Amazon’s acquisition of mesh router maker Eero caused an uproar among Eero’s customers on Monday, with some suspecting that Amazon would soon be able to spy on everything they do online. That’s not ...

The Eero 6 and Pro 6 mesh routers — announced in September — are finally shipping. The new features? Wi-Fi 6 (a faster standard to distribute connectivity to devices ) and Zigbee connectivity (a ...

Wood Brothers Racing announced a new partnership with eero on Monday, where the provider of whole-home Wi-Fi solutions will feature as a primary partner for three races during the 2025 NASCAR Cup ...

It’s almost summer, which is the perfect time to think about an outdoor space to stream films, shows and sports. But no al fresco theater is complete without a dependable, secure WiFi signal. Which is ...

Generally speaking, your router has one job: keep those internet juices flowin'. When Eero launched its mesh router, it made waves by stringing multiple devices together so that your Wi-Fi could reach ...

Let's face it: Your home WiFi network probably sucks. Or at least, it sucks enough that you'd much prefer to plug in directly to your router every time you get online. Except, of course, you probably ...

Despite being nigh on ubiquitous in our homes, Wi-Fi is by no means perfect. Home Wi-Fi networks can suffer from dead spots, weak signals and interference, not to mention being a mystery to many when ...

You want Wi-Fi that just works, everywhere in your house. You don't want to think about it. And maybe, you'd prefer it were invisible, too -- no garish alien spider routers creeping in the corner of ...

Have you tried to purchase or install a wireless router lately? I have, and it is hell. First you have to make sense out of dozens of available options available on sites like Amazon.com or at your ...

Eero, the lovely little router system that disperses reliable Wi-Fi throughout your home, does not have a new product. It does, though, have a significant software boost that rolls out starting today- ...

User-friendly and secure. Hardly anyone would pick either word to describe the vast majority of wireless routers in use today. So naturally I was intrigued a year ago when I had the chance to ...

While many of the devices we use every day depend on WiFi -- everything from our smartphones to our TVs -- most home WiFi networks are still woefully slow compared to their wired alternatives. Enter ...