Upgrade your home WiFi with this eero mesh router deal

With back to school season underway, there are plenty of affordable mesh routers you can buy. However, when it comes to value — we're big fans of the Amazon eero 6+.

For a limited time, you can get the Amazon eero6+ Three-Pack for just $194 at Best Buy. That's the cheapest it's ever been and one of my favorite Best Buy Black Friday in July sales this week.

The Eero 6+ is not only Amazon's smallest mesh Wi-Fi system, it's also the fastest one with Wi-Fi 6 support. An upgrade to the original Eero 6, it now uses faster 160 MHz data channels for better speeds. On the back of each interchangeable unit, you get two gigabit Ethernet ports. Like with other Eero devices, you can manage your network, download and install updates and more using the Eero app. Likewise, you can upgrade to Eero Plus for additional security features and access to a VPN and password manager.

This Wi-Fi 6-powered mesh system can cover up to 4,500 square feet and supports 75+ connected devices. We like that the eero 6+ units are compact and easy to hide around your home. They're also a breeze to set up thanks to the easy-to-use eero app. Since eero is owned by Amazon, this mesh kit works great with your Alexa devices and you can even use an Echo Dot as a mesh extender if you need extra coverage for your home network.

It's not uncommon to find this 3-pack on sale, but right now it's selling at full retail price at Amazon, which makes Best Buy's deal that much better. This is also the cheapest it's ever been, so you know you're getting a solid bargain.

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