eero Max 7

I've been using mine with fiber internet for a year and it has worked flawlessly the entire time

Works great here and had the best 2.4 ghz performance for my 90 iots. And I tried Eero max 7, Deco BE9000 or whatever the top model and the top Asus zen mesh wifi. Reliability has been great. That being said, the other top models have much better 5/6 ghz performance, but honestly 300 mbps is fine for 99% of times. MLO has been glitchy. Nowadays I care more about reliability, latency rather than raw speeds. Set it and forget.

The gold standard is running CAT cable to all access points (the WiFi broadcast devices) so they are connected with a wired backhaul. For some people this is too expensive or too much work. although almost always possible. Next best is a true WiFi mesh system. Tri-Band is the best option so the APs communicate with each other on a dedicated wireless channel. I run my mesh with wired backhaul using eero Pro and Max models but they are also highly rated for use with wireless backhaul. When going with wireless backhaul the placement of the units becomes extremely important so that they have a strong signal to each other and you minimize the number of hops between the APs and the router.

Spectrum customer here. I use the modem they supply and an eero mesh WiFi system. Very happy family with good and reliable WiFi throughout the house.

I would recommend eero.

Simple to setup and use - eero. More advanced - UniFi. Both are excellent choices.

My relative got several eero 7 max routers from her internet provider. They were very easy to set up (you do need to set up an account) and extremely fast. But they are very expensive!

Ha well the eero 7 max is awesome but I don’t know if I would buy it at $600 retail for each one. They got 3 for free from their internet provider!

Yeah I have 3 Eeros max 7