Eero Max 7

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

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.

eero Max 7, one per floor is a good choice for anyone looking for simplicity. UniFi for someone looking for all the bells and whistles.

I upgraded both of my houses to eero Max 7s and they are great. I WFH and my son games, so I was fine spending the extra money. I used to be able to tell if I was connected to gateway or one of the other nodes. Now, the wireless back haul is so fast, every place the connectivity is great.

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!

I have the BGW 320-505 in passthrough mode with firewall and packet filters disabled that’s hardwired to 3 eero max 7’s with zero issues. I have a new 2 story 2,900 sq. Ft. with 95 devices.

The eero mesh system is pretty foolproof and great for users who don’t want to tinker. I highly recommend it for people who just want to plug their router in and forget it exists and maybe expand their mesh network as they need.

Eero max 7 is honestly overkill. Unless you think you’d someday have 10Gbps internet. Something like the pro7 is the sweet spot in the eero range. I’m hoping that some of the ISPs start to sell them soon as you can often get them way cheaper through them than a retailer. But right now they’re all still stocking the eero 6+ or the Pro 6e which are a generation behind. There’s a lot more options than the eeros of course. It’s just that eeros are pretty good value for money when you get them via the provider.

I've been super pleased with my Eero Max 7 based network that I've had over a year now.

Eero pro 7. Eero 7 max if you can afford it

Eero Wi-Fi 7 max is easy to set up and fast. Even better if you have some Ethernet routed but still fast without

Really liked my Asus rog WiFi mesh system. Just upgraded my home internet and the Eero 7 max wifi router mesh system is pretty good too, easy setup.

Depending on your type of walls, you might get away with just 2 nodes. Eero Max 7 is one of the best mesh networks you'll get, if you have money to burn. Rtings list of best mesh routers has it as an honorable mention because of price, but they say "eero Max 7: The eero Max 7 is the best-performing router we've tested. It's a Wi-Fi 7 mesh router that's incredibly fast and maintains gigabit speeds nearly 100 feet away. However, we don't recommend it because it's incredibly expensive, and the TP-Link Deco BE63 delivers enough range and performance for most people." https://www.rtings.com/router/reviews/best/wifi-router It's stupid expensive, and configuration options aren't great (though that could be a good thing if you don't want to tinker and rather have it just work). They're also owned by Amazon (which I personally count as a negative, but that's subjective) and have a subscription for advanced things. But if you want speed and stability, it's a good option. The other option would be Firewalla AP7 https://firewalla.com/products/firewalla-ap7 Though it requires that you also have a firewalla firewall device(which is a great device, firewalla is fantastic). I would also caution against Asus routers. Their security is awful. Just this year they had a vulnerability with Ai cloud where your router could be hijacked and become part of a botnet https://youtu.be/7mKbH2-eLEg?si=3Pq0_glWNFOeOagK TP-link is even worse, with constant buffer overflow exploits that keep cropping up, even on new models. You can search the cve database for TP-link buffer overflow and see how it's something that's been affecting their routers for years https://www.cve.org/CVERecord/SearchResults?query=TP-link+buffer+overflow