- Eero launches two new models, both of which take Wi-Fi 7 and up to multi-Gigabit speeds
- The Eero 7 and Eero Pro 7 are seated below and next to the max 7
- It is a “full range” for Wi-Fi 7, according to the CEO Nick Weaver
The Eero brand of Amazon is 10 years old, and as it has been since the first day, it is a question of making Wi-Fi easy and without hassle. Now, like Eero CEO Nick Weaver said it to Techradar, he launches “a full range for customers, all with the latest Wi-Fi technology”. This range includes the new Eero 7 and Eero Pro 7, which both join the existing Wi-Fi power of Amazon, the Eero Max 7.
Perhaps more importantly, the EERO 7 Standard and the Pro 7 provide Wi-Fi 7 support at much more affordable prices. The Eero 7 starts at $ 169.99 / £ 169.99 for one, and the Eero Pro 7 is $ 299.99 / 299.99 £ – The two models will also arrive in Australia on a date and a price confirm. The launch occurs a little more than a week before the next Amazon devices event, during which we expect the brand to show its new Alexa superchared experience.
The Eero 7 and Eero Pro 7 integrate fully into the existing ecosystem of Eero and live in the Eero Companion application for iOS and Android. There, you can get your network online, monitor connected devices, solve all problems, opt for Eero Plus features if you subscribe and easily add another access point.
All this meets like the secret sauce that allowed Eero if successful, and cemented it as one of the best Wi -Fi systems with mesh – the brand is now at 10 years on the road after launch on February 3 2015. Like the Eero Max 7, the 7 and Pro 7 both take the Wi-Fi 7 standard, but there is a key difference between the two.
The standard EERO 7 is a double -band router with 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz channels so that your devices connect. It is capable of multi-guigabit, with promised speeds up to 1.8 GB each EERO 7 obtains two 2.5 GB Ethernet ports and a USB-C port for power, and a cable and a wall candle are included in the box. A single Eero 7 offers a blanket up to 2,000 square feet, which probably makes it abundant for an apartment or a smaller house with only a few devices.
However, if you want more channels for devices to connect and avoid interference, a three -band router potentially – and therefore the network – is probably the route. And this is where the Eero Pro 7 comes into play – it looks like a max 7, which means that it is a kind of oval type tower design with a design without fan to help keep things costs. Basically, it sucks the heat at the bottom and back, then grows it from above.
Each pro 7 is in three strips with 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz channels, giving as you connected a lot of space on your network. It is multi-guigabit, and designed to manage even more traffic and offer even better connectivity, because it is evaluated up to 3.9 GB per eero pro 7 exchanges 2.5 GB ports of the EERO 7 Standard for two 5 GB Ethernet ports, which makes it better if you have a multi-cligabit connection of your service provider. A single pro 7 can cover 2,000 square feet like Standard 7, but can manage up to 200 devices connected to a single point.
Beyond the differences between the double band and the tri-band, and the Ethernet ports, the EERO 7 and PRO 7 devices also pack intelligent domestic connectivity, the wire and the zigbee devices can be connected because they also act in As long as border routers or domestic centers.
You will also obtain three major advantages of Eero thanks to dedicated features – Truechannel, which chooses the best channel for your device to connect; Trueroam, which can pass your connected device from the access point to the access point without interruption; And Truemesh, who transports your device via the best possible route. It is an excellent name, but really talks about the technology of these routers, and the EERO operating system working to give you the strongest possible network connection and prioritize the various devices connected to the network.
If you have a compatible Wi-Fi 7 device, you can also take advantage of the standard features, such as multi-apparents connections, allowing your device to be on two channels simultaneously. As more devices adopt Wi-Fi 7, you will be fixed for a certain time with the Eero 7 and Pro 7, because they offer many future events. And if you need to develop your network, you can also mix and match or develop your EERO system. This means that you can start with an Eero Pro 7 as a main router, get an extra pro 7 to act as an access point elsewhere in your home, and perhaps opt for a standard 7 for your garage. Everything is quite plug-and-play.
I am particularly delighted to see how the Eero Pro 7 goes with a max 7 as the main point – the flagship model of Eero has brought new speeds and endurance to my domestic network, but at $ 599.99 for one, it never really checked the “ affordable ‘box. The pro 7 runs improved design with still very solid network chops for a good part of change. The max 7, for comparison, covers 2,500 square feet with a single unit, offers wireless speeds up to 4.3 GB
We will test the new Eero 7 and Eero Pro 7 as soon as we can configure and connect them. If you are already sold, Eero is currently taking orders for new models. The expeditions will start on February 26, 2025. The United States and the United Kingdom are the launching countries and, as mentioned, they will be launched in Australia later this year.
Here is the price ventilation and you can order them on Amazon now.
- EERO 7 single: $ 169.99 / £ 169.99
- EERO 7 two packs: $ 279.99 / £ 279.99
- EERO 7 Three Pack: $ 3499.99 / 3499.99 £
- Eero Pro 7 single: $ 299.99 / £ 299.99
- EERO PRO 7 Two pack: $ 549.99 / £ 549.99
- EERO PRO 7 Three Pack: $ 699.99 / £ 699.99
