Eero - AC Tri-Band Mesh Wi-Fi System - White
Wireless-AC technology Utilizes the MIMO smart antenna design to deliver improved range while eliminating drops and dead zones. Up to 2100 Mbps data transfer rates Provide fast and efficient operation. Tri-band Wi-Fi radios Features simultaneous 2.4GHz, 5.2GHz, and 5.8GHz wireless frequency. Beamforming technology Get clearer coverage. Targeted Wi-Fi signals will stream directly to each device. Dual autosensing Gigabit ports For WAN and/or LAN wired connectivity. WPA2, VPN pass-through, and port forwarding Advanced security ensures your private information stays private. Security that's one step ahead The eero updates automatically so that you not only have the latest features, but the latest security. Manage screen time With Family Profiles, manage your family's screen time by creating profiles, setting schedules, managing devices, and pausing the Internet for bedtime or important family moments, such as dinner. The eero app Lets you manage your network from the palm of your hand, so you'll know how many devices are connected and the Internet speed you're getting from your ISP.
Wireless-AC technology Utilizes the MIMO smart antenna design to deliver improved range while eliminating drops and dead zones. Up to 2100 Mbps data transfer rates Provide fast and efficient operation. Tri-band Wi-Fi radios Features simultaneous 2.4GHz, 5.2GHz, and 5.8GHz wireless frequency. Beamforming technology Get clearer coverage. Targeted Wi-Fi signals will stream directly to each device. Dual autosensing Gigabit ports For WAN and/or LAN wired connectivity. WPA2, VPN pass-through, and port forwarding Advanced security ensures your private information stays private. Security that's one step ahead The eero updates automatically so that you not only have the latest features, but the latest security. Manage screen time With Family Profiles, manage your family's screen time by creating profiles, setting schedules, managing devices, and pausing the Internet for bedtime or important family moments, such as dinner. The eero app Lets you manage your network from the palm of your hand, so you'll know how many devices are connected and the Internet speed you're getting from your ISP.
Wireless-AC technology Utilizes the MIMO smart antenna design to deliver improved range while eliminating drops and dead zones. Up to 2100 Mbps data transfer rates Provide fast and efficient operation. Tri-band Wi-Fi radios Features simultaneous 2.4GHz, 5.2GHz, and 5.8GHz wireless frequency. Beamforming technology Get clearer coverage. Targeted Wi-Fi signals will stream directly to each device. Dual autosensing Gigabit ports For WAN and/or LAN wired connectivity. WPA2, VPN pass-through, and port forwarding Advanced security ensures your private information stays private. Security that's one step ahead The eero updates automatically so that you not only have the latest features, but the latest security. Manage screen time With Family Profiles, manage your family's screen time by creating profiles, setting schedules, managing devices, and pausing the Internet for bedtime or important family moments, such as dinner. The eero app Lets you manage your network from the palm of your hand, so you'll know how many devices are connected and the Internet speed you're getting from your ISP.
Wireless-AC technology Utilizes the MIMO smart antenna design to deliver improved range while eliminating drops and dead zones. Up to 2100 Mbps data transfer rates Provide fast and efficient operation. Tri-band Wi-Fi radios Features simultaneous 2.4GHz, 5.2GHz, and 5.8GHz wireless frequency. Beamforming technology Get clearer coverage. Targeted Wi-Fi signals will stream directly to each device. Dual autosensing Gigabit ports For WAN and/or LAN wired connectivity. WPA2, VPN pass-through, and port forwarding Advanced security ensures your private information stays private. Security that's one step ahead The eero updates automatically so that you not only have the latest features, but the latest security. Manage screen time With Family Profiles, manage your family's screen time by creating profiles, setting schedules, managing devices, and pausing the Internet for bedtime or important family moments, such as dinner. The eero app Lets you manage your network from the palm of your hand, so you'll know how many devices are connected and the Internet speed you're getting from your ISP.
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The lowest price for Eero - AC Tri-Band Mesh Wi-Fi System - White right now is $31.42 at eBay.com.au, compared across 2 retailers.
The all-time low was $20.42 on 12 Feb 2026 — today's price is 54% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 10 June 2026.
