Sounds great, right? But in practice, the extra power of the primary unit meant my devices would almost always connect to it instead of the Beacons, unless I was far away from the access point. That might be nice if or when Thread devices arrive. (That's because like the first-gen Eero, there's no dedicated backchannel - there's signal loss because each Beacon has to use the same Wi-Fi band to receive and rebroadcast the signal at the same time.)īesides these new cordless beacons, the new Eero also supports the Thread smart home wireless networking protocol. Amped Wireless Ally Plus (single router) 608.2 267.9 Google Wifi (single router) 450.6 201.4 Eero 1st gen (single router) 447.4 180.2 TP-Link Deco M5 (single router) 434.2 233.7 Netgear Orbi RBK50 (single router) 416.2 229.6 Netgear Orbi RBK50 (via one extender) 415.8 229.3 Netgear Orbi RBK40 (single router) 412.2 197.5 Netgear Orbi RBK30 (single router) 411.2 195 Linksys Velop (single router) 383.1 209.2 Eero 2nd gen (single router) 375.4 201.2 Amped Wireless Ally Plus (via one extender) 295.7 176 Netgear Orbi RBK40 (via one extender) 285.1 170.4 Netgear Orbi RBK30 (via one extender) 239.6 155.6 Linksys Velop (via one extender) 222.3 198.6 Google Wifi (via one extender) 206.9 155.8 Eero 2nd gen (via one extender) 197.5 130 TP-Link Deco M5 (via one extender) 180.7 164.5 Eero (via one extender) 179.2 146.7
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