexa, replacing the need to buy separate hubs.
  • Easily expand your system: with cross-compatible hardware, you can easily add eero products as your needs change.
  • World-class customer support: Any questions? Our expert Wi-Fi troubleshooters are ready to help by phone from the UK on +44 800 048 9127 or by e-mailing support@eero.com

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  1. darkeesha's avatar
    You can get a pair of Deco x60 AX5400 for just £15 more from amazon. Better range, better bandwidth, better app, better free features and better privacy policy.

    I tested out the Eero Pro 6 and returned them for the Deco for reasons above. I'm saying this an I literally work for Amazon (edited)
    JRA's avatar
    I had the exact opposite experience. The deco were JUNK. I’m in a very large apartment (I.e. all floor space on same level) and these were flawless vs Deco the worst of all that I tried.
  2. Bob_Tomato's avatar
    I would really like the Eero units. But I read their privacy policy. Was so put off that I wouldn’t touch it.
    Update. If you search on Google for Eero Privacy Policy you can find lots of articles about why it’s bad.
    But I just noticed they updated it last Sept and it appears to have been improved. May need a thorough reread before Amazon Prime Day. (edited)
    Coebear's avatar
    When I was previously a Talktalk subscriber, they partnered with Amazon. There were promos with a full year with prime free + broadband bundle. I'm not sure if that yielded a considerable turnover of new prime customers after the first year. Then, what followed was the eero Talktalk branded routers.

    I was having issues trying to configure port forwarding on my eero device. I reached out directly to the Amazon eero team for support, splendid support by the way. I was cheeky to the point I asked what Amazon was getting out of the deal. The response I got was that was not for me to know, understandable.

    Unless someone has just come out of 10 year coma, it is known that 'data is key'. Some companies are pulling no punches to get that holy grail data. Like seriously, people should follow your example by reading privacy/terms and conditions of companies. I have no words where to even begin.

    It's not hard to see their intention of using Talktalk to increase their reach pseudo directly to the customers.
  3. alrightnow's avatar
    I believe all units can function as master and repeater.
  4. C0mbat's avatar
    Thinking about switching back to Eero from Google WiFi. Having had Tenda, Eero and Google I can whole heartedly say that the Google units are terrible. Constant drop outs across all of the units. I never had a single drop out from the Tenda or Erro ones.
    C0mbat's avatar
    Edit, this will be just as good for 99% of people, if not better (more coverage due to the three units) and it's half the price.

    Deal: Mercusys AC1900 Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi System, Coverage up to 6,000 ft² (550 m²), Connect over 100 Devices, Full Gigabit Ports, Dual Band Wi-Fi, Easy App Control, Halo H50G(3-pack) amzn.eu/d/j…Bfs
  5. babva's avatar
    Almost tempted to replace the unifi but I need the PoE, shame those aren't cheaper
    Bob_Tomato's avatar
    You can get POE adapters which will inject power on a specific cable. Or you can get a POE switch and run your POE items from that.
  6. thewolf8u's avatar
    Does anyone really struggle the days? Internet speeds over 100mb are common and most routers have decent range.
    rev6's avatar
    Yes
  7. BanbanaNan's avatar
    Put a Deco 6E system in recently and it’s excellent to add another option if anyone’s considering, great value and easy to set the 3 units up.
  8. phillgardner's avatar
    Take it this is basically a repeater for the eero ?
    ijf9's avatar
    Author
    No, this is two Eero routers.

    I expected one to be a repeater only, but actually looks like two routers are provided.
  9. Trevbil's avatar
    These need an update or something. Worked excellently well previously but now, it seems the extra points do nothing but reduce the speed overall. 500mbps at the one plugged to the fibre box, 350mbs upstairs. Plug in an extra one upstairs and started getting 120mbps. Removed it, back to 300mbps. Strange.
  10. Medina_Minds's avatar
    The UI on eero is not good.

    You have to manually add devices to profiles, rather than setting a default for all devices.

    Eg if you want to add parental controls you have to manually add every device to a specific profile.
    Arbo6's avatar
    Thats a shame - same as my Deco X60. Seems annoying that guests and new users bypass the parental controls unless you manually add them to the lists...
  11. deleted543435's avatar
    Looks ok but there's a few features I use right now on my deco that with the eero you have to pay a monthly fee for. Disappointing
  12. moirrawson62's avatar
    We had a nightmare when we first moved to Talktalk. The Internet signal dropped out from our LG tv several times every day requiring us to log back in again which was incredibly annoying. Talktalk replaced our first Eero device but the second was no better. Both the Eero device and our TV have since received several updates and everything appears to be working as they should. These problems are all reported on the Internet. So if anyone buys one of these and encounters the same problem, you won't be able to fix it yourself, you just have to be patient
    deleted531767's avatar
    Didn't even realise Talktalk were still going.
  13. FluffyMatt's avatar
    The Eero units we terrible, worst that the BT Whole Home discs I had that kept disconnecting.

    Ended up on Asus ZenWifi XD5 and they are rock solid
  14. paulj48's avatar
    I have one of these supplied with my Talktalk fibre connection, be aware they only have 2 RJ-45 ports compared with the normal 4 or 5 on other routers. They also charge an extra £10 subscription for some of the features.
  15. marrieddaz's avatar
    Works with Virgin broadband?
    John_Mason's avatar
    They will work with any router with an RJ45 Ethernet connection.
  16. JRA's avatar
    Cannot rate these highly enough. I bought 5 different systems from Amazon to evaluate them all and these were the best by far. 100/100
  17. Thislife79's avatar
    Is this the latest WiFi 6e technology; if not, is there much disadvantage to not having it?
  18. Striker21's avatar
    Not that great a price for it being PRIME DAY and the discount percent is misleading… seeing the 3 pack RRP is 299 and also on prime offer even if that’s just the lightning deal (or maybe it was an early prime deal, not sure) that’s been on since June 29 or something like that at glance. Was hoping for the 3 Pack to be even lower, the price is okay but not really super special either. (edited)
  19. luilui's avatar
    What's better 3Pack eero 6+ or 2pack eero Pro 6? (edited)
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