The mesh WiFi system that started it all - Eero - is currently discounted by $100. There are several options to choose from and you won't be disappointed at all.
Eero kicked off the consumer mesh WiFi movement before seeing itself bought by Amazon just recently. It's a nifty little system that makes sure that dead spots are long gone from your property and ensures that you enjoy full WiFi strength regardless of your position in your home.
Now, you too can get a taste of what Eero offers as multiple systems are discounted by $100. The most expensive options will only come in handy if you are looking to cover a larger area in your property, otherwise the base system with just one Eero and one Eero Beacon will serve its purpose quite well.
You can go full-pro as well, with the Eero Pro system setting you back just $399 (after discount) which includes a total of three access points for a wider coverage in the house. Regardless of the option you go ahead with, you get a tri-band network that intelligently hands off your device to the most powerful access point in the vicinity.
This deal isn't likely going to last for a long time. Head over to the links below and choose your mesh system wisely.
eero Home WiFi System (1 eero + 1 eero Beacon) – Advanced Tri-Band Mesh WiFi System to Replace Traditional Routers and WiFi Ranger Extenders – Coverage: 1 to 2 Bedroom Home - Was $300, now just $199
eero Home WiFi System (1 eero + 2 eero Beacon) – Advanced Tri-Band Mesh WiFi System to Replace Traditional Routers and WiFi Ranger Extenders – Coverage: 2 to 4 Bedroom Home - Was $400, now just $299
eero Pro WiFi System (Set of 3 eeros) – 2nd Generation - Advanced Tri-Band Mesh WiFi System to Replace Traditional Routers and WiFi Range Extenders – Coverage: 5+ Bedroom Home - Was $500, now just $399
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