We’ve all experienced the classic problems with wifi at home. From long buffering times to dead spots in the house to a range of other issues, it can feel like a bit of an uphill battle sometimes. The pain of trying to stream a show that just will not buffer or dropping out of work calls on WFH days is a common one – but that doesn’t mean we should just accept it. For homeowners, there’s an added level of frustration. You can be proud of your home and spend a lot of time making it look a certain way, only for the wifi to ruin your next movie night.
If you’re anything like us, you might have found that your wifi doesn’t quite reach into every corner of your home. Look, we also won’t blame you if your router has been strategically placed next to your TV, rather than your work from home set-up…but nothing quite drives you up the wall like dropping out of a work call, just as you’re about to unmute. You’re not alone – a recent study has found that more than half of all Aussies are still having issues at home with their set-up. Luckily, the solution may have quietly arrived on our shores.
Keep reading to find out how you can solve your home internet woes!
What’s the solution?
Introducing eero – a router system that extends fast, reliable Wi-Fi across your whole home. It’s not only here to solve your connection issues, but also to replace your bulky router with something a little more aesthetically pleasing (another win for the house proud among us). Think of it as a “smart router” – where a standard router provides all the Wi-Fi coverage, eero finds the best path to deliver whole-home wifi through the whole house. That means the days of having multiple wifi networks and routers are behind us – with eero, you can just place a few of the devices around your house and they will automatically connect to one another, providing just one internet connection.
How much set-up is involved?
The best part – almost none! eero operates off a “plug it in and go” system, working with your NBN provider. Don’t worry about testing speeds and dealing with complicated start-up systems. Just plug the eero router to your NBN box and you’ll be back to streaming your latest binge watch in no time at all. You can also add additional eero devices at any time, so if you find yourself facing unexpected dead spots down the road, there’s an easy fix. Even better? The customer support team is based in Sydney, so should you have any issues, it’s super easy to contact support during Aus working hours. The eero 6+ range starts at $249.99 MSRP for one unit, (or $299.99 for eero 7) and is available to purchase now.
