eero

Relying on a single router is like asking a loud speaker in your living room to provide great sound throughout your home. It's simple physics: WiFi waves don't go through walls well and have an even harder time climbing stairs. Ever tried to stream a show from your bedroom when your router's in the office downstairs? It's a buffering nightmare.

To solve this, you need multiple access points — devices that broadcast WiFi — distributed throughout your home. That's what you'll find in office buildings, both big and small. But these solutions are out of reach for most of us, and all we're left with is a band-aid solution: range "extenders," which don't live up to their name.

With eero, you simply plug one device into your modem. Additional eeros simply need power from a standard outlet. They automatically connect to each other to create a single wireless mesh network that covers your whole home. If you already have Ethernet wiring, you can always choose to hardwire your additional eeros.

Three eeros cover the typical home. You can start with one and eero-up depending on the size of your space. You already pay for high-speed Internet — isn't it time to get what you've paid for in every corner of your home?