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I wanted to replace a simple system that was tied to aa ISP static IP address. After two hours of trying on my own to get it working, I called my ISP to confirm all my settings and they were all correct. So I called EERO tech support. I have been setting up networks for the past 25 years, so this is not rocket science to me. I spent nearly 2 hours on the phone with tech support to try and get it working..,. they put it to level two tech support, and nobody could figure out why its not working. I am going to stay with my current system, because there was no way to get EERO to work with a static IP. EERO Tech support says they will call me back if they come up with a solution, but it will probably require a firmware upgrade to make it work. If you are trying to place ... MoreI wanted to replace a simple system that was tied to aa ISP static IP address. After two hours of trying on my own to get it working, I called my ISP to confirm all my settings and they were all correct. So I called EERO tech support. I have been setting up networks for the past 25 years, so this is not rocket science to me. I spent nearly 2 hours on the phone with tech support to try and get it working..,. they put it to level two tech support, and nobody could figure out why its not working. I am going to stay with my current system, because there was no way to get EERO to work with a static IP. EERO Tech support says they will call me back if they come up with a solution, but it will probably require a firmware upgrade to make it work. If you are trying to place EERO to static, beware. If your ISP is DHCP, you will probably be ok. Im sure the mesh system would have worked great hadnt been able to be installed, but I am going to have to return the system. What a waste of time and effort for such a simple process. Eero needs to go back to the drawing board for static up setup.
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My apartment has solid concrete walls. The router installed by the local internet provider only gave good signal to 1 room, and ever other room in the small apartment had far inferior signal. My brother-in-law (IT professional) recommended I get the Eero Pro 6E 2 pack. He explained basically how to set it up. I watched a few on-line videos as well. I connected one to the existing router, then turned off the WiFi to that router through its URL. Checked the Eero, and the signal was stronger than with the previous router. I installed the second one in a few different places in the apartment, checking how it helped cover the rest of the apartment, until I was satisfied I'd found the right spot. Now, I have approximately 400-500 Mbps throughout the apartment, way, way ... MoreMy apartment has solid concrete walls. The router installed by the local internet provider only gave good signal to 1 room, and ever other room in the small apartment had far inferior signal. My brother-in-law (IT professional) recommended I get the Eero Pro 6E 2 pack. He explained basically how to set it up. I watched a few on-line videos as well. I connected one to the existing router, then turned off the WiFi to that router through its URL. Checked the Eero, and the signal was stronger than with the previous router. I installed the second one in a few different places in the apartment, checking how it helped cover the rest of the apartment, until I was satisfied I'd found the right spot. Now, I have approximately 400-500 Mbps throughout the apartment, way, way better than before. I could not be happier with this product.
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Fast delivery. Great price and great product. This Eero max 7 performs better than the Eero pro 6 it is replacing. Worth it. Ill probably eventually buy 1 more to replace my other Eero pro 6.
| Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac); Tri-Band (2.4 & 5 + 5 GHz) |
| Ports | Router- 2 x RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet (WAN/LAN) |
| MU-MIMO Support | 2 x 2 |
| Beamforming Support | Yes |
| Bluetooth | 4.2 LE |
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Eero B010001 Pro 2nd Generation White Tri-band Ac Home Mesh Wi-fi
Delivery $45.05
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Eero B010101 Mesh Wifi Router With Power Supply And Box Bundle - Fair
Delivery $872.66
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Eero Pro A010001 2nd Generation Ac Tri-band Mesh Router - White - Used
Delivery $59.65
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Eero B010101 Mesh Wifi Router Dual-band Wireless System With Power
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I wanted to replace a simple system that was tied to aa ISP static IP address. After two hours of trying on my own to get it working, I called my ISP to confirm all my settings and they were all correct. So I called EERO tech support. I have been setting up networks for the past 25 years, so this is not rocket science to me. I spent nearly 2 hours on the phone with tech support to try and get it working..,. they put it to level two tech support, and nobody could figure out why its not working. I am going to stay with my current system, because there was no way to get EERO to work with a static IP. EERO Tech support says they will call me back if they come up with a solution, but it will probably require a firmware upgrade to make it work. If you are trying to place ... MoreI wanted to replace a simple system that was tied to aa ISP static IP address. After two hours of trying on my own to get it working, I called my ISP to confirm all my settings and they were all correct. So I called EERO tech support. I have been setting up networks for the past 25 years, so this is not rocket science to me. I spent nearly 2 hours on the phone with tech support to try and get it working..,. they put it to level two tech support, and nobody could figure out why its not working. I am going to stay with my current system, because there was no way to get EERO to work with a static IP. EERO Tech support says they will call me back if they come up with a solution, but it will probably require a firmware upgrade to make it work. If you are trying to place EERO to static, beware. If your ISP is DHCP, you will probably be ok. Im sure the mesh system would have worked great hadnt been able to be installed, but I am going to have to return the system. What a waste of time and effort for such a simple process. Eero needs to go back to the drawing board for static up setup.
