#Puts an eero router inside its pro

That means that the tri-band AX5400 system comes equipped with a radio capable of sending signals in the 6GHz band, a sizable swath of airwaves with more than twice as much bandwidth as the 5GHz band and no over-the-air interference from previous-gen devices.

#Puts an eero router inside its pro

The Eero Pro 6E offers a step up from the Eero 6 Plus - and from every other Eero system that came before it - with the addition of Wi-Fi 6E support. Hardware: 1GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 4GB of flash storage Ports: Two Ethernet jacks (2.5Gbps and 1Gbps), USB-C power jack One of only a handful of brand name options that gets you a three-piece Wi-Fi 6 mesh setup for less than $300, it's an intriguing pick. Sure enough, the Eero 6 Plus proved to be a significant improvement over its predecessor in our performance tests, making much better use of Wi-Fi 6 to deliver fast speeds throughout the entirety of my home across multiple days of tests. A faster AX3000 speed rating (up from AX1800) means that it's better equipped to take advantage of gigabit connections, too. Priced slightly higher this time around at $299 for a three-pack, the system looks nearly identical to the one that preceded it, but it promises upgraded performance by way of new support for 160MHz channels (up from 80MHz). At $279 for a three-piece system, the price was tempting - but the inconsistent performance in our speed tests left a lot to be desired.įlash ahead to 2022, and the introduction of the Eero 6 Plus.

In 2020, a little over a year after being acquired by Amazon, Eero introduced its first mesh router for the Wi-Fi 6 age, the Eero 6.

Hardware: 1GHz dual-core processor, 512MB of RAM, 4GB of Flash storage Ports: Two 1Gbps Ethernet jacks, USB-C power jackĮxtras: Built-in Zigbee smart home radio, Matter support via Thread