eero wifi system

WiFi works reliably, the app wants you to subscribe for basic functionality. I cannot view monthly data usage unless I pay for a subscription! Also missing some common sense features such as listing devices on order based on their IP address. I also believe the client list has very often has stale information. App is always trying to upsell their eero+ and frankly I am annoyed they want you to pay for basic usage information.

I can't begin to express my frustration enough with this app ! Not only is it extremely confusing and somewhat repetitive, but I am unable to even download the WiFi management app because it isn't available for my older android device ! Considering I have a lot of work to do online, with documents and the fact that I'm having major connectivity issues and cannot manage it all from one device. Im having to continously switch back & forth from both. Ugh !

OK, maybe I'm just unlucky, but it is not as straightforward as portrayed in the setup. The instructions seem to tell me one thing, but there are three possibilities on screen. Some steps are counterintuitive, like the grayed out step is what's active but the bright blue font is not active. Don't set them up where they will be after they're connected. Put them all close together, get them connected, then you will find out how far away they will work. Or you'll be wasting your time in dead area.

I shouldn't need an account or use a mobile app to edit Wi-Fi settings. Most routers have a way to access the settings via any web browser, meaning you can access them on any device so long as you have the admin login. If I need to do port forwarding or something, I'm likely already on a computer which should be able to access the network settings. I shouldn't be required to grab my phone, install an app, and set up an account to some service just to change basic settings.

Started out great....now not so much. So many updates and every time it reboots everything Alexa devices get placed badly and don't respond. Performance gets worse throughout the mesh as well. finally, the eero built in router with my Ring alarm was a bad idea as I'm now stuck with the old eero 6. that's on me for not thinking it through. when this ages out I will definitely switch to something else.