Is this common? I liked the speed and coverage the Eero system provided compared to the Netgear plus extender. Submitted for a return of the Eero system today. Tech support decided it was my ISP, despite the fact that I could hardwire a PC to the modem and have internet, and reconnected my old Netgear router with no issues. Yesterday though, it went offline and despite 2 hours on the phone with customer support, couldn't get even 1 of the 3 nodes to reboot/reconnect. During those 2 weeks, I noticed it drop and quickly reconnect a few times, but thought no big deal. Netgear Nighthawk with an extender was my previous set up. This was my first experience with a mesh system. I'll wait to confirm this but will be asking for a warranty replacement if no further problems occur in the interim. So, I believe that the previous gateway unit might be the problem.
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Doesn't seem like a long time, but the point is it wasn't 30 minutes to restore full functionality either. However it took about 5-7 minutes to carry that out. When changing out the Eero's (swapping the "Living Room" to the "Office" units), the Eero smoothly changed its assignments. Then we'll see how long it takes for the Gateway to re-establish itself. The real test will come when there is a disruption of service with the ISP. I want to say that I also have swapped out the Gateway Eero used previously reporting this issue and so far have not had any failures. So as a result, that's not a part of my problem, since I have Gig Service (Comcast) and without any cell booster in the system with my Eero's.
The wired network conflicts were too much and the use of cell spot was totally unnecessary. I similarly have an LTE CellSpot, but I turned it off quite a while ago when finding the same improvement here in T Mobile (upgrade to 5u/c service).
That's a really good idea and one I forgot to mention.
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