eero 6 & 6+ Wall Outlet Mount | Lowest Profile | 1-Pack

I’m a fan. Had a Netgear Nighthawk for my 3600 Sq Ft home and it couldn’t get the job done despite many relocations. I discovered later after buying it that it was optimum for a 1700 Sq Ft home. Should have done better due diligence. The EERO setup was simple, but not a one and done; however. It took three cycles of unpower, disconnect, repower, reconnect sequence before we had a firm handshake. Once it connected, placement of the satellites was simple and I was pleased the EERO considered my locations pretty good. I had already enabled IP passthrough to use the Nighthawk behind my ATT BGM 210 Modem and the EERO picked it up without a hitch. Only one issue was that after the EERO hookup, my Ring doorbell and Chime Pro wouldn’t share the same signal. One wanted to use 2.4 while the other the 5. Had to reinstall both to fix it.

It was a bit of a challenge to get the rubber band type strap connected but that is what keeps it in the holder so I was happy to wrangle it. Love how nice this product is to keep the router up off the floor or cluttered on a table.

These are good but not great. They add minimal extension. I have 2200 sq ft home, one level went from 320 (with spectrum router) to 338 at the back of the house when I added this system. My conclusions is if you have a really good single router (like the one supplied by spectrum when you ge their top end WiFi) it will work almost as good. For the difference in cost it’s not worth the money in my opinion. It is very easy to install and gives a stable internet connection.

These brackets came in handy when I was setting up my Eero system. I wanted to place one in the hallway, but I didn't want to put it on the floor or drill mounting holes. Then I found out about this clever mounting bracket that lets you hang an Eero right on the power outlet. Installation was about as simple as can be. No tools are necessary and I had two of them set up in just a couple minutes. About the hardest part of the whole thing was coiling up the power cable inside the cable compartment on the back, but that wasn't too hard either. They come with instructions that walk you through the whole process. Once it's all put together, you're left with a nice compact Eero setup.

I had the 2nd generation Google mesh and it did the job but not with flying colors. I have a brick basement and 2 floors above so signal always had trouble reaching the basement. This one handles it a lot better. Product placement is super important in each unit so that the have a strong signal to feed off one another. My bars in the basement are always strong although not at the strongest level but the buffering is almost nonexistent. Expensive for sure, but I got what I wanted, hassle free internet.

There's no written instructions, just install by looking at the pictures. First off, I thought to myself how you can attach eero6 to the base? There's nothing to snap the 2 together. The eero just sits on the base and is held by a silicone strap. The strap will eventually become brittle over time and break off and your eero might end up on floor. At least it does good job of hiding wire. I need to point out another issue. If you have a regular outlet, this thing will fit OK. For me, I have a new type with USB ports which are covered by the plug.

Easy to use. Allows you to pick any outlet in the house to add an Eero to expand WiFi coverage… without having to place it on the floor or add a piece of furniture. It hangs, unintrusively, on the wall and provides plenty of room to still use the other plug on the outlet. One thing I hope doesn’t become an issue: the silicone strap seems a tad bit small/tight. I worked a little to stretch it evenly over the Eero and to make sure it wasn’t twisted (to prevent undue stress on the silicone). As long as the silicone strap holds up, this is a 5-star product. So far, so good.

I wish these held the Eero like the other ones I ordered that were too small. It's held with a flimsy silicone band which will dry out in this Florida heat. This plastic piece is constantly trying to slide off of the electrical part it hangs from. It's not very sturdy and compared to the other one I had to return (that didn't fit) this cost more and is WAY more flimsy. This product needs to hold the Eero. The bands are going to break at some point and I'm going to be back to square one again. This could have been made to house the Eero. Then it would have been worth the cost.

I'm not sure this is really suitable for an Eero 6+. The access point sits awkwardly on top of the ridges on the base rather than slotting securely between them, meaning it can shift quite easily. There is also an ugly gap left between the access point and base. I'll be looking at 3D printing something that looks less... bad

Excelente. Funcionan de maravilla

Too expensive

This wall mount seemed to have the right combination of ease of install, sturdiness, good reviews, and reasonable price. So I bought it! And you should too. It does exactly what it says it does, no more, no less. It works. It fits well. It's easy to install. It doesn't impede the signal.

Esto dos cuadros de plástico hubiera estar incluído grátis con el Eero Wifi System de tres routers. El costo de $438 MX es un robo. Los devuelvo.