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My experience with Eero - it works if you don't close door to the room where the main pod or wifi router is. If that room door is closed - the wifi connectivity
by itpragmatik 9y ago
My experience with Eero - it works if you don't close door to the room where the main pod or wifi router is. If that room door is closed - the wifi connectivity is absyml or even absent. Is this expected behavior? Also, I think it need all pods in direct line of sight of each other - even if the pods are placed at distance and in different rooms/floors?
- dpark 9y ago> My experience with Eero - it works if you don't close door to the room where the main pod or wifi router is. If that room door is closed - the wifi connectivity is absyml or even absent. Is this expected behavior? Not expected unless your room is a faraday cage. > Also, I think it need all pods in direct line of sight of each other - even if the pods are placed at distance and in different rooms/floors Definitely doesn’t need line of sight. It’s just 2.4/5ghz WiFi transmission. The less stuff in the way, the better it will work, but you don’t need line of sight for typical homes. If your home is made of poured concrete and adobe, yeah, you might have trouble, but that’s going to be the case with any WiFi solution.
- floatingatoll 9y agoThat's definitely not the behavior I get when I close the doors in my apartment. You should contact Eero Support about it.