My apartment has solid concrete walls. The router installed by the local internet provider only gave good signal to 1 room, and ever other room in the small apartment had far inferior signal. My brother-in-law (IT professional) recommended I get the Eero Pro 6E 2 pack. He explained basically how to set it up. I watched a few on-line videos as well. I connected one to the existing router, then turned off the WiFi to that router through its URL. Checked the Eero, and the signal was stronger than with the previous router. I installed the second one in a few different places in the apartment, checking how it helped cover the rest of the apartment, until I was satisfied I'd found the right spot. Now, I have approximately 400-500 Mbps throughout the apartment, way, way ... MoreMy apartment has solid concrete walls. The router installed by the local internet provider only gave good signal to 1 room, and ever other room in the small apartment had far inferior signal. My brother-in-law (IT professional) recommended I get the Eero Pro 6E 2 pack. He explained basically how to set it up. I watched a few on-line videos as well. I connected one to the existing router, then turned off the WiFi to that router through its URL. Checked the Eero, and the signal was stronger than with the previous router. I installed the second one in a few different places in the apartment, checking how it helped cover the rest of the apartment, until I was satisfied I'd found the right spot. Now, I have approximately 400-500 Mbps throughout the apartment, way, way better than before. I could not be happier with this product.
Fast delivery. Great price and great product. This Eero max 7 performs better than the Eero pro 6 it is replacing. Worth it. Ill probably eventually buy 1 more to replace my other Eero pro 6.
Great coverage, better signal range than my previous setup consisting of 4 units, an Asus ac-rt68 with another router in bridge mode plus 2 WiFi extenders. My house layout is long, and I now get coverage throughout the house plus the entire driveway and backyard. Easy to setup. Beware that if you plan to setup an additional node with a wired connection, that the node must be in wireless range of the primary node for the setup. I set one of my additional nodes next to the primary node prior to putting it in it's final location, which was out of wireless range for setup. The app provides very good information on devices connecting/connected to the network. The one downside is that there is no web interface, so the functions are limited to the app features giving you ... MoreGreat coverage, better signal range than my previous setup consisting of 4 units, an Asus ac-rt68 with another router in bridge mode plus 2 WiFi extenders. My house layout is long, and I now get coverage throughout the house plus the entire driveway and backyard. Easy to setup. Beware that if you plan to setup an additional node with a wired connection, that the node must be in wireless range of the primary node for the setup. I set one of my additional nodes next to the primary node prior to putting it in it's final location, which was out of wireless range for setup. The app provides very good information on devices connecting/connected to the network. The one downside is that there is no web interface, so the functions are limited to the app features giving you very basic router configuration options.
The router/ truemesh works flawlessly. The routers lack tweaking but if your are patient they handle clients loading efficiently. If you use Ethernet backhaul these unit are fast. The really only thing lacking is USB connection for printer or hard drive.
