eero wifi system Reviews: Is It Legit?

Customer Experience

Positive experience41.9% of reviews
Neutral10.6% of reviews
Negative experience47.5% of reviews

~ Based on 1,011 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say about eero wifi system

Is eero wifi system Safe?

eero wifi system appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for eero wifi system is 97/100.

This assessment is based on 208,952 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.8/5.

Safety Analysis

96.3% of ratings point to a safe experience
1.3% of ratings suggest some concerns
2.5% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 208,574 App Store ratings for eero wifi system.

Is eero wifi system Legit?

eero wifi system appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for eero wifi system is 93/100.

Based on 93 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

既存のeeroネットワークを管理できない

すでに構築済みのeeroネットワークがあるアカウントでサインインしたのに、「セットアップを開始」しか表示されず既存のeeroネットワークが表示されません。
既存のeeroネットワークを管理するにはどうしたらいいですか?

Not for homelabs/network nerds

I have to say for sure eero has one of the most intuitive user interfaces I’ve ever used. It’s very straightforward and easy to understand. The problem is when you’re deploying many of these in customers houses you expect them to be reliable. They have been for the most part. The problem is that when they break, many times, not even Customer Support is able to help you. Eero almost feels like they’re a product that’s not fully yours. You’re at the mercy of whatever ISP had them configured, EVEN IF YOU BOUGHT THEM YOURSELF. I purchased some eero devices and use them in the United States perfectly fine and once I took them to a foreign country, the ad blocking stopped working. The reset button stopped working as it would reset and never register and link up to the rest of the network, and then when I try to sell them after a factory reset due to all these problems, I came across the person that bought them from me told me that they were locked down from an ISP, which made zero sense as I bought them completely blank. When things start to fail due to the lockdown and restrictions that eero puts onto it and then when you try to sell them to at least recuperate some of the cost and then they’re lockdown by some company and you can’t identify one that happened or how that would even be a thing when they yours, it feels like the ultimate insult to injury. I still have a hard time comprehending that there are people out there spending thousands of dollars on these euros with very very subpar Networking capabilities. Do you say a favor, BUY UBIQUITI. At least with Ubiquiti, you buy the product…and it’s “yours yours”.
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Install

Easy breezy

Could be better

The app is very easy to use but lags behind google nest. It would be nice if the following features could be added:

- Device Priority

- Full list of devices with access to the WiFi network that is always accessible regardless of device status in order to see what devices have access to the WiFi

Log into Amazon for full features?

No way should a device require you to log into a 3rd party vendor to access full features. In addition, for those of us without smartphones, we have to call our children for assistant to even setup this device. It is clear Eero is not about supporting ALL users when both of these issue exist before their devices can be used.
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Extremely satisfied!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Good

Good

No range

No range

Can we get an update all systems button?

If you have more than one system running and want to update them all at the same time it takes a lot of switching and clicking around to update all routers. Also the latest updates look like it has broken client steering with iOS 27

Eero

Great device

Latest Update Wonky

Getting lots of offline messages and apps hanging since the 10/14 update. I have 6e's and T-Fiber.

Wow

It’s overwhelming you doing a great job no hesitation or anything

Engineer

Great application

Disorderly

There’s no way to delete a device that’s previously connected to my network. So if a guest comes over and uses it one time, I have to keep it in my list of devices perpetually. Who decided that is a good idea? What is the utility of this?

How does this not backup?

Living in Idaho and I acquired this service last year. I was told that EERO goes hand-in-hand with our local Wi-Fi service and is needed. I lived at my apartment for a couple years now I never had it with my prior Wi-Fi. It doesn’t want to back up. It takes three days sometimes and it allows other people to get get on my Wi-Fi when I restricted it.
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Over hyped

I’ve had eero for some time. I’ve setup the backup wifi. I’ve tried their customer support… it still doesn’t work. When I need it… it fails to be there… which is too late. Furthermore… my 2.5 GHz devices don’t stay connected, they randomly connect… and then drop out. This makes maintaining a smart home challenging to say the least.
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Trash

Trash, Always loses connection, Have to reset entire system, Do not get this it’s trash.

SUBSCRIPTION

With the Ring subscription plan, you do not need a separate subscription with Eero. Just create an account to access Ring devices connected to your Eero wifi. I made that mistake once before and the +plus features on the Eero App were not performing as intended. It was a rep from Ring that told me this info. I agree with others who stated the option to remove previously known or unknown device/s is not possible. It goes away eventually but you have to wait for the next App update in my case.

Update:

The new user interface now hides blocked devices on the main page which is good and can be found under devices blocked settings.

The new issue I am having is the rogue behavior of 1 security camera connected to the guest wifi which should be connecting to the eero wifi extender closer to it; except it is changing its connection to the main eero base station which is not ideal when someone hacks the specific camera.
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Works great but backup unusable

It’s supposed to have hotspot backup, but it rarely connects after turning hotspot on and you have to remove and re-add your device. But you need to be on wifi to do that, and since there’s no internet on the wifi most phones auto disconnect or disconnect when you turn hotspot on… so you can’t add your device? Apart from that it does all the basic and does them well, pretty plug and play
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セットアップをスキップできない

すでに構築済みのeeroネットワークがあるアカウントでログインした場合は、セットアップをスキップして構築済みeeroネットワークを管理できるようにしてほしい。