Amazon prime Day starts June 23. They will probably have Eero mesh on sale. I found low end 6+ to work great. They guide you through easy setup.
Google mesh Wi Fi for info.
Eero is also good and is on sale Amazon Prime day. I used Eero 6+ . I use Ethernet cables on computer, printer and TV. and also have Ethernet to each Eero access point. Ethernet not required but is best.
Mesh. The kits often come with 3 nodes. One or more for each floor
I use Eero but others will also work. That may fix it but if not see if there is a chase between floors for pipes so you can run Ethernet, one cable to each node on each floor
What is your home network speed? Do you have much wired backhauls or wireless backhauls only?
WiFi 7 is kind of pointless on gigabit lines.
Cost wise, would recommend sticking with WiFi 6/6E routers over crappy WiFi 7 ones.
I saturate a gigabit line with wired backhaul with 2 eero 6+. Sure I could have gotten eero 7 or max 7 but it would be significantly more expensive for nothing.
I’ve been testing a BE65 over the last week. Have packed it up and sending it back. For my setup and devices, too many devices dropping off the WiFi network regularly. Had exactly the same with XE75. Have reverted to my trusty old Eero 6+, no drops at all
Congrats on your new place:)
If you’re into custom setup and control, the Linksys with OpenWRT is a solid pick. But if you plan to add some smart home stuff later, the Eero 6+ with Zigbee and Thread built in might save you some trouble.
It just depends on what matters more to you..
Hey! WiFi 6E is a good call, 6GHz is nice if your devices support it.
Try these: TP-Link AXE75 – Fast, solid, affordable. ASUS AX3000 – Reliable and easy to use. Eero 6+ – Super simple, just works.
No mesh needed. All three are great picks!
Yep same I have 3 x Eero 6+ in a long old double brick semi and it works a treat. No need to hardwire anything. I used to have TP-Link but the Eeros are much easier to setup and more reliable.
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