I've had the tri band system for 2 or 3 years. It is over the top awesome. I used to have to reboot modems, routers, etc., but new ones every two years (very expensive ones) and still had issues. The eero updates itself every night and I have not ever had to reboot. Twice i had issues with it, called their incredible support and did not wait long on hold, and they showed me it wasn't the eero, it was my device i was trying to connect. And they were nice enough to help me set up these new devices. I read about all of these people asking if they have Spectrum, ATT, North State etc. which one works, which one does not. In my opinion, they all work, you just need a Eero hooked up to them. I used to have 5 or 10 people over and people complained they couldn't get on the ... MoreI've had the tri band system for 2 or 3 years. It is over the top awesome. I used to have to reboot modems, routers, etc., but new ones every two years (very expensive ones) and still had issues. The eero updates itself every night and I have not ever had to reboot. Twice i had issues with it, called their incredible support and did not wait long on hold, and they showed me it wasn't the eero, it was my device i was trying to connect. And they were nice enough to help me set up these new devices. I read about all of these people asking if they have Spectrum, ATT, North State etc. which one works, which one does not. In my opinion, they all work, you just need a Eero hooked up to them. I used to have 5 or 10 people over and people complained they couldn't get on the wifi i paid a lot of money for. with eero, i'll have 25 people, plus 30 to 40 home devices on it and no one complains. It also blocks a lot of threats etc. Updates itself, and has great speed and coverage. I have a 4,000 square foot home, two levels. I have one at each end of the house, one up, and one down, and one in the middle of the house. so get great coverage in my house and yard. I would normally be looking to buy a more upgraded router by now, but not with the eero, it just keeps improving itself.I also have it test the speed of my connection once a day and it keeps a record i can use with the carrier if i ever have an issue.Great app that allows you to control all kinds of things. It has guest access, etc. The newer ones allow you to use Alexa to turn guest access on and off, and do other things.
I moved into a new house that had two of these already installed. The coverage for them weren't great, so I had to pick up a third. Even with the third, the network performance isn't great when there are a lot of people on the WiFi.Additionally, the max throughput for the WiFi isn't that good either, especially with Gigabit fiber. I had two Netgear Orbi mesh endpoints at my previous house, of a similar size, and had much better coverage and performance. I may switch back to them.The software that runs on them, as well as the phone/tablet app is very good and has a ton of nice features. The configuration is dead simple and they have decent documentation on their website. The one feature missing is the ability to schedule firmware updates. It can update at very ... MoreI moved into a new house that had two of these already installed. The coverage for them weren't great, so I had to pick up a third. Even with the third, the network performance isn't great when there are a lot of people on the WiFi.Additionally, the max throughput for the WiFi isn't that good either, especially with Gigabit fiber. I had two Netgear Orbi mesh endpoints at my previous house, of a similar size, and had much better coverage and performance. I may switch back to them.The software that runs on them, as well as the phone/tablet app is very good and has a ton of nice features. The configuration is dead simple and they have decent documentation on their website. The one feature missing is the ability to schedule firmware updates. It can update at very inopportune times and take your entire network down for several minutes while it updates.
The eero routers have been working flawlessly for me after having router troubles with at least 3 different router brands for many years. I purchased the pro router after installing 3 of the regular eeros because I needed to move one of them to the garage for better coverage to cameras and door opener. The pro replace my gateway eero router, since it is the one with more power. (Follow steps in support article to replace the gateway.) In hindsight it may have been better to get all pro models, but it works well this way, and the pro is more expensive. Also note that eero is soon releasing another even faster version. I recently upgrade my speed with Xfinity. Now I'm consistently getting speeds of 250 to 300 Mbps! Love the eeros!
I recently took a job that deals with sensitive information, so my router that hadn’t been updated in over three years had to go, especially with the VPNFilter malware. I wanted something fast, reliable, secure, and I was also hoping for a beautiful mobile app.eero meets or exceeds all of these marks. I consider myself pretty tech-savvy, but I didn’t want to deal with complex router set-up, including configuring band steering. To steal from Apple, I wanted something that “just works.” I debated for a long time – do I go for the premium-priced eero even though I live in a one-bedroom apartment and don’t really NEED an eero? Do I go for a 1st-gen? Do I get some other ugly router with 20 antennae?Ultimately, based on reviews and recommendations from colleagues, I ... MoreI recently took a job that deals with sensitive information, so my router that hadn’t been updated in over three years had to go, especially with the VPNFilter malware. I wanted something fast, reliable, secure, and I was also hoping for a beautiful mobile app.eero meets or exceeds all of these marks. I consider myself pretty tech-savvy, but I didn’t want to deal with complex router set-up, including configuring band steering. To steal from Apple, I wanted something that “just works.” I debated for a long time – do I go for the premium-priced eero even though I live in a one-bedroom apartment and don’t really NEED an eero? Do I go for a 1st-gen? Do I get some other ugly router with 20 antennae?Ultimately, based on reviews and recommendations from colleagues, I bit the bullet and purchased a 2nd-gen—I decided with congested apartment living, I wanted the tri-band experience. I figured I can always add more eeros later on when we move to a bigger place, so a single eero wasn’t overkill by THAT much. I regret nothing. The router is FAST. I have a 200 mbps connection, and anywhere in my apartment, I get between 190 and 210 mbps via Wi-Fi, with just the one eero. The router’s already had an update since I got it (I’ve only had it a week). My Google cast connections, which frequently dropped out on my old router, are rock solid – I didn’t even know I was having router issues in this regard before, but things are perfect now.The only thing I don’t like about it is the number of ethernet connections – I did have to buy an inexpensive network switch, because between my Raspberry Pi, NAS, and TV, I needed a few more ports, but that’s a minor quibble.I’ve also reached out to support for a few different things, and they (and their CEO!) have been absolutely superb, exceeding my expectations for customer service. Between this router’s performance, its security, and the overall eero experience (including that great mobile app I mentioned I had hoped for!), you can’t go wrong with an eero (system). Kudos, Nick.
In July 2017, thanks to a visit to our local Best Buy store, we upgraded to the remarkable, easy to install, eero - AC Whole Home Wi-Fi System (2-pack) - White ... (1st Gen). Over the years, it has proven to be rock solid (knock on wood). Coverage in our 2,300 sq foot two story home has been good, which was a primary motivator for that upgrade. However, one room was weak (furthest away from the primary eero Router). To solve this problem we researched adding a third eero Router. In early March 2021, we selected/purchased this eero - AC Tri-band Mesh Wi-Fi 5 Router - White ... (2nd Gen) because:1. Customer Service assured us it is backward compatible with the 1st Gen units.2. Customer Reviews seemed mostly very positive.3. Customer Service assured us that the ... MoreIn July 2017, thanks to a visit to our local Best Buy store, we upgraded to the remarkable, easy to install, eero - AC Whole Home Wi-Fi System (2-pack) - White ... (1st Gen). Over the years, it has proven to be rock solid (knock on wood). Coverage in our 2,300 sq foot two story home has been good, which was a primary motivator for that upgrade. However, one room was weak (furthest away from the primary eero Router). To solve this problem we researched adding a third eero Router. In early March 2021, we selected/purchased this eero - AC Tri-band Mesh Wi-Fi 5 Router - White ... (2nd Gen) because:1. Customer Service assured us it is backward compatible with the 1st Gen units.2. Customer Reviews seemed mostly very positive.3. Customer Service assured us that the installation would be fast/simple, and the network would remain rock solid.Like we always do on significant purchases at Best Buy, we added the (4 year) product replacement extended warranty ...Installation. Fairly fast, fairly simple.Instead of adding this new 2nd Gen unit as an extension to the 1st Gen units, Customer Service firmly advised us to install this new unit as the main Router (connected to the Modem), and have the old main unit become an extension unit on the network.With Customer Service (willingly/patiently!) on the phone, adding the new 2nd Gen unit to the network was straightforward, and (by running speedtest in the area with the weak signal), we optimized the new location for the third unit (which interestingly was NOT the closest location to that weak area ... but was somewhat closer to the main Router).Bottom Line Results. Two thumbs up.1. "Weak signal in one area" problem solved.2. The eero app was upgraded. They moved the speed test history ....Customer Service can show you how to find it (the activity symbol).3. The Wi-Fi network remains rock solid (knock on wood).4. The 2nd Gen unit does indeed seem backward compatible with the 1st Gen units.5. We continue to be delighted with our eero mesh Wi-Fi network ... and delighted with Best Buy.We routinely recommend both to our friends.6. Yes, the price seems high ... but in this case it yields stability, quality, reliability, and peace of mind.To quote eero in the "About eero" section of the eero app: "Finally, wifi that always works."
| Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac); Tri-Band (2.4 & 5 + 5 GHz) |
| Ports | Router- 2 x RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet (WAN/LAN) |
| MU-MIMO Support | 2 x 2 |
| Beamforming Support | Yes |
| Bluetooth | 4.2 LE |
